Difference Between Cervical , Thoracic, and Lumbar Vertebrae

University:
North Idaho College
Course:
NURS 201 | Fundamentals Of Nursing
Academic year:

2021
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487

Pages:

1
Author:

MichGar

VERTEBRAE CERVICAL THORICIC LUMBAR BODY a) Small (a) Bigger than (a) Biggest cervical (b) No faret (b) Present costal (B) No facets DIPANKAR RAY falet on the side body. VERIEBRAL Bigger and Circulars Smaller Smaller than FORAMEN Triangular Cerrical but SPINE Short and Blind Long, ends in a triangular tubencle - downwards Almost horizontally and backwards guadrangubr in TRANSVERSE (a) Presents shape, faramen (a) No faramen PROCESS (a) No foramen transversarium transversarium transversarium (b) No fact (b) Presence of facet (b) No facet. (c) No accesorry process (e) No accessory (c) Accessory process Process present SUPERIOR Superior articular Human Anatomy For Exam ARTICULAR facets look Superior articular facets look Superior articular PROCESS barkwards, backwards. faicts look upwards and almost medially medially Measurement Transverse measurement is Antero-positior Antero-posterior measurement is more than the measurement is slightly more than antero-posterior more than the the transverse measurement thoracic vertebrae measurement or may be equal