Refer to the photos below of the vertebrae. Marker A represents a landmark that the head rotates on. This landmark is called the Blank 1, meaning the vertebra near the bottom of each photo is specifically named the Blank 2. Marker B is a site for back muscles to attach and is called the Blank 3. Marker C represents the passage where the spinal cord would be, called the Blank 4. Choose from the following options to fill in the blanks: dens axis (C2) transverse process vertebral foramen spinous process centrum atlas (C1) thoracic vertebra lumbar vertebra sacral vertebra Blank 1 Add your answer Blank 2 Add your answer Blank 3 Add your answer Blank 4 Add your answer ABC Question 9 You must spell the name of the bone correctly in order to get a mark for this question. Only write the name of the bone, no extra words are required. What is the name of the bone that supports the skull? (Hint: what is the name of the bone that the base of the skull sits upon?) Blank 1 Blank 1 Add your answer Question 10 You must spell the word correctly in order to get a mark for this question. Only write the requested structure name. No other words are necessary. What is the name for the unique projection on the axis? Blank 1 Blank 1 Add your answer

Read the statement below and then answer these questions: 1) What condition may cause this abnormal curvature of the trunk? In what division of the skeleton was Kathy's problem located?, 2) What are the signs for this condition and do they match her observations?   Kathy is a dance student in the theatrical department in a local college, and a recent assignment called for videotaping a number of their routines which led her to startling discovery about her posture.  As she replayed the tape Kathy noticed that her hips and shoulders seemed awkwardly unbalanced, even when she was standing still.

A) Identify the movements the arrows A and B point to.. B) Which joint do these movements occur at? A B (g) Ankle joint & This is a foot with arrow A showing the foot moving upwards and arrow B showing the foot moving downwards.

Match each numbered item with its correct action.1. platysma2. buccinator3. lateral rectus4. temporalis5. levator ani6. digastric7. external intercostal8. styloglossus9. zygomaticus major10. spinalis groupa. moves eye laterallyb. elevates and retractstonguec. elevates and retractsmandibled. tenses skin of necke. extends vertebralcolumnf. elevates angles of mouthg. compresses cheeksh. supports pelvic floorand viscerai. depresses mandiblej. elevates ribs

Tina is painting her toenails. How would you describe the location of her toenails using a term of orientation?

Which region of the vertebral column has the greatestrange of motion for rotation?a. cervicalb. thoracicc. lumbard. sacral

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Match the muscles to the movements which are caused when the respective muscles contract concentrically. Cervical extension Cervical flexion - Cervical lateral flexion to the right Cervical lateral flexion to the left Cervical rotation to the right Cervical rotation to the left Lumbar extension Lumbar flexion Lumbar lateral flexion to the right Lumbar lateral flexion to the left Lumbar rotation to the right Lumbar rotation to the left - - A. Erector spinae, quadratus lumborum B. Erector spinae, splenius cervicis, splenius capitis C. L) erector spinae, L) rectus abdominis, R) external oblique L) internal oblique D. L) erector spinae, L) rectus abdominis, L) external oblique, L) internal oblique, L) quadratus lumborum E. R) erector spinae, R) rectus abdominis, L) external oblique R) internal oblique F. R) erector spinae, R) rectus abdominis, R) external oblique, R) internal oblique, R) quadratus lumborum G. Rectus abdominis, external oblique, internal oblique H. L) splenius cervicis, L)…

Often a stroke (cerebrovascular accident, CA), impairs one side of the body, resulting in paralysis (hemiplegia). The paralysis can range in severity. In more severe cases, the patient often loses most of the function of their upper extremity and presents with glenohumeral (i.e., shoulder) subluxation (an incomplete or partial dislocation of a joint). a. Why is the primary reason this happens? b. What is likely to happen if left unaddressed?

A man bends backward to stretch his back after a long day's labour. Which of the following features is characteristic in the thoracic vertebral column with this movement? Select one: a. Interspinous ligaments are stretched b. Intervertebral disc spaces are widened posteriorly c. Anterior longitudinal ligament is stretched d. Posterior longitudinal ligament is stretched e. Spines are separated far away from each other