ANATOMY
What part of the humerus is the most common to fracture?
WHAT IS THE SURGICAL NECK
A tear of a muscle, tendon, or ligament would best be shown with this alternative modality.
WHAT IS MRI
The lower margin of the scapula is located at this thoracic level.
WHAT IS T7
When positioning for an internally rotated shoulder, the epicondyles are this in reference to the IR.
WHAT IS PERPENDICULAR
An axillary projection where the CR enters the should and exits the armpit (superio-inferior projection).
WHAT IS THE HOBB'S METHOD
A thick, beak-like process that projects anteriorly beneath the clavicle.
WHAT IS THE CORACOID PROCESS
The separation between the glenoid cavity and the humeral head.
WHAT IS DISLOCATION OF THE SHOULDER
The upper margin of the scapula is located at this thoracic level.
WHAT IS T2
In this position, neither the greater tubercle or lesser tubercle are in profile.
WHAT IS NEUTRAL
This special view is like a grashey with a 45 degree caudal angle added.
WHAT IS THE GARTH METHOD
Name the 2 upper parts of the “Y”.
WHAT IS THE ACROMION & CORACOID PROCESS
Another name for idiopathic chronic adhesive capsulitis.
WHAT IS KNOWN AS FROZEN SHOULDER
The AC joint is this type of joint movement.
WHAT IS PLANE OR GLIDING
When positioning for the this projection, the patient is supine, arm abducted 90 degrees, IR between the patient’s neck and shoulder, the tube is horizontal and rotated medially 25-30 degrees.
WHAT IS THE LAWRENCE METHOD, , or infero-superior projection
This view requires the patient to hold a cassette, lean 15-20 forward with the CR directed through the bicipital groove.
WHAT IS THE FISK METHOD
This is where the deltoid muscle attaches to the humerus.
WHAT IS THE DELTOID TUBEROSITY
A compression fracture and possible anterior dislocation of the humeral head.
WHAT IS HILL-SACHS DEFECT
For AC joints, the CR enters near this landmark and how far above in cm.
WHAT IS 2.5CM (1 IN) ABOVE JUGULAR NOTCH
Name the position/projection where the patient is rotated 35-45 degrees towards their affected side.
WHAT IS THE GRASHEY
This special view will demonstrate the Hill-Sachs defect where the patient is laying supine and the arm is in external rotation, where in the thumb is pointed down and posteriorly 45 degress.
WHAT IS EXAGGERATED EXTERNAL ROTATION
The middle area of the costal surface presents a large, concavity or depression, known as this.
WHAT IS THE SUBSCAPULAR FOSSA
For this pathology where there is an avulsion fracture of the glenoid rim, you would proceed with an AP, Grashey and a Y-view.
WHAT IS THE BANKART LESION
The process directly below the anatomic neck and on the anterior surface.
WHAT IS THE LESSER TUBERCLE
The patient is positioned for a PA clavicle, the angle of the central ray is ______ and this direction.
WHAT IS 15-20 DEGREES CAUDAL
This special view demonstrates a lateral view of the proximal humerus where the arm is abducted 90 degrees from the body and the patient is in a lateral recumbent position, also a infero-superior projection.
WHAT IS THE CLEMENTS METHOD