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33 Cards in this Set

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PA Hand
PA carpals, metacarpals, phalanges and their articulations. Provides obl proj of thumb.
Lat Hand (Extension)
Superimposed carpals, metacarpals, phalanges and their articulations. Decrease 10 kV for foreign body.
Lat Hand (Flexion)
Superimposed carpals, metacarpals, phalanges, and their articulations. Shows ant/post fx displacement.
Oblique Hand
Obl proj carpals, metacarpals, phalanges, and their articulations; use of a "finger sponge" places jts parallel to IR and opens jt spaces.
Thumb (AP, PA, Lat)
AP, PA, or lat proj of first digit. 3 articulations should be seen: CMC, MPJ, IPJ.
PA Wrist
PA carpals, prox region metacarpals, dist radius and ulna.
Flexion of MPJs reduces OID.
Lat Wrist
Lat Carpals, superimposed prox metacarpals and dist radius and ulna.
PA (semi-pronation) Obl
Useful for scaphoid, and other lateral carpals (trapezium and trapezoid) and their interspaces.
AP (semi-supination) Obl
Useful for pisiform, region triquetrum, and hamate medial carpals and their interspaces.
Ulnar Flexion/Deviation
Scaphoid and other lat carpal interspaces; reduces foreshortening of navicular.
Radial Flexion/Deviation
Medial carpal interspaces.
Scaphoid
Forearm (a) pronated or
(b) pronated and elevated 20 degrees
Scaphoid w/o foreshortening and self-superimposition.
Carpal canal (Gaynor Hart)
Carpal canal; trapezium, scaphoid, capitate, triquetrum, pisiform.
AP Forearm
AP radius and ulna, including wrist and elbow joints
Lat Forearm
Radius and ulna superimposed distally, lateral proj of radius and ulna, elbow and wrist joints
AP elbow
AP elbow jt, prox radius and ulna, distal humerus; radial head and tuberosity partially superimposed on ulna.
Lat elbow
Lat elbow jt, prox radius, and ulna and distal humerus; radial head partially superimposed on ulna; olecranon process in profile
Internal (medial) obl elbow
obl elbow jt; coronoid process in profile
external (lat) obl
obl elbow jt; radial head, neck, and tuberosity free from superimposition of ulna
ap humerus
ap humerus, includes shoulder and elbow jts; greatertubercle in profile; epicondyles parallel to ir
lat humerus
lateral humerus including shoulder and elbow jts; lesser tubercle in profile; epicondyles superimposed
ap shoulder

arm extended and supinated with epicondyles parallel to ir
external rotation: true ap humerus, shows greater tubercle in profile
ap shoulder

arm extended and palm against thigh, epicondyles 45 to ir
neutral position: good for calcific deposits, trauma
ap shoulder

arm extended and elbow slightly flexed, back of hand against thigh
internal rotation: lateral humerus, shows lesser tubercle in profile
posterior oblique shoulder

grashey method
glenohumeral jt and glenoid cavity
transthoracic lateral
lateral shoulder and prox humerus through thorax
pa obl

scapular y
oblique shoulder; especially good for demonstration of dislocations
pa or ap clavicle
entire length of clavicle and articulations, best done pa erect or ap recumbent for patient comfort
ap or pa axial clavicle

ap (25-30 angle cephalad)
pa (25-30 angle caudad)
axial proj of clavicle; can demonstrate fractures not seen in direct pa or ap
ac joints

w and wo weights
ap/pa proj of ac jt and soft tissues; demonstrates dislocation/separation when performed erect
ap scapula
ap scapula with lateral portion away from ribs; exposure may be made during quiet breathing to blur lung markings
lat scapula

erect pa 45-60 (obl w/affected side toward ir and (1) arm across chest for acromion and coracoid
lat scapula, acromion and coracoid processes
lat scapula

erect pa 45-60 (obl w/affected side toward ir and (2) palpate scapular borders and rotate body to superimposed
lat scapula, superimposed vertebral and axillary borders free of rib cage