Anatomy
CR Placement
CR Angle
Breath Technique
Part Position
100
Anatomy of letter B below:
Acromion
100
AP humerus
What is the Midpoint of the humerus
100
AP Shoulder Projection
0 degrees - Perpindicular
100
AP Shoulder Projections
Suspend Respirations
100
Hand position AP Shoulder, External Rotation
Supinate Hand
200
Anatomy labeled A in image below
Lesser Tubercle
200
AP shoulder
1 inch inferior to the coracoid process
200
PA Oblique Shoulder, Scapular Y
0 degrees, perpendicular
200
Lateral Projection, Humerus
Suspend Respiration
200
Body rotation for AP oblique Shoulder, Grashey Method
35 - 45 degrees toward affected side
300
Shown in profile on an AP projection of humerus
Greater tubercle
300
Transthoracic Lateral Shoulder
What is the surgical neck?
300
AP Oblique Shoulder, Grashey Method
0 degrees - Perpendicular
300
Inferosuperior Axial Shoulder Projection
Suspend Respiration
300
Arm abduction for inferosuperior shoulder projection
90 degrees
400
Anatomy listed as "C" below:
Coracoid Process
400
AP oblique shoulder, Grashey Method
2 inches medial and 2 inches inferior to the superolateral border of the shoulder
400
AP Axial Clavicle, Lordotic Position
0 - 15 Degrees Cephalic
400
PA Oblique Scapular Y Projection
Suspend
400
Position of Unaffected Arm for Transthoracic Lateral Shoulder
Raised with forearm on head
500
Anatomy of letter "G" below""
Acromion
500
Inferosuperior axial projection, Lawrence Method
Through the axilla to the region of the AC articulation
500
Inferosuperior Axial Shoulder Projection
15 - 30 degrees
500
Bilateral AC Joints
Suspend Respirations
500
Body Rotation for PA Oblique Shoulder, Scapular Y
45 - 60 Degrees
600
The term used for the medial aspect of the clavicle
Sternal extremity
600
PA oblique shoulder, Scapular Y
Perpendicular to the scapulohumeral joint
600
Thransthoracic Lateral Shoulder, Arm not elevated
10-15 degrees Cephalad
600
AP Axial Clavicle Projection
Full Inspiration
600
Hand Position for Inferosuperior Axial Shoulder
External Rotation
700
Connects the upper limb to the trunk
Clavicle and Scapula
700
Supraspinatus "outlet" Tangential Projection, Neer Method
Entering the superior aspect of the humeral head
700
AP Axial Clavicle, Supine Position
15 - 30 degrees Cephalic
700
AP Clavicle Projection
Suspend at end of Exhalation
700
Proper Arm Abduction for Inferosuperior Axial Projection of Shoulder
90 degrees
800
The lesser tubercle is located on this surface of the humerus
Anterior
800
AC Joints, Bilateral
Midline of the body
800
Lateral Projection of Scapula
0 degrees - Perpendicular
800
Bilateral AC Joints
Suspend Respiration
800
Hand position for Intertubercular Groove, Patient Supine
Supinated
900
A lateral scapula with arm positioned above the head will show:
Body of scapula
900
AP Clavicle
Midshaft of the clavicle
900
Supraspinatus "Outlet" Shoulder Projection, Neer Method
10 - 15 degrees Caudad
900
Transthoracic Lateral Shoulder, with No Breathing Technique
Full Inspiration
900
Two ways the patient may be positioned for AP Axial Clavicle
Standing upright or in Lordotic position
1000
A lateral scapula with arm flexed behind patients back shows:
delineation of the acromion and the coracoid process
1000
AP Scapula
2 inches inferior to the coracoid process
1000
Inferosuperior Axial Projection, Lawrence Method
15 - 30 degrees
1000
AP Scapula Projection
During slow breathing
1000
Arm position for Lateral Scapula: to delineate body of scapula
Arm extended above head, rest forearm on head