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What is a ring structure with no body and a very short spinous process
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Atlas (C1)
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The anterior portion of the ring of c1 houses the ___
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Odontoid ( dens)
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NAME THE STRUCTURES OF THE ATLAS
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ANT./POST. ARCH
2 LATERAL MASSES
2 TRANSVERSE PROCESSES
ATLANTAL LIGAMENT (DIVIDES RING FORMED BY ARCHES)
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THE ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE ATLAS HOLDS THE ______
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DENS
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THE POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE ATLAS DOES _____________
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TRANSMITS PROXIMAL SPINAL CORD
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THE ATLAS/ AXIS JOINT(DENS) ACTS AS A ______
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PIVOT
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____ IS THE STRONGEST CONICAL PROCESS ON THE UPPER BODY
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DENS
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THE CSPINES TRANSVERSE PROCESSES ARE TYPICALLY _____
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SHORT & WIDE
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TRANSVERSE FORAMINA ARE FOUND WHERE AND CARRY WHAT
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C SPINE ONLY AND THEY TRANSMIT VERTEBRAL ARTERIES AND VEINS
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THE ______ LIE AT RIGHT ANGLES TO MSP AND ARE CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED ON _____ VIEW
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APOPHYSEAL JOINTS
LATERAL
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______ ARE DIRECTED ANTERIORLY AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE TO MSP AND 15 DEGREES INFERIORLY TO HORIZONTAL PLANE, THEY ARE BEST DEMONSTRATED ON A _____ VIEW
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INTERVERTEBRAL FORAMINA
OBLIQUE
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THE ROUTINE VIEWS FOR A CSPINE IS:
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AP
ODONTOID
BOTH ANTERIOR OBLIQUES
LATERAL
(SWIMMERS IF C7/T1 ISNT VISUALIZED ON THE LATERAL)
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VIEWS FOR A TRAUMA CSPINE ARE:
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CROSS TABLE LATERAL
AP
ODONTIOD
SWIMMERS IF C7/T1 ISNT VISIBLE
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HOW IS PT. PLACED FOR AN AP AXIAL VIEW
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SEATED OR RECUMBENT
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ON AN AP AXIAL VIEW, HOW ARE THE SHOULDERS POSITIONED AND WHY
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IN THE SAME HORIZONTAL PLANE TO PREVENT ROTATION
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