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72 Cards in this Set
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Greater tubercle which view shows it the best.?
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A-P with external rotation
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Lesser Tubercle which view show it the best ?
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A-P with internal rotation
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Joint Seperation, which view shows it the best ?
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A-P weighted shoulder
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A-P view of the humerus what is the body position?
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body is slightly oblique to allow for arm to hang straight down along the bucky
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Lateral view of the humerus tothe body position?
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elbow at a 90 and include the joint of interest.
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Opposing views of the shoulder series are?
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A-P with internal
A-P posterior oblique with external rotation |
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Why are lateral views of the shoulder worthless?
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To much anatomy to see thru
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What anatomy needs to be included on all long bone series?
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Joint of interest
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What is the exception to the long bone series rule ?
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Femur always includes the Knee joint
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Which series would you do to for the olecranon process?
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A-P elbow
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Which view for the Radial Head ?
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external oblique elbow
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Which view for the coronoid
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Internal oblique elbow
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what is ulnar flexion view used for ?
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Scaphoid fracture
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When is a lateral hand view appropriate ?
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when confirming a fracture
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Which pelvic girdle shot is bilateral ?
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A-P pelvis
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how do you assure a good visualization of the femoral necks ?
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internal rotation of femur 15*
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Which view shows the Greater Trochanter the best ?
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A-P hip with 15* internal rotation
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Which view shows the best view of the Lesser Trachanter?
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Frog View
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Which view show the Femoral notch the best ?
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Holmblad knee
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Which view show the best retropatellar space?
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Lateral knee
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Which view is best for the Tibiofemoral
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A-P knee ?????
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Which for the Tangential views of the patella ?
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Merchants view is bilateral,
Settegast is unilateral. |
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which view is the best to visualize the Mortise joint ?
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A-P internal oblique ankle
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Base of the 5th metatarsal best viewed ?
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Medial oblique Foot
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Best view to view the IVF's?
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Lateral thoracic's
Anterior Cervical Obliques Lateral lumbar |
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Best view for the Pars?
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Cervicals obliques
Lumbars obliques |
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Best view for a Zygapophyseal joint ?
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Anterior obliques
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Significance of the Knickle knee shot ? 5* cephalic tube tilt
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to superimpose condyles over each other
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Significance of the 10 toes tube tilt ? 10* Cephalic
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to elongate the tarsals?
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medial side of upper extermities are next the cassete for
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Lateral views
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lateral side of extremities are next to the cassette for
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lateral views
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True AP shot of the lower extermity is ..... 3 criteria
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Doriflexed foot
Internal rotation 5 * Knee extended (knee locked) |
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True lateral for the upper extremeity is ..... 2 criteria
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elbow flexed 90*
thumb up include jt. of interest |
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Projection :
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Path of the x ray beam, entrance and exit.
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Position:
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palcement of the body or the body part between the Tube and the I.R.
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Parrallel :
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runs along with the I.R.
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Perpenducular :
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part is Squared or 90* to the I.R.
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Matoid tip =
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C1
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Thyroid Cartilage
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C4
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Shoulder routine views :
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A-P
A-P internal oblique A-P external oblique P-A "y" view 10-15* caudal tilt |
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Shoulder Joint view :
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A-P Weighted 5* possible tilt
A-P unweighted 5* possible tilt |
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Clavicle Routine views :
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P-A clavicle
A-P Axial Clavicle 15* cephalic tilt colliminate to 4X12 |
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Humerus routine views :
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A-P
Lateral colliminate j7X 17 include joint |
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Elbow routine views
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A-P + Lateral on 10X12
A-P internal 8X10 A-P external 8X18 all joints in the same plane |
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Forearm Routine Views :
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A-P
Lateral both on 1/2 10X12 include joint of interest |
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Wrist routine views :
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A-P 10X12 split in 1/3
Lateral Oblique |
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Hand routine Views:
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P-A
oblique 10X12 split 1/2 |
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Jones view use for
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Olecranon
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ulnar deviation view for
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Scaphoid fracture
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BAll catchers used to view :
(A-P hand ) |
R.A.
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Pelvi series includes :
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A-P 14x17 transverse
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Hip series Includes :
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A-P
Lateral Hip ( frog leg ) 10X12 |
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Femur series includes:
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A-P
:Lateral include KNEE JOINT 14X17 coliminated to 7X17 |
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Knee Series includes :
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A-P 8X10 5* tilt Cephalic
Lateral 8X10 5* Tilt Cephalic Homblad 8X10 leg flexed 20* |
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Lower Leg series :
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A-P
Lateral 14X17 colliminated 7X17 |
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Ankle Series :
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A-P + internal oblique 10X12 collimintaed to 6X10
Lateral 8X10 |
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Foot Series :
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A-P
Medial oblique 10 X12 1/2 10* tilt Lateral Diagonal on a 10X12 collimintaed |
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5 views of Plamer upper cervical series
PUC Series : |
Lateral, A-P cervical, palmer open mouth , nasium , base posterior and Vertex
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Lateral cervical is first to extablish???
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APL line for the angle of C1
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Puc Series the C. R. is thru ?
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C1 not C4 for the traditional Lateral.
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puc series differences from normal ?
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seated and natural postion.
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what 2 films are touching the back of the head and the bucky?
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APOM , and nasium
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Base posterior bucky touches bucky us tilted 45* Cephalic
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Vertex of the head. thru 1" below the chin
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Vertex bucky is tilted 45*Caudal
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1 " below he chin
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which 2 Puc films will produce the same view ?
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Base posterior and Vertex, interchangeable due to patients limits
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All laterals are taken at ? sid
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72"
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Compensating Filtration is =
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Colliminating out the orbits
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Lateral thoracs is collimintaed to :
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10X 17 and filter bottom up
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A-P Coccyx is tube tilt
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10 *caudal
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A-P Sacrum Tube tilt is
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15* cephalic
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Swimmers is used to view
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C7-T1
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Pa Judd/ Ap Fuchs
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Non trauma to view Odontoid
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