In which area is the cervical region located?

The cervical region is primarily located in the neck. This part of the spine consists of seven vertebrae (C1 to C7) that provide support for the skull and enable a wide range of motion for the head. The cervical region is crucial for various functions, including protecting the spinal cord and allowing for nerves to exit the spine and innervate the arms and upper body. Understanding the location of the cervical region is essential for assessing injuries, performing assessments, and conducting appropriate interventions in first aid or medical situations.