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Incorrect. The diagram shows a typical cervical vertebra. The transverse processes project laterally from the junction between the pedicles and laminae.
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Transverse process
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Incorrect. The diagram shows a typical cervical vertebra. The laminae are flat sheets of bone extending posteromedially from each pedicle to fuse at the midline.
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Vertebral lamina
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Incorrect. The diagram shows a typical cervical vertebra. The pedicles are bony pillars that connect the vertebral body and the neural arch.
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Vertebral pedicle
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Correct. The diagram shows a typical cervical vertebra. The spinous process projects posteroinferiorly from the junction of the laminae. It acts as a site for attachment of muscles and ligaments.
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Spinous process
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Incorrect. The diagram shows a typical cervical vertebra. The vertebral body is found anterior to the spinal cord and is linked to other vertebral bodies by intervertebral discs and ligaments, forming the anterior part of the vertebral foramen.
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Vertebral body
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The Cervical Spine
Topic
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Head and neck anatomy
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Topic
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Head and neck anatomy
Identify the labelled structure.

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