Anatomy workbook-Upper extremity Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
Q

What is best demonstrated in a lateral wrist?

A

The base of 5th metacarpal and pisiform

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2
Q

When would you image using the coyle’s method?

A

When you suspect a radial head injury and want to see it free from superimposition

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3
Q

What is the best position to demonstrate the coronoid process

A

AP oblique medial rotation of the elbow (ice-cream scoop)

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4
Q

What is another name for acute flexion?

A

Jones method

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5
Q

What provides a clearer image of the proximal forearm in acute flexion? Is it when the CR is perpendicular or angled to the forearm?

A

When the central ray is perpendicular to the IR

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Which provides a clearer image of the distal humerus in acute flexion?

A

When the CR is angled to the IR

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7
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Define position and give 3 examples:

A

The position of the body; RPO, erect, supine, Lateral decubitus

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8
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Define projection:

A

The direction of the CR to the IR

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9
Q

Define View:

A

From the prospective of the IR to the x ray tube

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10
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Define Views and give examples:

A

The number of projections taken in a procedure; 3 images of the right hand

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11
Q

Define AEC:

A

Automatic exposure control

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12
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What are two other names for the transverse/axial plane?

A
  1. Horizontal
  2. Cross sectional
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13
Q

What are the 2 types of filters used in imaging?

A
  1. Boomerang
    2.Wedge
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14
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What can be done if a patient cannot fully extend their digit?

A

-Do an AP to open the joint spaces and take 2 images with both surfaces in contact with the IR

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15
Q

What fracture takes place on the thumb?

A

Bennett’s fracture

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16
Q

What carpal bone (s) are best demonstrated in a lateral projection of the wrist?

A

Just the Lunate

17
Q

What carpal bones are best demonstrated in the AP oblique of the wrist?

A

The medial carpal bones especially the hamate and pisiform

18
Q

What is the position of the radial tuberosity when the hand is; supinated and pronated

A

Supinated: Anterior
Pronated: Posterior

19
Q

What is the CP for AP projections of the shoulder?

A

1 inch distal to coracoid

20
Q

If the head of the humerus is below the coracoid process, what type of dislocation has occurred?

A

Anterior dislocation

21
Q

Where is the CR for the AC joints?

A

Midline below jugular notch

22
Q

Which way would the CR be when wanting to image the distal humerus in acute flexion?