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Abbreviations
Are you sick?
Them Bones
Project This
What a view!
100
TMJ
What is TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT?
100
A collection of fluid in the pleural cavity.
What is PLEURAL EFFUSION?
100
The inferior part of the patella.
What is the APEX?
100
This view best shows the occipital bone.
What is TOWNE'S (AP Axial)?
100

The x-ray view that best shows the TALOFIBULAR joint.

What is the AP OBLIQUE ANKLE with MEDIAL rotation?

200
AAA
What is ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM?
200

The presence of gall stones

What is CHOLELITHASIS?

200
This little carpal is pea shaped and easily palpated on the ulnar side.
What is the PISIFORM?
200
This view is also known as Parietoacanthial Projection.
What is the WATERS View?
200
The x-ray view that best shows the RADIAL TUBEROSITY.
What is the AP OBLIQUE ELBOW with EXTERNAL ROTATION?
300
ASIS
What is ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ILIAC SPINE?
300

Fracture of the anterior arch of C2 due to hyperextension.

What is HANGMAN'S FRACTURE?

300
The mastoid process is part of this bone.
What is TEMPORAL bone?
300
Prone Oblique Left Side Up acronym
What is RAO?
300

DAILY DOUBLE

What is the LATERAL SKULL?

400
IOML
What is INFRAORBITOMEATAL LINE?
400

DAILY DOUBLE

What is COLLE'S fracture?

400
Number of bones in the foot.
What is 26? (14 phalanges, 5 metatarsals, 7 tarsals)
400
If the Scottie Dogs are ANTERIOR to the vertebral bodies in the AP Oblique lumbar spine.
What is the patient is UNDER ROTATED.
400
The position that gives the best x-ray view of the STERNUM.
What is RAO (RIGHT ANTERIOR OBLIQUE - PA oblique with right side down)?
500
ERCP
What is ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY?
500
Forward displacement of a vertebrae over a lower vertebrae, usually L5-S1.
What is SPONDYLOLISTHESIS?
500
The 3 parts of the pelvic bone.
What is ILIUM, ISCHIUM and PUBIS?
500

You angle this way to visualize the dens when the initial x-ray shows base of skull projected BELOW upper teeth in a collared patient.

What is to angle CAUDAD (DOWN)?

500
The 2 articulations between the axial and appendicular skeleton.
What are the SC (STERNOCLAVICULAR) JOINTS and the SI (SACROILIAC) JOINTS?