Norm Radd II Flashcards by Becci Holcomb

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Shenton’s line

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Skinners line

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Spina bifida occulta

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If the last lumbar crosses

-Spondylolisthesis

“Separation of the pars with anterior slippage of the vertebral body “

-Spondylolithesis

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Teardrop distance

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Femoral angle

Coxa Vera

Coxa Valga

Normal

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Transitional segment

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Hemivertebra

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Integrity of the hip

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Posterior spondyloschisis

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Posterior ponticus

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Risser-ferguson

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Femoral angle

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Acquired block

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What does this angle evaluate?

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The angulation of the sacrum

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What does this evulate?

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Looks for bilateral symmetry

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Cervical rib

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Alantodental interspace

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McRae’s Line

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A grading system for spondylolisthesis

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Ullman’s line

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Chamberlain’s line

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Platybasia or basilar impression

What is this?

Sacral inclination

What does this line detect?

Platybasia or basilar impression

What does this evulate?

Angulation of the sacrum

What is this?

hemivertebrae

What Line is this?

McGregor's line

What is this?

Occipitalization

What does this line look for?

Platybasia or basilar impression

What line is this?

Geoorge's line

What does this evulate?

Integrity of the hip joint Loss of space, dislocation, fracture

What is this?

Fergususon's weight bearing

What angle is this?

Lumbosacral angle

What is this?

Schmorl node

What is this?

Congential block

What angle is this?

Basilar angle AKA Martin's basilar angle

What is this?

Hip joint width

What is this?

Os odontoideum

What is this?

Meyerding's grading system

What is this?

Illiofemoral line

What does this evulate?

The condition of the lumbar curve -normal: LIne crosses anterior 1/3 of the sacral base

What is this?

Butterfly vertebra

What line is this?

Klein's line

What congenital anomaly is this?

Limbus bone

What is this?

What is this line?

Cobb-Lippman

What does this line evalute?

Scoliosis

What does this line detect

If occipital bone extends below the first line (occiput line) -Platybasia/basilar impression If odontoid is not locateed in the anterior 1/4 of the foramen -Fracture of dens and/or dislocation

What does this line evaluate?

Scoliosis