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a right marker on a shoulder view indicates that it is the patient’s ____ shoulder

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right

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LONG BONES Views:

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A-P VIEWLATERAL VIEW

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JOINTS Views:

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A-P VIEWLATERAL VIEWOBLIQUE VIEWS (MEDIAL, LATERAL, FROG LEG)

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Placement may be due to patient ability example: A-P elbow cannot be done _____

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P→A

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You always want to include the _____ closest to the trauma when taking an xray

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joint

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Placement may be due to object closer to the film example: ____ wrist flattens the carpals

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P→A

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Shoulder Views (4)

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NEUTRALINTERNAL ROTATION (bicipital groove not visible)EXTERNAL ROTATION (bicipital groove visible)BABY ARM (aka Abduction)

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In the External rotation view we are looking for fractures on the ______

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greater tuberosity

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Arm Views (2)

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  1. A-P2. LATERAL
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Elbow Views (4)

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  1. A-P2. LATERAL3. MEDIAL OBLIQUE4. LATERAL OBLIQUE
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Forearm views (2)

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  1. A-P2. LATERAL
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Wrist views (4)

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  1. P-A2. LATERAL3. MEDIAL OBLIQUE4. ULNAR DEVIATION
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Hand Views(3)

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  1. P-A2. LATERAL 3. MEDIAL OBLIQUE
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Fingers Views (3)

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  1. P-A2. LATERAL 3. MEDIAL OBLIQUE
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thumb 3

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  1. P-A2. LATERAL 3. MEDIAL OBLIQUE
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Hip Views (2)

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A-PFROG LEG

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Femur Views(2)

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A-PLateral

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Knee views (4)

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A-PLATERALMEDIAL OBLIQUESUNRISE (ONLY TAKEN IF DIRECT BLOW TO PATELLA OR TO LOOK AT JOINT SPACE)

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Leg Views (2)

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A-PLateral

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Ankle Views(3)

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A-PLATERALMEDIAL OBLIQUE

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Foot and Toes (3)

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A-PLATERALMEDIAL OBLIQUE

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_____ fracture: did not break the skin_____ fracture: broke through the skin

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ClosedOpen

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_____ fracture: two or more fragments_____ fracture: two separate pieces

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ComminutedNon-comminuted

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Most commonly affected segments with a fracture:

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C-1C-2C5-C-7T-12-L-2

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_____% of spinal fractures or dislocations involve cord injuries
10-14%
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_____ is an tearing away type of fracture, usually occurs in the lower cervical spine area
Avulsion
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_____ is an avulsion fracture
CLAY SHOVELER'S
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CLAY SHOVELER'S is a type of avulsion fracture of the ______
cervical spine's spinous process
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_____ fracture, aka Seatbelt fracture, usually occurs in car accidents from the inappropriate use of seat belts
Chance
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Chance fractures result in a ____ fracture of a _____
transverse, single vertebral body
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_____ fracture, aka Jefferson's fracture, is due to vertical blow to the head
burst
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Burst fractures result in four fracture sites on ____ (4)
atlasFront BehindBoth lateral masses
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Most common cause of Jefferson's fracture is _____
head first dive into shallow pool
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_____ fracture, aka Hangman's fracture
Jackson's
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Jackson's fracture happens at ____ and is usually accompanied by a teardrop fracture of the ____ aspect of the vertebral body
C-2, anterior/inferior
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Hangman's fracture happens at the ____ area of C-2, usually occurring in car accidents from severe _____ of the head and neck
pedicle, hyperextension
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_____ fracture is usually seen in children. Bone has a little bend to it, and the concave side will remain intact
Greenstick
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____ fracture is a significant loss of height of vertebral body, may be due to trauma or pathology
Compression
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_____ aka Smith's fracture
Reversed Colles
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Reversed Colles fracture happens at the_____ aspect of the radius with _____ displacement of the ____ end of the radius. Results from the backward fall with arms put back to break the fall.
distal, anterior, distal
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_____ fracture is at the second or third metacarpal neck with anterior displacement of the metacarpal head
Boxer's
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_____ fracture is at the fourth or fifth metacarpal neck with anterior displacement of the metacarpal head
Bar Room
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_____ fracture is of the distal end of the radius with posterior displacement of the distal end of the radius. Results from the face forward fall with arms outstretched
Colles
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_____ fracture is an oblique fracture of a long bone, happens often in child abuse
Spiral
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If _____ line crosses it is a spondylolisthesis
Ullman's line
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Meyerding Grading1-4 ______>4 ______
spondylolisthesisspondyloptosis
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Fergusons weight line should cross the _____ of the sacral base
anterior 1/3
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Hip Joint WidthSuperior and axial lines should be no more than ____mm and should _____ each other. The medial line should _____
4mm, equaldouble the amoubt of the superior and axial line
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Femoral AngleNormal Range ______˚ 130˚ _____
120-130˚Coxa varaCoxa valga
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Teardrop distanceNormal Range _____mm avg ____mm
6-11mm9mm
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Lumbosacral disc angleNormal Range_____˚ 15˚ is _____
10-15˚disc herniationfacet impression
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Other tests to determine platybasia_____ LineN: Dens not greater than ____ mm _____ the line_____ LineN: should see some occipital bone lower than the _____
Chamberlain's3, above
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Platybasia is determined by: ______ AngleNormal Range: ___________ than this represents platybasia
Martin's Basilar 123˚-152˚Greater
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______ is the most universally accepted (Mds, courts, deposition) to determine platybasiaThe Dens:Normal: not greater than ____ mm for malesnot greater than ____ mm for females
McGregor's Line8mm10mm
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Posterior Ponticus is seen in _____% of the population
14%
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A cervical rib is is present in _____% of the population
0.5%
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Sella turcicaAP _____ avg ____S-I _____ avg ____
5-16mm, 114-12mm, 8
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Cobb Lippman_____˚ observe for progression_____˚ bracing_____˚ surgical intervention
0-20˚20-40˚>40˚
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Sacral InclinationNormal Range_____˚ Avg ____˚
30-72˚46˚
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Lumbar lordosisNormal Range_____˚ Avg ____˚
50-60˚55˚
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Cervical LordosisNormal Range _____˚ avg ____˚
35-45˚40
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Lumbosacral angleNormal Range_____˚ Avg ____˚
26-57˚41˚

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