facial bone projections Flashcards

1
Q

part/position for lateral facial bones

A

RAO/LAO, prone or upright facing bucky, IOML perpendicular to anterior border of collimation/IR

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2
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central ray and SID for lateral facial bones

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perpendicular, 40

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3
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centering for lateral facial bones

A

entering the zygomatic bone, halfway between the outer canthus and the EAM

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4
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collimation for lateral facial bones

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1 inch beyond tip of nose, 1/2 inch above the supraorbital margins to 1/2 inch below the tip of the chin (6x10)

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5
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marking for lateral facial bones

A

lead marker of side closest, anterior

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6
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method name for PA axial facial bones

A

caldwell

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7
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part/position for PA axial facial bones

A

prone or upright, OML perpendicular

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8
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central ray and SID for PA axial facial bones

A

15 caudal, 40

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9
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centering for PA axial facial bones

A

MSP, exiting the nasion

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10
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collimation for PA axial facial bones

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1/2 inch to 1 inch beyond the lateral shadows, to include the supraorbital margins and the tip of the chin (8x10)

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11
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marking for PA axial facial bones

A

right marker, right side

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12
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method name for parietoacanthial facial bones

A

waters

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13
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part/position for parietoacanthial facial bones

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prone or 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 parietoancanthial facial bones

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perpendicular, 40

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15
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centering for parietoacanthial facial bones

A

MSP, exiting the acanthion

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16
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collimation for the parietoacanthial facial bones

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1/2 inch to 1 inch beyond lateral shadows to include the supraorbital margins and the tip of the chin (8x10)

17
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marking for parietoacanthial facial bones

A

right marker, right side

18
Q

method name for parietoacanthial facial bones (modified)

A

modified waters

19
Q

part/position for modified waters

A

upright, prone, extend head back so that OML forms an angle of 55 degrees from the plane of the IR

20
Q

centering for modified waters

A

MSP, exiting the acanthion

21
Q

collimation for modified waters

A

1/2 inch to 1 inch beyond lateral shadows to include the supraorbital margins and the tip of the chin (8x10)

22
Q

marking for modified waters

A

right marker, right side

23
Q

part/position for lateral facial/nasal bones

A

prone, RAO/LAO, IOML perpendicular to anterior border of collimation

24
Q

central ray and SID for lateral facial/nasal bones

A

perpendicular, 40

25
Q

centering for lateral facial/nasal bones

A

1/2 inch distal to the nasion

26
Q

collimation for lateral facial/nasal bones

A

1/2 inch distal to tip of nose, glabella to 1 inch inferior to the acanthion (3x3)

27
Q

marking for lateral facial/nasal bones

A

lead marker of side closest, anterior