Technical info
Projections and Positions
Anatomy
Positioning
Critique
100
This is the CR point for the PA hand
What is directed to the 3rd MCP joint
100
In this view you will be able to see the radial head free from superimposition.
What is the elbow with external rotation
100
What are the bones called that make up the palm of the hand
What are metacarpals
100
How is the arm placed when positioning the lateral elbow
What is arm flexed 90 degrees and forearm resting on the table wrist in lateral position all on same plane
100
The error on AP hip shows the lesser trochanter in profile
What is not internally rotating the legs in
200
The lateral knee CR
What is 1 inch medial to the epicondyle
200
This position
Oblique hand
200
The 1st digit is different from the 2-5 in what way
The first digit only has distal and proximal phalanx
200
What is the correct position of the leg for the AP hip
What is internal rotation 15-20 degrees
200
Error shown here
What is over rotation
300
This will happen to the image if the CR is not perpendicular to the part or the IR
What is part distortion
300
When the hand is placed with the medial side touching the IR metacarpals perpendicular to the IR this projection is being preformed
What is the lateral
300
The image below what letter is showing a PIP joint
What is B
300
this is how the lower legs be positioned on the modified cleaves method for the pelvis
What is adducted out aprox 45 degrees
300
When the lateral knee show the adductor tubrecle sticking out
What is rotation- specific under rotated
400
What is the CR for the lateral hip
What is perpendicular to the femoral neck
400
To position for the lateral hip to see the femoral neck area how much adduction is needed
What is 20 degrees.
400
The articulation between the proximal phalanx and the metacarpal is called
What is the metacarpophalangeal joint.
400
This type of shielding is used when positioning the pelvis on a male patient
What is gonadal below the pubic symphisis
400
What is the error ?
The hand was not flat on the IR
500
When setting the technique for a pediatric patient this prime factor should be adjusted to help reduce repeats due to motion
What is seconds
500
How many degrees should the hand be rotated for the oblique knee exam
What is 45
500
These bones make up the ankle mortise
What is the tibia fibula and talus
500
This is important positioning tip for the correct imaging of the joint spaces on the oblique hand
What is keep the fingers parallel with the IR - Use of sponge if needed
500
What should be well demonstrated on the internal oblique knee
The fibula should be seen without superimposition