Hand and digits
This Digit has one interphalangeal joint
what is the thumb or 1st digit
the forearm is utilizes this type of projection to open up the joint space between the radius and ulna
what is the ap view
This bone/joint is labeled under o
What is the right third digit proximal phalanx
These specific bones make up the elbow joint
What are the distal humerus and proximal radius and ulna
What is the first MCP joint
What is the ball catchers view
these bones cross over one another when the hand is pronated
what are the radius and ulna
what is the right second metacarpophalangeal joint
what is 3
This is where you put the CR for a pa wrist
What is mid-carpals
The further most joint of the 2nd-5th digits
What is the distal interphalangeal joint
The most lateral of the wrist bones
what is Trapezium
What bony anatomy is labeled as K
What are the outer ridges of capitulum and trochlea
This appears when joint effusion is present in the elbow
What is the sail sign
This projection utilizes an angled sponge and the patients wrist in ulnar deviation
What is the modified stetcher method
This projection utilizes a 15 degree angle and is centered at the mcp joint
What is the lewis method projection
What is the scaphoid
this bony anatomy is labeled C
what is the coronoid process
What is 2
When obliques are not possible, this view is made with this angle to view the radial head
What is the coyle method and 45degrees toward the shoulder
These projections use a lateromedial rotation for obliques and lateral views
what is 1st and 2nd digits
This carpal bone is the most midline (middle) of the carpal bones
what is the capitate
What bone/joint is b labeled under
What is the Lunate
when the tube is angled 45 degrees away from the shoulder what specific bony anatomy are we looking at?
the lateral rotation oblique view of the elbow is used to demonstrate this
what is the radial head and neck