Radiology 3 Flashcards by Natalie Bolin

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diaphysis

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long central shaft

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where is the epiphysis

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forms large rounded ends

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what is the metaphysis

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area between the diaphysis and epiphysis at both ends

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physis

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plates of cartilage, growth plates, allow bones to grow in length between epiphysis and metaphysis

maturity closes physes, some before birth (distal phalangeal)

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apophysis

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normal bony outgrowth that arises from separate ossification center and fuses with bone in time

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DL PaMO

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dorsolateral-palmaromedial oblique

front outside to back inside of a limb or vice versa

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DM PaLO

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Dorsomedial- Palmarolateral

Front middle to outside lateral of a limb

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Dpa

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dorsopalmar

front to back of a limb

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LM

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lateromedial

side to side of a limb

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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caudal - cranial view of the scapula

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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medio-lateral (lateral) view of the scapula and humerus

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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lateral view of L humerus (middle of it is bad bone tumor)

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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caudal-cranial view - humerus

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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Lateral view of the elbow

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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Cranial caudal view of the elbow

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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Lateral carpus

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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DPa - dorsal palmar view of the carpus

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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dorsal-ventral view of the hip

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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lateral view of the hip

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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Lateral view of the stifle joint

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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Cranial - caudal view of the stifle

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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cranial -caudal tarsus

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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Lateral view of the tarsus

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What view is this and what bones are there?

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lateral view of a horse foot

What view is this of the horse hoof?

65 degree DP view - shot from the top of the foot dorso65 proximal- palmarodistal oblique

What view is this of the horse hoof?

dorsopalmar view

What view is this of the horse hoof?

Flexor Navicular view - from the back to the bottom palmar-proximal - dorsal distal oblique

What view is this of the horse foot?

dorsal-palmer metacarpophalangeal joint

What view is this of the horse foot?

lateral view of the metacarpophalangeal joint

What view is this of the horse foot?

DLPaMO

What view is this of the horse foot?

DMPaLO

What view is this of the horse leg?

lateral view of the metacarpus (notice splint bones)

What view is this of the horse leg?

DP view of the metacarpus

What view is this of the horse leg?

DLPMO of the metacarpus

What view is this of the horse leg?

DMPALO

What view is this of the horse leg?

DP view of the carpus

What view is this of the horse leg?

lateral view of the carpus

What view is this of the horse leg?

DLPMO view

What view is this of the horse leg?

DMPLO

What view is this of the horse leg?

Lateral view of the tarsus

What view is this of the horse leg?

DP view of the tarsus

What view is this of the horse leg? i

DLPMO view of the tarsus

What view is this of the horse leg?

DMPLO view of the tarsus

What view is this of the horse leg?

lateral view of the stifle

What view is this of the horse leg?

Caudal to cranial view of the stifle

What view is this of and what bones are present?

Lateral view of the skull

What view is this of and what bones are present?

Dorsal-ventral view of the skull

What view is this of and what bones are present?

open mouth VD of the skull

What is this of and what medium was used?

CT of a head

What view is this of and what bones are present?

rostrocaudal view of the frontal sinus

What do you need to remember about positioning the spine?

it will need support to look straight support wedges will be needed for a lateral view and VD view

What view is this of and what bones are present?

VD view of the cervical vertebrae notice C2 slightly overlapping C1 and C6 large transverse process and C7 tall spinous process

What view is this of and what bones are present?

lateral view of the thoracic spine

How do you find T13?

look for the last rib and follow it

What is the anticlinal vertebra

T11 - spinous process goes straight up

What do the lumbar spine look like

perfect cubes and the large transverse processes are superimposed in the lateral view