37. What neural foramina would be visualized with a left anterior cervical obliq

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37. What neural foramina would be visualized with a left anterior cervical oblique? a. Right b. Left 38.What view is necessary to observe lumbar neural foramina? a. AP b. Lateral c. Obliques 39.A right posterior lumbar oblique would demonstrate which of the following? a. Right Pars b. Left Pars c. Right IVFs d. Left IVFs 40. The Lumbar Gravity Line should normally pass through: a. L4 b. L5 c. S1 41.All cervical views demonstrate a failure of segmentation (separation) at CO-C1 Name the anomaly. a. Os Odentoideum b. Congenital block verterbra c. Spina bifida occulta d. Cervical synostosis e. Occipitilization 42.What is the significance of an abnormal Georges Line? a. Hypolordosis b. Basilar Impression c. Platabasia d. Spondylolisthesis e. Hyperlordosis

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37. b. Left

This is because in AP projection, it is obvious that only right or left needs to be labelled.

38. b. Lateral

They transmit the lateral nerves and accompany radicular arteries which are on the lateral aspects of vertebral column.

39. c. Right IVF's

Right intervertebral foramen is demonstrated in the right oblique position of lumbar vertebrae.

40. b. L5

It should generally pass anterior to the body of L5 .

41. b. Congenital block vertebrae

It is caused by failure in normal segmentation.

42. c. Platabasis.

It is due to the personal injury breaks.

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