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8 Cards in this Set

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Ribs Above LPO/RPO
Ribs Above LPO/RPO
14x17 lw
Blocker top
Marker top dependent side
SID 40
1 1/2 inches above shoulder, turn 45 % 3 from spine (CR: centered to T7)
back of hand on hip
Deep inspiration
Ribs Below PA/AP
Ribs Below PA/AP
14x17 cw
Blocker bottom
marker right or left
SID 40
Bottom of IR level with crest
Full expiration
Ribs Below LAO/RAO
Ribs Below LAO/RAO
14x17 cw
Blocker bottom
marker independent side
SID 40
Bottom of IR level with crest (center t-10)
Full expiration
Ribs Below LPO/RPO
Ribs Below LPO/RPO
14x17 cw
Blocker bottom
marker dependent side
SID 40
Bottom of IR level with crest (center t-10)
Full expiration
Abdomen AP/PA Free Air
Abdomen AP/PA Free Air
14x17 lw
blocker bottom
marker bottom right or left
SID 40
CR is 2- 3” above the crest of the ilia
Tip-IR top underarm
roll the scapular
Expiration
Abdomen recumbent and erect AP
Abdomen recumbent and erect AP
14x17 lw
Blocker bottom
Marker bottom right or left
SID 40
CR & IR = to iliac crest
Expiration
PA or AP LATERAL DECUBITUS: RT. & LT. (RECUMBENT) chest
PA or AP LATERAL DECUBITUS: RT. & LT. (RECUMBENT) chest
14-17LW
Blockers top for chest
Marker on the up side
SID 40
Top of IR: ~ 2” above shoulders. CR is horiz. & centered to IR or about 3” below the jugular notch.
Set it up first and don’t let the patient move it.
PA or AP LATERAL DECUBITUS: RT. & LT. (RECUMBENT) Abdomen
PA or AP LATERAL DECUBITUS: RT. & LT. (RECUMBENT) Abdomen
14-17LW
Blocker bottom
Marker on the up side
SID 40
CR & IR centered to iliac crest
Set it up first and don’t let the patient move it.