sinuses projections Flashcards

1
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part/position for lateral sinuses

A

upright only; RAO, LAO; MSP parallel, IP perpendicular, and IOML perpendicular to anterior border of collimation

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2
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central ray and SID for lateral sinuses

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perpendicular, 40

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3
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centering for lateral sinuses

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1/2 - 1 inch posterior to the outer canthus

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4
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collimation for lateral sinuses

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1 inch beyond the tip of the nose, 3 inches above the nasion to the occlusal plane (tips of the upper incisors) (8x10)

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5
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marking for lateral sinuses

A

lead marker of side closest, anterior

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6
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method name for PA sinuses

A

caldwell

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7
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part/position for PA caldwell sinuses

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upright, OML is 15 degrees from perpendicular, must be upright for fluid levels

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8
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central ray and SID for PA caldwell sinuses

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perpendicular, 40

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9
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centering for PA caldwell sinuses

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MSP, exits the nasion

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10
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collimation for PA sinuses

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1 inch beyond lateral shadows, top of the head to the occlusal plane (8x10)

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11
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marking for PA sinuses

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right marker; right side

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12
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method name for parietoancanthial sinuses

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waters

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13
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part/position for parietoacanthial sinuses

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upright, OML forms an angle of 37 degrees from the plane of the IR

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14
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central ray and SID for parietoacanthial sinuses

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perpendicular, 40

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15
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centering for parietoacanthial sinuses

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MSP, exiting the acanthion

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16
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collimation for parietoacanthial sinuses

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1 inch beyond lateral shadows, top of the heal to the occlusal plane (8x10)

17
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marking for parietoacanthial sinuses

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right marker, right side

18
Q

another method name for upright parietoacanthial sinuses

A

open-mouth waters

19
Q

part/position for open- mouth parietoacanthial sinuses

A

upright facing bucky, OML forms an angle of 37 degrees from the plane of the IR, have patient open their mouth as wide as possible

20
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central ray and SID for open-mouth parietoacanthial sinuses

A

perpendicular, 40

21
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centering for open mouth parietoacanthial sinuses

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MSP, exiting the acanthion

22
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collimation for open-mouth parietoacanthial sinuses

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1 inch beyond lateral shadows, top of the head to the occlusal plane (8x10)

23
Q

method name for upright submentovertex

A

schuller “full basal”

24
Q

part/position for SMV

A

upright or seated, extend head back until the top of their head touches the bucky, IOML parallel to the IR

25
Q

central ray and SID for SMV

A

horizontal and perpendicular, 40

26
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centering for SMV

A

MSP, midway between the angles of the mandible, passes through a point 3/4 inch anterior to the level of the EAM

27
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collimation for SMV

A

1/2 inch to inch beyond the tip of the nose and on the lateral borders of the cranium (8x10)

28
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marking for SMV

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right marker, right side