Humerus/Shoulder
Femur/Hip
Pelvis
Gastro
MishMash
100

The humeral epicondyles should be ______ to the IR for an AP view of the shoulder.

What is parallel?

100

The foot is rotated internally _____ degrees for an AP Hip

What is 15 degrees?

100

The centering location for an AP Pelvis

What is a line 2" below the ASIS and centered on the MSP?

100

Folds on the inside of the stomach

What are rugae?

100

Joe's middle name

What is Edward?

200

The name of this position:

What is Grashey method or posterior oblique?

200

What does ASIS stand for?

Anterior Superior Iliac Spine

200

This part of the pelvis

What is the obturator foramen?

200

Identified by the letter F in this image:

What is the fundus?

200

What xrays are made up of.

What are photons?

300

Name this part:

What is the coracoid process?

300

This part of the femur:

What is the lesser trochanter?

300

Internally rotated 15 degrees for AP pelvis

What is done with the feet on a AP Pelvis view?

300

Introduces air into the Upper GI exam

What are crystals, like crushed alka seltzer used for?
300

Restricts the size and shape of the beam

What is the function of a collimator?

400

Humerus Positions done on the trauma patient

What are the neutral AP and trans-thoracic lateral?

400

This part of the distal femur:

What is the lateral condyle?

400

The line(s) identified on this image:

What are the sacro iliac joints

400

This part of the large intestine:

What is the cecum?

400

Probably the best lab instructor of all time

Who is Joe?

500

Patient rotated 45 degrees, slightly abduct arm, arm in neutral position. CR is 2" in from shoulder edge and 2" inferior from top of shoulder

What is the patient position and CR centering on a Grashey method shoulder?

500

This view of the hip is called:

What is a cross table lateral or axiolateral inferosuperior view?

500

Name this position:

What is a Bilateral frog pelvis?

500

The path that barium takes during a during a Barium Enema

What is the sigmoid colon, decsending colon, lt colic flexure (splenic), transverse colon, rt colic flexure (hepatic), ascending colon, cecum?

500

Joes birthday

What is December 9th?