chapter 6. lesson 5 do now list the 5 main types of vertebrae- or as many as you can
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The Skeletal SystemChapter 6
Vertebral ColumnLesson 5
Do NowList the 5 main types of vertebrae- or as many as you can
Do NowVideo: The Vertebral Column
Vertebral ColumnProtects spinal cordSkull to pelvis~33 bones
7 cervical (neck) C1: atlas C2: axis Occiput: articulates
with atlas12 thoracic (chest)5 lumbar (low back)5 fused sacral3-5 fused coccyx
(tailbone)
1 curve in the fetusCervical curve forms
3-4 months after birth
Curves provide support
Disorders of the SpineKyphosisLordosisScoliosis
When do these abnormalities occur? Where? What can be don’t to correct?
Intervertebral DisksCartilage disks found between vertebral
bonesPrevent grindingShock absorptionAllow flexion/extension/lateral movements
Herniated DiskSlip or rupture of the
cartilaginous diskCan press on the
spinal nerves and cause pain
Treatment:Repair Removal – vertebrae
are fused together and provide substantially less range of motion
Vertebral StructuresVertebrae are small at
the top of the spineWhy?
Vertebrae are larger at the bottom of the spineWhy?
Foramen: hole for the spinal cord to pass from the brain
In class assignmentVertebrae Worksheet
HomeworkComplete worksheet
Thoracic CavityLesson 6
Do NowTake out Notes Packet & turn to Lesson 6
Atlas and Axis2 special cervical vertebraeC1 and C2Atlas: supports and balances the head
(nodding)Axis: allows shaking of the head (no)
Odontoid process connects it to the atlas
Rib CageProtective
(heart/lungs)Flexible (breathing)12 pairs (24 total)Connect to thoracic
vertebrae“True ribs”: first 7
pairs which connect to the sternum by costal cartilage
“False ribs”: 5 pairs which do not attach to the sternum
SternumBreastbone3 bones:
1. Manubrium (superior) ribs 1-22. Body (Middle/largest) ribs 3-73. Xiphoid (inferior/smallest) no ribs
- attaches to diaphragm- separates thoracic and
abdominal cavities- site for CPR
Pectoral Girdle:2 clavicles2 scapulae
Upper Limb:2 humerus
2 radius2 ulna
14 carpals28 phalanges
Pelvic Girdle:2 coxal bones
Sacrumcoccyx
Lower Limb:2 femur2 tibia2 fibula
14 tarsals10 metatarsals28 phalanges
Appendicular Skeleton
In class assignmentThoracic Labeling Diagrams
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