This carpal bone articulates with the navicular and semilunar.
What is the Capitate?
100
An AP Oblique projection with medial rotation of the foot demonstrates superimposition of the distal 1st and 2nd metatarsals.
What is over rotation or over obliquity?
100
The location of the scapular notch in comparison to the scapular spine.
What is inferior to the scapular spine?
100
These bones make up the acetabulum.
What are the Ilium, Ischium, and Pubis?
100
The mediastinum is comprised of these parts.
What are the heart and great vessels, thymus gland, trachea and esophagus?
200
This projection is commonly used to demonstrate rheumatoid arthritis and positions the digits parallel to the IR.
What is the Norgaard Method?
200
This projection of the ankle demonstrates an open distal tibiofibular joint space.
What is the AP Oblique (45 degrees) with internal rotation?
200
These anatomies are in profile during an AP Oblique, Internal rotation of the elbow.
What are the coronoid and medial epicondyle?
200
Failing to angle to tube during a lateral knee position does this.
What is not aligning the medial condyle with the lateral condyle?
200
This occurred when a PA projection of the chest demonstrates elongation of the right ribs.
What is rotation into the LAO position?
300
A PA Oblique projection of the hand reveals superimposition of the distal 3rd, 4th and 5th metacarpals.
What is over rotation or over obliquity?
300
Used with this central, this projection demonstrates an open talocalcaneal joint space.
What is 40 degrees cephalic and plantodorsal axial projection of the calcanues?
300
This occurred when the lateral border of the scapula is visualized over the ribs during a lateral scapular Y projection for the shoulder.
What is over obliquity?
300
A fracture of the acetabalum is best demonstrated on these projections/positions.
What is the Judet Method or AP Oblique Projection?
300
Injury to the 5th and 6th posterior right ribs require what two projections/positions and these breathing instructions.
What are AP and RPO and inspiration?
400
This projection and central ray best demonstrate the pisiform and hamulus.
What is the carpal canal (tunnel) (tangential) projection and 25 to 30 degrees to the long axis of the hand, centered to 1" distal to the base of the 3rd metacarpal?
400
The calcaneus articulates with these two bones.
What are the talus and cuboid?
400
The coronoid and radial fossae are located here.
What is the anterior distal humerus?
400
Rotating the leg these amount of degrees for an AP proximal femur places these anatomies in profile.
What are 15 to 20 degrees and neck and greater trochanter?
400
This specific prominence or ridge is found at the point where the distal trachea divides into the right and left bronchi.
What is the carnia?
500
These are the names of the distal row of carpals bones along with their alternative names (from lateral to medial).
What are the Trapizium (Greater Multangular), Trapezoid (Lesser Multangular), Capitate (Os Magnum), Hamate (Unciform)?
500
This projection will best demonstrate a lateral ligamentous injury.
What is the AP Stress Projection with Inversion?
500
This projection produces a tangential projection of the intertubercular groove.
What is the Interrubercular Groove / Bicipital Groove / Fisk Modification?
500
Placing the femur in contact with the table during a Modified Cleaves Method demonstrates this.
What is femoral neck foreshortening from the greater trochanter and no foreshortening of the femoral shaft?
500
An AP projection of the chest reveals the right sternal extremity positioned further from the spine.