What are the description of these bones cervical thoracic lumbar sacral coccyx?

Cervical vertebrae:

* Located in the neck

* 7 in total, labeled C1-C7

* C1 is called the atlas and it articulates with the skull

* C2 is called the axis and it allows for the head to rotate

* The remaining cervical vertebrae are numbered C3-C7

Thoracic vertebrae:

* Located in the chest

* 12 in total, labeled T1-T12

* Each thoracic vertebra articulates with a pair of ribs

* The thoracic vertebrae help to protect the heart, lungs, and other organs in the chest

Lumbar vertebrae:

* Located in the lower back

* 5 in total, labeled L1-L5

* The lumbar vertebrae support the weight of the upper body and help to distribute forces during movement

* The lumbar vertebrae are also responsible for some of the flexibility of the lower back

Sacral vertebrae:

* Located at the base of the spine

* 5 in total, fused together to form the sacrum

* The sacrum helps to support the weight of the upper body and pelvis

* The sacrum also forms part of the pelvic girdle

Coccyx:

* Located at the very bottom of the spine

* 4 in total, fused together to form the coccyx

* The coccyx is a small bone that serves no real function

* The coccyx is sometimes called the tailbone