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51 Cards in this Set
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How many carpal bones are found in the wrist |
8 |
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What are the names of the two small depressions found on tye anterior aspect of the distal humerus |
Radial and coronoid fossa |
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Grids are generally not required unless the anatomy measures greater than what thickness |
10cm |
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CR angulation for gaynor hart |
25 to 30 degrees |
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What radiograph of the elbow demonstrates the radius directly superimposed over the ulna and the coronoid process in profile |
Medial rotation oblique |
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Hand rotation for gaynor hart |
10 degrees medially |
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CR angle for lawrence method |
25 to 30 degrees |
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What type of compensating filter for an AP shoulder projection |
Boomerang |
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T or F; all joints of the shoulder girdle are diarthrodial |
True |
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What is located most superiorly on a radiograph of the lawrence method |
Acromion process |
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Recommended SID for AC joint study |
72 in |
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Type of movement of patellofemoral joint |
Saddle |
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Tendon that attaches to tibial tuberosity |
Patellar |
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CR angle for plantodorsal projection of calcaneus |
40 degrees |
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Dorsiflexion of foot for sesamoid bones |
15 to 20 degrees |
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How much CR angle for mediolateral of knee on short, wide pelvis patient |
7 to 10 degrees |
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Flexion of knee for lateral patella |
5 to 10 degrees |
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CR angle for AP weight bearing knee |
Perpendicular to IR |
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Which projection best demonstrates medial cuneiform |
AP oblique with lateral rotation |
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Minimum projections taken for study of the right hip |
2 |
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Exposure time is usually expressed in units of... |
Milliseconds |
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Body habitus where IR should be placed landscape |
Hypersthenic |
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CR centering for older male patient |
3 inches below jugular notch |
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Chest oblique that best demonstrates heart |
60 degree LAO |
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Which additional projection for mass beneath clavicle |
AP lordotic |
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Double walled tissue that lines abdominopelvic cavity |
Peritoneum |
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Xiphoid process is at level of... |
T9-T10 |
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Iliac crest corresponds to what vertebral level |
L4-L5 |
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Corresponds to L2-L3 |
Inferior costal margin |
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Carpal bones in order |
Scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, pisiform, trapezium, trapezoid, capatate, hamate |
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Rotation allowed on chest lateral |
1/4 to 1/2 inch |
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Angle for taylor method |
30 to 45 degrees cephalad |
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Date xrays discovered |
Nov 8, 1895 |
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Projection where top of head is on IR |
Submentovertical |
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Muscles in mid gut (seen on KUB) |
Psoas major |
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Another name for adams apple |
Laryngeal prominence |
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CR degrees for AP semiaxial |
15 to 20 |
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Bone under thumb |
Trapezium |
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CR centered where for gaynor hart |
1 inch distally to base of 3rd metacarpal |
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2 borders of scapula |
Lateral, vertebral |
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Which two projections result in this image |
Inferiosuperior axiolateral, superioinferior |
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If arm cannot be abducted for lawrence methid, what can be done |
Decrease angle to 15-20 degrees |
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Process in middle of tibial plateau |
Intercondylar emminence |
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3 ways of sunrise method |
Settegast, merchant, hughston |
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CR angle for toes |
10 to 15 degrees |
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Space inbetween tarsai |
Sinus tarsai |
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What method? |
Hughston |
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CR angle for hughston |
45 degrees |
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Knee flexion for hughston |
50-60 degrees |
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Process on calcaneus |
Sustentaculum tali |
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CR angle for weight bearing foot |
15 degrees toward calcaneus |
