Anatomy 101
Footloose
It's Going Tibia Okay
Taking a Knee
Hip Hip Hooray
100
The tarsal bones are comprised of the....
What are the calcaneus, talus, navicular, cuboid, 1st/2nd/3rd cuneiforms?
100
Angle the plantar surface forms in this view
What is 30 degrees?
100
Tibial structure that overlaps the fibula in the AP projection.
What is anterior tubercle?
100
This is the rationale for angling the CR 5 degrees cephalic on the lateral view of the knee.
What is opening the knee joint (medial condyle is larger and lower than lateral condyle)?
100
For an AP view of the Pelvis the IR is usually this many inches above the iliac crests
What is 1-1.5"?
200
These bones that make up the acetabulum
What are ilium, pubis, ischium?
200
To reduce foreshortening of metatarsals, what CR angulation should be used?
What is 10 degrees posteriorly?
200
To position the ankle mortise projection a plane through these landmarks should be parallel to the IR
What are medial and lateral malleoli?
200
According to Merrills, if the ASIS to tabletop measurement in 21 cm you should angle the CR this much
What is 0 degrees (CR is perpendicular)?
200
Method depicted in the below image
What is the Danelius-Miller?
300
The mortise joint is comprised of these structures
What is talus, medial malleolus of tibia, lateral malleolus of fibula?
300
CR angulation for this view is...
What is 40 degrees?
300
Part angulation used to open the tibiofibular joint
What is 45 degrees?
300
The angulation typically used in this view
What is 15-20 degrees?
300
The hickey method requires this degree of angulation
What is 20-25 degrees cephalic?
400
Degrees of anterior angulation of the femoral neck
What is 15-20 degrees?
400
The evaluation criteria for the lateral foot includes...
What is entire foot, superimposed metatarsal heads, fibula over the posterior aspect of the tibia, and tibiotalar joint?
400
Collimation for the tibia/fib views is...
What is 1" on sides and 1.5" beyond the ankle and knee joints?
400
Projection depicted in the below image
What is AP medial oblique?
400
Method depicted in the below image
What is the Lauenstein?
500
The talus is also known as the _____.
What is the astragalus?
500
When acquiring a lateral view of the third toe, which surface should be in contact with the IR?
What is lateral surface?
500
Evaluation criteria for the lateral tibia/fibula includes...
What is
Ankle and knee joints
Leg in lateral position (distal fibula over posterior half of tibia, overlap of tibia with proximal fibula, separation of tibia and fibular shafts)
Possibly no superimposition of femoral condyles
500
Tunnel vision... name the three methods associated with the tunnel view.
What is Homblad, Camp Coventry, and Beclere?
500
To demonstrate an AP oblique of the femoral necks this projection should be used
What is Modified Cleaves?