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In regard to Sacroiliac Joint Oblique Projection, the Anterior Oblique will demonstrate _________?
the SI joint closest to the IR.
The Hip joint can also be localized during an AP Hip Projection, by directing the CR ___________?
directing the CR 3 inches (8 cm) inferior and 2 inches (5 cm) medial to the ASIS.
the technologist should always check/clear for a possible _______ before performing a Unilateral Frog-Leg Lateral Hip (Modified-Cleaves)?
fracture
For the AP Pelvis Axial Anterior Pelvic Bones, Inlet Projection, the CR is directed ________?
CR is directed 40 degrees caudad to the MSP, entering the body at the level of the ASIS.
For the Posterior Oblique Pelvis Projection (Judet Method) to demonstrate the acetabulum, When the affected side (acetabulum) is down, what is best demonstrated?
1. anterior rim of acetabulum
2. posterior ischial spine.
what does the AP Hip projection Best Demonstrate?
the greater trochanter in profile laterally.
If a patient presents with a hip fracture, what projection should be performed instead of the frog leg lateral?
Cross-table Lateral hip (horizontal beam) (Danelius-miller)
For the Unilateral Frog-Leg Lateral Hip (Modified-Cleaves), the patient's hip and knees are ________?
flexed and abducted, a minimum of 40-45 degrees from vertical.
the AP Pelvis Axial Anterior Pelvic Bones, Inlet Projection, demonstrated the _______?
1. anterior pubic bones
2. anterior Ischial bones
3. symphysis pubis.
For the Posterior Oblique Pelvis Projection (Judet Method) to demonstrate the acetabulum, When the affected side (acetabulum) is up, what is best demonstrated?
1. posterior rim of acetabulum
2. anterior ischial spine
How should a radiographer position the patient for an AP Hip projection?
1. patient lies supine
2. internally rotate patient leg and foot 15-20 degrees.
For a Cross-table Lateral hip (horizontal beam) (Danelius-miller) Projection, the IR is placed _________?
IR is placed parallel to the affected femoral neck.
Why would a technologist perform a Axiolateral Inferosuperior (clements-nakayama) Trauma projection?
If the patient present with possible Bilateral Hip Fractures.
for the AP Pelvis Axial Anterior Pelvic Bones, Outlet Projection (Taylor Method), The CR for Males is directed ______
CR directed 20-35 degrees cephalad to MSP, and 2 inches (5 cm) distal to the superior border of the symphysis pubis
How many degrees is the patient oblique for the Posterior Oblique Pelvis Projection (Judet Method) to demonstrate the acetabulum.
45 degrees
Internal rotation of the foot and leg during an AP Hip Projection is required to place the _____________?
place the femoral neck and hip in the true AP position.
For a Cross-table Lateral hip (horizontal beam) (Danelius-miller) Projection, the CR is directed _________?
To overcome the anteversion of the femoral necks during an AP Pelvis Projection, the patient's feet and legs are __________?
internally rotated 15-20 degrees
For the AP Pelvis Axial Anterior Pelvic Bones, Outlet Projection (Taylor Method), for females the CR is directed _______?
CR is directed 30-45 degrees cephalad to the MSP, and 2 inches (5cm) distal to the superior border of the symphysis pubis.
Both the affected side down, and affected side up, views for the Posterior Oblique Pelvis Projection (Judet Method) to demonstrate the acetabulum, demonstrate possible _____?
demonstrate possible fractures to the acetabulum.
CR directed perpendicular to IR, to a point 2-1/2 inches (6 cm) distal to the midpoint of the line drawn between the symphysis pubis and the ASIS
What does a Unilateral Frog-Leg Lateral Hip (Modified-Cleaves) projection best demonstrate?
the lesser trochanter in profile medially.
CR is directed perpendicular to the MSP, to a point 2 inches (5 cm) superior to the pubic symphysis.
The AP Pelvis Axial Anterior Pelvic Bones, Outlet Projection (Taylor Method), demonstrated the _______?
1. pelvic rami without foreshortening seen on an AP or PA projection.
What SID is used for a PA or AP projection of the chest?
72 inches (180 cm)