Across
- 3. This process gives the upper part of the vertebrae a concave shape in the frontal plane
- 6. This muscle acts to unilaterally sideband the neck or bilaterally protract the neck
- 10. This ligament runs from supraspinous ligament of C7 up to occipital protuberance to resist cervical flexion
- 11. (abbreviation) this ligament resists cervical extension
- 13. Attaches anteriorly from C3-C6 transverse processes up to occipital bone
- 14. This portion of the cervical spine has the most amount of sagittal plane motion
- 15. This muscle acts to elevate the upper ribs and/ or ipsilaterally sidebends the neck
Down
- 1. To assess the MMT of this muscle, flex the neck, sideband to contralateral side, and rotate ipsilaterally
- 2. This muscle spans the entire cervical column on the anterior surfaces of vertebral bodies and work bilaterally to flex the cervical spine
- 4. The shape of the annulus fibrosis in the cervical spine
- 5. This membrane is an extension of the posterior longitudinal ligament that runs to occiput
- 7. The vertebral artery runs through this foramen
- 8. This foramen is closed with ipsilateral cervical rotation
- 9. (abbreviation) This ligament contained the posterolateral aspect of the disc in cervical spine
- 12. This joint is oriented 45deg in the sagittal plane