The CR is centered here for an AP foot.
What is the base of the 3rd MT?
This exam should include both the ankle and knee joint.
What is Tib/Fib?
An oblique foot has this direction and degree of rotation.
What is medial & 30-40°?
On this projection of the foot, there is no overlap between the 1st and 2nd MT bases.
What is AP (dorsoplantar)?
What surface of the foot is perpendicular to the IR for a plantodorsal axial calcaneus projection?
What is plantar?
The CR is centered here for a lateral ankle.
What is the medial malleolus?
This exam should include the distal femur and proximal tib/fib.
What is knee?
The ankle requires this degree of rotation to fully open the mortise joint.
What is 15-20° medial?
The fibula is visualized this way on a lateral ankle.
What is superimposed over the posterior tibia?
The reason the proximal and distal joint spaces may appear closed on a tib/fib.
What is the divergence of the beam?
The CR is centered here for a lateral toe (2nd-5th).
What is the PIP joint?
This position demonstrates the mortise joint fully open.
What is 15-20° oblique ankle?
Patients with a high foot arch use this CR angle for an AP axial.
What is 15° cephalad?
The femoral epicondyles are visualized this way on a lateral knee.
What is superimposed?
The positioning error for this lateromedial knee.

What is over-flexed?
The CR is centered here for an AP knee.
What is 1.25cm inferior to the patellar apex?
This position demonstrates the sustentaculum tali and the base of the 5th MT.
What is the plantodorsal axial calcaneus?
The lower leg is positioned this way for an AP knee.
What is extended and internally rotated 3-5°?
This tarsal bone is visualized inferiorly/posteriorly on a lateral foot.
What is the cuboid?
For an AP ankle the intermalleolar line sits at what angle to the IR.
What is 15-20°
The CR is centered here for the PA axial intercondylar fossa.
What is the mid-popliteal crease?
This position demonstrates the lateral epicondyle of the femur and tibia in profile.
What is medial knee oblique?
The lateral patella position requires this amount of knee flexion.
What is 5-10°?
When a lateral knee is over rotated the adductor tubercle is found here.
What is anteriorly?
The fat pad that is only visible on a properly positioned lateral ankle.
What is anterior pretalar fat pad?