What's it called?
C-SPINE
T-SPINE
L-SPINE
100
The arrow in the image represents a specific appearance of an oblique L-SPINE view
What is "Scottie Dog"?
100
What's the breathing instructions for a lateral C-SPINE?
What is Expiration?
100
Name the routines for T-SPINE views
What is AP, Lateral, and Swimmers?
100
The CR for the Spot's view.
What is 1.5" inferior to the illiac crest and 2" posterior to the ASIS?
200
Cervical spine of C1 has another name.
What is Atlas?
200
What angle is used for a posterior oblique with an AP projection?
What is 15 degree cephalic?
200
The breathing instructions used for the swimmers view
What is Orthostatic breathing?
200
The sacrum is inferior to this vertebrae.
What is lumbar?
300
Alternative name for dens.
What is odontoid process?
300
The zygapophyseal joints are visualized well on this position.
What is the a lateral?
300
Why an anode heel effect may be used on AP T-SPINE?
What is to create more uniform density throughout the thoracic spine?
300
Why a lead mat is used to placed on table behind patient on lateral positioned?
What is to reduce scatter to the IR?
400
The eye of the scottie dog represent what part of the lumbar vertebrae on a radiographic image.
What is the pedicle?
400
Visualization of the zygapophyseal on a C-SPINE oblique indicates what rotation?
What is over-rotation?
400
Which T-SPINE view best shows the intervertebral foramina?
What is a lateral position?
400
Rotation in the L5-S1 area if it's the area of interest.
What is 30 degree?
500
T9-T10 represent what tomographic landmarks on the spine?
What is xiphoid process?
500
An LPO C-SPINE shows the upside farthest from the IR.
What is the right intervertebral foramina?
500
What anatomy demonstrates no rotation of an AP T-SPINE?
What is sternoclavicular joints equidistant from the spine?
500
LAO shows what joint.
The right zygapophyseal joints