Where are the mastoid air cells located: outer, middle, or inner ear?
What is the middle ear?
When positioning a patient for a PA projection of the mandible, which positioning line is perpendicular to the IR?
What is the OML?
When positioning a patient for an axiolateral oblique projection Schuller method of the TMJs, what is the position of the skull?
What is true lateral projection?
What is the name associated with the small bones found in the middle ear?
What are the auditory ossicles?
When positioning a patient for a PA axial projection of the mandible, where does central ray exit?
What is the acanthion?
When positioning a patient for an axiolateral oblique projection Schuller method of the TMJs, what is the required CR angle?
What is 20 to 30 degrees caudad?
What is the name of the facial bone that makes up most of the hard palate and is the largest immovable bone in the face?
What is the maxilla bone?
When positioning a patient for an AP axial projection of the mandible, what portion of the mandible are you trying to demonstrate?
What is the condyloid process?
You are positioning a patient for an axiolateral oblique projection (Modified Law method) of the TMJs. From a true lateral you should rotate the skull (face) ___ degrees toward the IR and place the CR angle ____ degrees caudad.
What is 15 and 15?
What is the name of the facial bone that consists of 2 scroll-scaped structures also known as the turbinates?
When positioning a patient for an axiolateral or axiolateral oblique projection of the mandible, what is the maximum degree of angulation of the CR angle?
What is 25 degrees?
When positioning a patient for a parieto-orbital oblique projection (Rhese Method) of the optical foramina, what line is placed perpendicular to the IR?
What is the AML?
The bony nasal septum is made up on 1 cranial bone and 1 facial bones. Name the 2 bones?
What are the ethmoid and vomer bone?
When positioning a patient for axiolateral or axiolateral oblique projection of the mandible, why must you extend the patient's chin?
What is to prevent superimposition of the gonion of the mandible over the cervical spine?
When positioning a patient for a parieto-orbital oblique projection (Rhese Method) of the optical foramina, where should the optic foramina be projected?
What is lower, outer quadrant of the downside orbit?