Definition
Anatomy
Procedures
Central Ray
Evaluation Criteria
100

Fluid-filled cyst with wall of fibrous tissue

What is a bone cyst?

100

This structure has eight smaller bones which are fitted closely together arranged in a horizontal row

What are the carpals bones?

100

Patient's forearm is placed on the table with the hand pronated and palm resting on the IR. The hand is rotated 45 deg on a wedge sponge. 

What is Postero Oblique hand or digits?

100

Central ray is directed perpendicularly to the 2nd digit of the metacarpophalangeal joint

What is the lateral hand?

100

Elbow centered to the exposure field

Elbow is in the true lateral position

Radial tuberosity is partially superimposing the coronoid process

What is the lateral projection of the elbow?

200

Inflammation of the bursa

What is bursitis?

200

Two bones in the upper extremity whcich lie parallel to each other 

What is the forearm?

200

The arm is internally rotated to place the posterior aspect of the 1st digit on the IR with the thumbnail down

What is Anteroposterior projection of the 1st digit or thumb?

200

Perpendicular to the midcarpal area and enters just distal to the radius

What is the Postero oblique projection of the wrist?

200

The IR is 1 1/2" above the humeral head 

Humeral head and greater tubercle are in profile

Arm is slightly abducted and the hand is supinated

What is the Antero posterior projection of the humerus?

300

Malignant, primary tumor of bone with bone or cartilage formation

What is Osteosarcoma?

300

Long and slender structure that tapers inferiorly and a large upper portion with two beaklike processes and concave depressions

What is the ulna?

300

The hand is hyperextended with the hand internally rotated and abducted so that the thumb is flat on the IR

What is the Anteroposterior projection of the 1st digit (thumb)?

300

Patient's elbow is flexed 90 deg. with the CR directed perpendicularly to the wrist joint

What the lateral projecton of the wrist?

300

The lesser tubercle of the humerus is in profile on the medial aspect

Greater tubercle is superimposed over the humeral head

What is the lateral projection of the humerus?

400

Loss of bone density

What is osteoporosis?

400

Broad and flattened structure and has a conic projection on its lateral surface called the radial styloid process

What is the radius?

400

The forearm and hand are positioned on the table with palmar surface down on the table

What is the posteroanterior projection of the hand?

400

Patient is positioned by placing the wrist in the prone position and centered to the IR with a slight flexion. carpal area

What is the postero anterior projection of the wrist?

400

The distal humerus is demonstrated

Epicondyles are superimposed

Bony trabecular details and surrounding tissue is evidenced

What is the lateral projection of the humerus in the recumbent or lateral position for (trauma or fracture)?

500

Accumulation of fluid in a joint associated with an underlying condition

What is joint effusion?

500

A deep depression found immediately behind the coronoid fossas and accommodates the olecranon process when the elbow is extended

What is the olecranon fossa?

500

Customary projection for localizing foreign bodies and metacarpal fracture displacements

What is the extended lateral hand position?

500

Elbow is flexed 90 deg with the medial aspect of the forearm against the IR.  CR is perpendicular to the midpoint of the forearm

What is the lateral projection of the forearm?

500

Slight superimposition of the radial head, neck, and tuberosity over the proximal ulna

Open radioulnar space

What is the Anteroposterior porjection of the forearm?

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