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14 Cards in this Set
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Parts of pelvis |
Ilium ishium pubis |
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Indications |
Hind limb lameness Post trauma (HBC) Predisposed to hip displasia |
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OFA |
Orthopedic foundation for Animals |
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When is positioning extremely important |
When radiographing for OFA |
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Which people do hip evaluations at a younger age? |
16weeks old |
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OFA age requirement |
2years |
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PennHIP stands for |
Pennsylvania Hip Improvement Program |
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The looser the hip joint |
The greater the chance to develop DJD |
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Collimation for lateral hip |
Cranial: cranial edge of ilium Caudal: caudal border of ischium Dorsal: include 1/3 of femur Ventral: spinus process of vertebrae |
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Centering for lateral pelvis |
Greater trochanter of femur |
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What is superimposed pelvic lateral |
Pelvic bones |
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2 radiographs for OFA |
Distraction and compression |
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Centering for extended hip |
Midline at level of ischial tuberoscities |
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Collimation for extended hip |
Cranial: cranial to crest of ilium Caudal: distal to patellas Lateral: lateral to greater trochanters |
