Lateral cervical Flashcards

1
Q

What is the method name for this image?

A

Grandy method

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2
Q

What SID is recommended? Why?

A

60” - 72” to compensate for OID

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3
Q

How should the shoulders be positioned?

A

relaxed

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4
Q

Explain the air gap technique and how it applies to this image.

A

Space between part and IR, helps scatter radiation span out and diverge into straight line

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5
Q

What is the central ray location?

A

MCP, c4

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6
Q

What is the breathing instructions for this image? Why?

A

Suspend after expiration, to help relax shoulders

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7
Q

What cervical vertebrae should be demonstrated in this image?

A

c1-t1

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8
Q

If all cervical vertebrae cannot be demonstrated, what additional image can be performed?

A

Swimmers view

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9
Q

What key structures should be demonstrated in this image?

A

zygapophyseal joints should not be superimposed, open disk spaces

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10
Q

How can you determine if there was rotation in this image?

A

if one zygapophyseal joint is more anterior to other, there is rotation. If one joint is above the other, there is tilt

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11
Q

How should the spinous processes be demonstrated?

A

Running down middle of spine

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