Positioning of the Hand and Wrist
The location of the central ray for routine radiography of the thumb.
What is the first metacarpophalangeal joint?
What is the orientation of the hand and wrist when performing a lateral elbow?
What is thumb up?
This projection and position, when performed correctly, visualizes the lesser tubercle of the humeral head.
What is the AP Shoulder, Internal Rotation?
The two routine projections of the sternum the the lateral and this.
What is the RAO sternum?
Portrayer of Katniss Everdeen's inferosuperior axial shoulder projection.
Who is Jennifer Lawrence Method?
A lateral position of the hand with the fingers spread is called this.
What is a fan lateral?
What are the humeral epicondyles?
This shoulder projection places the glenoid fossa in profile.
What is the Posterior Oblique Shoulder, Grashey Method?
This is the breathing instructions for the AP ribs below diaphragm.
What is expiration?
A posterior oblique shoulder's preparation for an acting role.
What is a Grashey Method Acting?
The direction of the central ray when performing a PA Axial Scaphoid with ulnar deviation.
What is proximal?
This routine projection allows for visualization of the radial head without superimposition of the ulna.
What is the AP Oblique Elbow (lateral/external rotation)?
The positioning for this projection resembles a person saluting.
What is an AP Scapula?
A patient has pain in the left anterior ribs. Which oblique (projection and position) should be performed?
What is the PA Oblique, RAO?
The Gaynor-Hart Method visualizes this part of the wrist anatomy with a narrow outlook.
What is carpal tunnel vision?
The AP Bilateral Oblique Hands (Norgaard Method) is commonly called this.
What is a ballcatcher's view?
Visualization of these structures of the elbow may indicate an injury, even when no other radiographic signs of injury are present.
What are the fat pads?
The required degree of angulation for a thinner individual when performing an axial clavicle.
What is 30 degrees?
The PA Oblique, RAO position for the sternoclavicular joints will best visualize which joint?
What is the right?
A phrase for an older individual's small compression fracture of the humeral head.
This is the required degree of angulation for the Tangential Inferosuperior Projection of the Wrist (Gaynor-Hart Method).
What is 25-30 degrees?
The required elbow flexion for the trauma axial mediolateral projection (Coyle Method) for the coronoid process.
What is 80 degrees?
The direction of the central ray angle for the inferosuperior axial projection (Lawrence Method) of the shoulder.
What is medial?
What is 3 seconds?
A Belieber with splayed digits of the hand.
What is a super-fan lateral?