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POSI - LEC Flashcards

1
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useful for evaluating joint space narrowing and showing articular cartilage disease

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rosenberg method

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2
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RP: patellofemoral joint

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hughston method

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3
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lateral image of the shoulder and proximal humerus is projected through the thorax

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transthoracic method

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4
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humerus in exaggerated external rotation

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rafert method

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5
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directed at a dual angle of 25 degrees anteriorly from the horizontal and 25 degrees medially

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west point method

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6
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wedge shape compression

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hill sachs

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7
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AP projection of shoulder places that humerus in true lateral position

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external

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8
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projects acromioclavicular joint above the acromion

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AP axial projection - alexander method

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9
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evaluated if the arm is extended upward or placed across the upper chest by grasping the opposite shoulder

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body of scapula

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10
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patient lean back in a position of extreme lordosis

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AP axial projection - lordotic position

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11
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The resulting image shows bony abnormalities of the anterior inferior rim of the glenoid and Hill-Sachs defects of the posterolateral humeral head in patients with chronic instability of the shoulder.

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west point method

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12
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RP of AP shoulder

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1 inches inferior to the coracoid process

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13
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RP for hand PA projection

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3rd MCP

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14
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RP for hand lateral projection

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2nd MCP

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15
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other name for unciform

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hamate

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16
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carpal bones in lesser multangular

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trapezoid

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17
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this evaluates early diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis

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bilateral AP oblique

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18
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demonstrates anterior and posterior displacement in fractures of metacarpals

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lateral in flexion

19
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coronal plane is parallel to the plane of the film in AP projection of humerus

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epicondyle

20
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RP for AP projection acute flexion of distal humerus

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2” superior to the olecranon process

21
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RP for acute flexion of proximal humeus

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2” inferior to the olecranon process

22
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it demonstrates the elbow joint, radius, ulna and proximal row slightly of distorted carpal bones

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forearm AP projection

23
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used to demonstrate the pisiform and hamate

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AP oblique - mediolateral

24
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RP for AP bilateral person method

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acromioclavicular joint

25
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scapula degree chuchu

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45-60 degrees

26
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steeper degree chuchu

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25-35 degrees

27
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used to be able to know the relationship between femoral and acetabulum

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chassard lapine method

28
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RP for hips AP projection

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femoral head

29
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humeral head in profile

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external

30
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They recommended two AP projections of the pelvis to show the relationship of femoral head and acetabulum in patients with congenital dislocation of the hips

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marvs and taylor

31
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RP for AP oblique projection - modified cleaves method

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1” superior to pubic symphysis

32
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RP for toes

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3rd MTP joint

33
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RP for foot

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3rd base metatarsal

34
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RP for knee joint

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1/2” inferior to the patellar apex

35
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CR of AP axial projection lordotic position

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standing: 0-15 degrees
supine: 15-30 degrees

36
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better image for carpal interspaces

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AP

37
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position of the wrist that demonstrates the scaphoid at right angle to the central ray

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PA axial - stecher

38
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position of the elbow that requires the anterior surface to form 45 degrees angle to the plane of the film

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AP oblique - medial rotation

39
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position of the elbow that demonstrates the coracoid process free from superimpositionn

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AP oblique - medial rotation

40
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position of the wrist that corrects foreshortening of the scaphoid

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PA ulnar deviation

41
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what structure is best demonstrated in AP lateral rotation of the elbow?

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radial head

42
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what structure is seen in profile without superimposition in tangential projection gaynor hart method for carpal?

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pisiform

43
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position of the hand used to evaluate early diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis

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PA projection

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