point it out
identify letter F
5.3 image
surgical neck
the greater tubercle is in profile with this type of arm rotation
external rotation
anatomy that makes up the shoulder girdle
clavicle and scapula
humerus does not connect, it is the anatomy of the shoulder, not the girdle.
hills sachs requires differences in positioning in which two projections
Lawrence method-inferosuperior
Clements modification- inferosuperior
what is used to determine obliquity of a scapular Y
hand method. the superior angle of the scapula and joint articulation- make an imaginary line perpendicular
identify letter e
acromioclavicular joint
these landmarks can identify arm rotation in humerus or shoudler x-rays
greater and lesser tubercles
the upper margin of the scapula is located at what commonly used x-ray landmark
t-7
breathing technique used for transthoracic projections
orthostatic breathing
a patient is oblique this many degrees for a grashey
45 degrees
identify the projection
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ap axial shoulder
the most proximal aspect of the humerus is the
head
this gender typically has a shorter and less curved clavicle
female
portably, this projection is done when the pa y view is not possible
AP Y view...
the arm is placed in this position for a AP scapula
abducted 90degrees and supinated
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inferosuperior axial-Lawrence method
the triangular elevation on the anterolateral surface
deltoid tuberosity
the two pieces of anatomy that are most superior of the scapula. they form the tips of the Y
acromion and coracoid process
lateral projection(s) used when a fracture of the humerus is suspected. Provide at least two.
Provide all of them for a second chance answer to a future question
mediolateral
trauma horizontal beam
transthoracic humerus
this arm is placed across the chest for lateral-recumbent scapula projection
the affected arm
identify the projection
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lateral scapula (note the humerus)
the surgical neck is named due to the frequent breaks which occur there. just the opposite, what is the name of the area where fractures rarely occur
anatomic neck
one of the projections that can identify anterior or posterior dislocation
y view or garth view
explain how to provide a garth method in a trauma situation when the patient is in a cart?
angle tube 45 degrees caudal and laterally...
*arm as CR demonstration if stumped*
how much and toward which arm do you oblique a patient for a portable scapular Y with a suspected humeral head and surgical neck fracture
you don't oblique the patient. you oblique the tube.