Hey Ray...That's the Central Ray! (Vertebral, Chest, Abdomen)

No Backbone

100

This CR is angled 15-20 degrees cephalad, entering slightly inferior to the thyroid cartilage and exiting C4.

What is AP Axial C-spine?

200

This CR is horizontal and perp. to C4 with an SID of 72" and the patient's head is dropped forward with the chin as vertical in position as possible.

What is Lateral C-spine with flexion?

300

This CR is directed through a line of the lower edge of the upper incisors to the mastoid process and perp. to the IR.

What is AP open mouth of Atlas and Axis?

400

Choose an opponent from the other team.

Now you and this person will be the tech. Now choose your patient(s).

All but the exposure, set up the AP oblique of the right zygapophyseal joint. GO!

What is AP Oblique zygapophyseal joint?

500

This CR is angled 10 degrees caudad directed 2" superior to pubic symphysis.

What is AP Axial Coccyx?

Back Ache

100

This CR is horizontal and perp. to the IR entering C4 and is at 72" SID.

What is Lateral C-spine?

200

This CR is horizontal and perp. to C4 with an SID of 72" and the patient's chin is elevated as much as possible.

What is Lateral C-spine with extension?

300

This CR is angled 5 degrees caudal, because of shoulders cannot be depressed, & perp. to C7-T1 interspace.

What is Lateral cervicothoracic (swimmer's technique)?

400

This CR is perp. entering 1" medial to elevated ASIS with the body rotated 25-30 degrees toward unaffected side.

What is AP Oblique SI joints?

500

Choose an opponent from the other team.

Now you and this person will be the tech. Now choose your patient(s).

All but the exposure, set up the L5-S1 spot. GO!

What is lateral L5-S1 spot?

Chills Down My Spine

100

This CR is at the level of the iliac crests.

What is Lumbosacral spine?

200

This CR is perp. to the IR and at the midcoronal plane at the level of the iliac crests.

What is Lateral Lumbosacral spine?

300

Choose an opponent from the other team.

Now you and this person will be the tech. Now choose your patient(s).

All but the exposure, set up the Lateral T-spine. GO!

What is Lateral T-spine?

400

This CR is angled 15 degrees cephalad and centered on a point 2 inches superior to pubic symphysis.

What is AP Axial Sacrum?

500

This CR is angled 15-20 degrees caudad, entering C4 with the SID 60-72" with the patient rotated 45 degrees with the affected side closest to IR.

What is PA Axial Oblique of the C-spine?

Lunger

100

This CR is directed to the center of the IR, which is placed 1.5 to 2" above relaxed shoulders.

What is PA/AP chest?

200

Choose an opponent from the other team.

Now you and this person will be the tech. Now choose your patient(s).

All but the exposure, set up the lateral chest. GO!

What is Lateral Chest?

300

This CR is perp. and directed to the center of the IR, with the patient 1' in front of IR and in the lordotic position. The SID is 72" and the IR is 3" above shoulders.

What is AP Axial Pulmonary Apices?

400

This CR is horizontal and perp. at the level of T7 with the patient on their lateral side.

What is AP/PA Lateral Decubitus?

500

This CR directed at T7 with the patient's affected side closest to the IR, rotated 45 degrees and the IR is 1.5 to 2" above shoulders.

What is AP Oblique Chest?

Belly Ache

100

Choose an opponent from the other team.

Now you and this person will be the tech. Now choose your patient(s).

All but the exposure, set up the upright abdomen to include diaphragm. GO!

What is the Upright Abdomen?

200

This CR is horizontal and perp. entering the midcoronal plane 2" above the iliac crests.

What is Lateral Abdomen?

300

This CR is perp. entering the elevated side 1 to 2" lateral to midline at the level of the iliac crests with the patient rotated 35-45 degrees toward the unaffected side.

What is AP Oblique of the Large Intestine?

400

This CR is 10-15 degrees caudad at the level 2-3" above pubic symphysis.

What is AP Axial Bladder?

500

This CR is perp. directed at the level of L1-L2.

What is AP/PA stomach?