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What is the longitudinal centering for a chest exam?
Maximum collimated light field for a lateral elbow projection.
What is 10 x 12 portrait?
The positioning error on the internal oblique ankle projection?
What is the foot is not dorsiflexed?
To correct the positioning error of the following internal knee projection, the knee should be ________.
What is extend the knee?
Pertinent anatomy not properly demonstrated.
What is the tibiotalar joint?
The right SC joint is superimposed over the sternum and the left SC joint is open and projected away from the sternum on a routine PA chest projection.
What is a RAO rotation?
Transverse CR placement for a lateral chest projection
What is mid-thorax
Maximum collimated light field for a PA scapular Y projection.
What is 10x12, portrait?
The movement that projects the clavicles to the level of T-3 & T-4 on a PA chest projection.
What is leaning the patient anteriorly towards the IR?
The following lateral chest projection is nicely positioned except for __________?
What is the patient's arms are not elevated out of the lung field?
The three concentric rings demonstrated on a lateral elbow projection.
What are the trochlear sulcus, ridges of the capitulum and trochlea, and the trochlear notch?
A closed glenohumeral joint with more than 1/3 of the coracoid superimposed over the humeral head on a Grashey projection.
What is over rotated?
Grashey transverse & longitudinal CR placement
What is the glenohumeral joint?
Maximum collimated light field for a Grashey projection.
What is 8x10, landscape?
Demonstrates an opened glenohumeral joint space.
What is a Grashey projection?
The lateral femoral condyle is demonstrated anteriorly to the medial condyle.
What is medially rotate the knee?
Has a thick border extending from the glenoid cavity to the inferior angle of the scapula.
What is the lateral border?
Opened capitulum radial joint space and a closed trochlea ulnar joint space on an AP elbow projection.
What is elevated humerus?
Evaluate the transverse & longitudinal CR placements.
What is longitudinally centered proximal to the medial malleolus and transversely centered anterior to the medial malleolus?
The following image is _______ collimation.
What is under collimated?
Demonstrates the distal fibula free of superimposition.
What is an internal angle oblique, 45 degree rotation?
The medial femoral condyle is demonstrated inferior to the lateral condyle.
What is apply a 5 to 7 degree cephalic tube angel?
Pertinent anatomy not accurately demonstrated.
What is the proximal tib-fib joint?
The radial tuberosity seen in profile anteriorly on a lateral elbow projection.
What is an externally rotated wrist?
Transverse & Longitudinal CR placement for a Knee projection.
What is a 1/2 inch distal to apex of the patella?
The following image is ______ collimated.
What is accurately collimated?
Evaluate the rotation.
What is under rotated?
The glenohumeral joint is not demonstrated.
What is decrease the obliquity? The part is over rotated.
Anatomy demonstrated as a Y on a scapular Y projection.
What is the coracoid, acromion, and scapular body?
The olecranon process is not demonstrated in profile and more than half of the radial head is superimposed by the ulna (coracoid process).
What is an elevated humerus?