Toes
How many routine projections are performed for toes 2–5? And what are they?
What is 3 (AP, Oblique, Lateral)?
What CR angle is used for an AP axial foot?
What is 10° posterior toward the heel?
How much internal rotation is required for a mortise ankle?
What is 15–20°?
What two joints must be included on every tib/fib exam?
What is Knee and ankle joints?
The knee can be described as this movement type.
What is bicondylar?
How much rotation is used for the AP oblique toes?
What is 30–45°?
What two routine projections are performed for the calcaneus?
What is Plantodorsal axial and lateral?
Which joint should appear completely open on a mortise view?
What is the ankle mortise joint?
Where is the CR centered for AP tib/fib?
What is Midshaft of the tibia and fibula?
When x-raying for an AP Knee with a patient that has thick thighs/buttocks, a __° ___ angle is required.
What is 5° cephalad angle?
Where is the CR centered for the lateral projection of the great toe?
What is the IP joint of the great toe?
Which foot projection best demonstrates the cuboid, sinus tarsi, and lateral cuneiform?
What is Medial oblique foot?
Which projection is used to evaluate ligament instability of the ankle?
What are Stress ankle projections?
Which projection best demonstrates the tibia and fibula in true lateral position?
What is Lateral tib/fib?
The CR for a medial oblique knee should be centered to?
What is ½ inch (1.25 cm) distal apex of patella?
What is joint movement type of the Interphalangeal joint?
What is Ginglymus?
What CR angle is used for the axial calcaneus?
What is 40° cephalad to the long axis of the foot?
This movement involves the tilting of the sole of the foot inward or medially, toward the midline of the body.
What is inversion (varus)?
What are the specific names of the Intercondylar Eminence?
What are the medial and lateral intercondylar tubercles?
This special apparatus is required for a projection of the tangential patellofemoral joint.
What is the Merchant Board?
What type of movement does a Ginglymus type movement allow?
What is Flexion and Extension?
A patient cannot dorsiflex the foot to 90° for an axial calcaneus. What adjustment should be made?
What is Decrease the CR angle the same amount that dorsiflexion is lacking?
What is the CR for the lateral ankle?
What is CR to medial malleolus?
This tendon attaches to the tibial tuberosity?
What is the patellar tendon (also known as the patellar ligament)?
This tangential projection typically requires a minimum SID of 48 to 50 inches.
What is a Hobbs (Superoinferior Modification) projection?