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The head of the radius is located on this end of the radius.
What is the proximal end of the radius?
100
The radius is located on this side of the arm.
What is the lateral side?
100
This process is located at the proximal end of the ulna.
What is the olecranon process?
100
The styloid process is located at this end of the radius.
What is the distal end?
100
Two 10x12 IRs are used for this examination.
What is an elbow examination?
200
Elbow extended, wrist and elbow parallel to the IR, hand supinated describes this position of the forearm.
What is the AP forearm projection?
200
One 14x17 or 11x14 IR is used for this examination.
What is the forearm examination?
200
The medial surface of the forearm is in contact with the IR for this position of the forearm.
What is the lateral position of the forearm?
200
Perpendicular to the center of the forearm is the correct CR placement for this examination.
What is AP/Lat forearm?
200
This is the bone of the forearm that is thinner and longer.
What is the ulna?
300
Perpendicular to the lateral epicondyle is the CR placement for this exam.
What is lateral elbow examination?
300
The styloid process of the radius is located on this end and this side of the forearm.
What is the distal and lateral side of the forearm?
300
90 degree elbow flexion is the correct position of the arm for this projection of the elbow.
What is the lateral elbow projection?
300
The lateral epicondyle is located on this end of this bone.
What is the distal humerus?
300
This process is located on the proximal ulna.
What is the coronoid process?
400
The anterior side of the distal humerus is where this fossa is located.
What is the radial fossa?
400
AP and lateral are the routine positions for this exam.
What is the forearm or elbow?
400
This is the position of the thumb for a lateral forearm projection.
What is straight up?
400
This fossa is located on the posterior side of the distal humerus.
What is the olecranon fossa?
400
The trochlea articulates with this part of the ulna.
What is the semilunar notch?
500
This part of the radius is located at the proximal end, distal to the head of the radius.
What is the radial tuberosity?
500
This is why the hand is supinated for an AP projection of the forearm.
What is so the radius and ulna don't cross each other?
500
Hand pronated, which allows coronal plane of elbow to assume a 45-degree angle with the IR describes this projection of the elbow.
What is the AP Oblique - Medial Rotation?
500
These are the structures seen on the AP Oblique Medial and Lateral Rotation of the elbow.
What is the capitulum and radial head for the lateral rotation and the trochlea and coronoid process for the medial rotation?