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LUMBAR SPINE, SACRUM, COCCYX AND SI JOINT POSITIONING TEST exam new update questions and

LUMBAR SPINE, SACRUM, COCCYX AND SI JOINT POSITIONING TEST Questions and Answers

What anatomy of the following is best demonstrated on the oblique of the lumbar spine? a. zygophyseal joints b. intervertebral joints c. spinous processes d. intervertebral foramina : a. zygophyseal joints The right sacroiliac joint would be best demonstrated on a/an: a. 25-30 degree RPO b. 30-45 degree RAO c. 25-30 degree LPO d. 30-45 degree LAO : c. 25-30 degree LPO The pars interarticularis is represented by what part of the "scotty dog" seen in a correctly positioned oblique ...

Bontrager Workbook_ Chapter 9- Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx

Chapter 9_ Lumbar Spine, Sacrum and Coccyx.

vertebral column : commonly called the spine or spinal column vertebrae : is a complex succession of many bones (singular is vertebra). provides a flexible supporting column for the trunk and head and also transmits the weight of the trunk and upper body to the lower limbs. spinal canal : follows the various curves of the spinal column and begins at the base of the skull and extends distally into the sacrum. What does the spinal canal contain? : the spinal cord and is filled with ce...

LUMBAR SPINE, SACRUM, COCCYX AND SI JOINT POSITIONING TEST

Lumbar Vertebrae : Largest and strongest vertebrae in the vertebral column because the load of body weight increases toward the inferior end of the column. Transverse Process : Extends laterally from the junction of each pedicle and lamina. Fairly small in the lumbar vertebrae Spinous Process : Extends posteriorly at the midline of the 2 laminae. Bulky & blunt in the lumbar vertebrae Intervertebral Foramina : Opening formed by the superior and inferior vertebral notches Pedicles : E...

Ch 8&9 Cervical and Thoracic Spine, Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx

Ch 8&9 Cervical and Thoracic Spine, Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx