External Anatomy Of The Spinal Cord
5 Questions
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Questions and Answers
- 1.Extends from 4th cervical to 1st thoracic vertebrae
- A.
Cervical enlargement
- B.
Lumbar enlargement
- C.
Conus medullaris
- D.
Filum terminale
- E.
Cauda equina
- 2.An extension of the pia mater that extends inferiorly from the conus medullaris to attatch the spinal cord to the coccyx
- A.
Cervical enlargement
- B.
Lumbar enlargement
- C.
Conus medullaris
- D.
Filum terminale
- E.
Cauda equina
- 3.Ends at the level of the interverterbral disc between the 1st and 2nd lumbar vertebrae
- A.
Cervical enlargement
- B.
Lumbar enlargement
- C.
Conus medullaris
- D.
Filum terminale
- E.
Cauda equina
- 4.Extends from the 9th to 12th thoracic vertebrae
- A.
Cervicle enlargement
- B.
Lumbar enlargement
- C.
Conus medullaris
- D.
Filum terminale
- E.
Cauda equina
- 5.The roots of spinal nerves emerging from the lower part of the spinal cord travel inferiorly to form this.
- A.
Cervical enlargement
- B.
Lumbar enlargement
- C.
Conus medullaris
- D.
Filum terminal
- E.
Cauda equina
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