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What are the basic projections of the wrist exam?
PA, PA oblique, lateral
(PA) What size IR is used?
18 X 24 or 8 X 10
(PA) What is the kVp and mAs?
62 @ 4
(PA) Sheilding?
Yes, over patient's lap
(PA) Why do we want to arch the hand slightly?
To place wrist closer to IR
(PA) Where is the CR directed?
Midcarpal area
(Lateral) What is the kVp and mAs?
66 @ 5
(Lateral) True or False. Wrist, elbow and shoulder should all be on different planes.
False, they should all be on the same plane.
(Lateral) True or false. In a lateral, one should see the "hitchhiker's thumb".
False, the thumb should be place down beside the second phalanx
(Lateral) Where is the CR directed?
Midcarpal area
(PA scaphoid) What is the kVp and mAs?
64 @ 4
(PA scaphoid) True or False. The hand is rotated toward the radial side.
False, it is rotated toward the ulnar side
(PA scaphoid) What is the CR angulation?
10 to 15 degrees proximal
(PA scaphoid) Where is the CR directed?
Centered to scaphoid
(PA scaphoid elevated) What is the angulation of the sponge the wrist is rested on?
20 degrees (Or clench fist underneath to obtain similar image)
(PA scaphoid elevated) Where is CR directed?
To scaphoid