5 Written Questions

1. lateral mass
2. scoliosis
3. lordosis
4. right or left handed
5. superior and inferior articular processes

5 Matching Questions

1. What level is the jugular notch?
2. The intervertebral joints are classified as?
3. The dens is also known as the and is the modified body of C2?
4. What is ankylosing spondylitis?
5. What level is the vertebra prominence?

1. a ampithiroidal
2. b c7
3. c inflammation of the larger joints and si joints usually affecting males from 20-40
4. d Odontid
5. e t2-t3

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. C3
   1. What level is the gonion at?
   2. What level is the mastoid tip?
   3. What level is the vertebra prominence?
   4. What level is the jugular notch?
2. C1
   1. What level is the vertebra prominence?
   2. What level is the gonion at?
   3. What level is the jugular notch?
   4. What level is the mastoid tip?
3. anterior obliques
   1. What does a typical vertebrae consist of?
   2. What does the vertebral disk contain?
   3. What level is the mastoid tip?
   4. What obliques are preferred to reduce thyroid dose?
4. body, verterbral arch, verterbral foramen
   1. What does a typical vertebrae consist of?
   2. What level is the vertebra prominence?
   3. What does the vertebral disk contain?
   4. What level is the gonion at?
5. intervertebral foramina and the pedicles of the side closest to the IR
   1. Where is the central ray for a c-spine?
   2. What are unique characteristics the c-spine has?
   3. What is spondylitis?
   4. What are shown on obliques of the c spine?

5 True/False Questions

1. On a true lateral T spine you woulde see what openings? → Intervertebral formina

   True        False

2. Which cervical spine exam demonstrates the intervertebral foramen? → oblique

   True        False

3. Where is the central ray for a c-spine? → t7 which is 3"-4" below jugular notch

   True        False

4. What is a clay shovel fx? → communited or spintered crushed at the site of impact

   True        False

5. What is transition verterbrae and what is it also known as? → nucleus papposus, annulus fibrosous

   True        False