A Typical Thoracic Vertebra Has All the Following Characteristics EXCEPT

question 29

Multiple Choice

A typical thoracic vertebra has all the following characteristics EXCEPT:

• A) a spinous process which slopes down and back
• B) articular facets located on the transverse processes
• C) an intermediate size body when compared to those of cervical and lumbar vertebrae
• D) upper and lower demifacets on the bodies of TX, TX1 and TXII
• E) one whole upper facet and a lower demifacet on the body of TI

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Definitions:

Statistically Significant

Indicates that an observed effect or result is unlikely to have occurred by chance, suggesting a real impact or difference that is not due to random variation.

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Power

In statistics, the probability that a test will correctly reject a false null hypothesis; essentially, the test's sensitivity to detect an effect when there is one.

Likelihood Of Error

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