Central Ray, Bae
The CR is directed here for an AP axial foot
What is the base of the third metatarsal
The lateral c-spine is taken at this SID
The bones of the fingers are called these
What are Phalanges
15 degree medial rotation opens this joint in the ankle
What is the ankle mortise joint
The CR is angled this many degrees cephalic for a lateral knee
What is 5
An AP oblique L-spine xray will demonstrate this animal shape
What is a Scottie Dog
The bones in the hand are called these
What are Metacarpals
The AP oblique foot should be rotated this direction
What is medial, 30 degrees
The CR is angled this way for an AP axial Sacrum
What is 15 degrees cephalic
To see the lateral masses of the Atlas and the Odontoid on the Axis, this image is taken
What is an AP Open Mouth
Wrist bones
What are carpals
This bone is on the lateral side of the lower leg
what is the fibula
The CR for a PA hand should be directed to this location
What is the 3rd MCP
To blur the ribs on a lateral T-spine, we with use this technique.
What is the Breathing Technique.
This part of the hand is in contact with the IR for a lateral hand xray
What is the medial side
These 4 things should all be included on a lower leg x-ray
What are the tibia, fibula, ankle and knee joint
The CR should be directed to this for an upright lateral L-spine
What is the iliac crest/ level of L4
The boney projections on the posterior aspect of the vertebra
What are spinous processes
The fingers in a loose fist is appropriate for this xray
Pa wrist
This places the femoral necks parallel to the IR