Spine and Pelvis

Question 1

What is this image?

Answer 1

Cervical Spine

Question 2

Pointing to:

Answer 2

Transverse Foramen

Question 3

The vertebrae that have holes:

Answer 3

C-1 to C-6

Question 4

The blood vessel in the C-spine arises:

Answer 4

C-6

Question 5

The hole in the middle is called:

Answer 5

Vertebral Foraman

Question 6

What do you not see on this image?

Answer 6

C-1, C-2

Question 7

What position?

Answer 7

Open Mouth
Representing C2

Question 8

What is the Fifth line pointing to?

Answer 8

the lateral masses of C1

Question 9

How many cervical vertebrae do we have?

Answer 9

7
normal: C3-C6
holes: C1-C6

Question 10

How do we do this?

Answer 10

Upper Occlusal Plane of the upper incisors and the mastoid tip on the same

Question 11

What should we ask this patient to do?

Answer 11

take in a deep breath and blow the air out, act of expiration drops the shoulders down

Question 12

What is in red?

Answer 12

Spinous Prominence

Question 13

What are we seeing on this image best demonstrated?

Answer 13

zygopopyseal joints
Spine has a normal lordotic curvature
CR perpendicular

Question 14

Answer 14

45 degree oblique C-Spine
LPO
Demonstrates the intervertebral foramen of the UPSIDE (right side)

Question 15

If the patient is in a RPO or LPO position for the C-Spine angle the tube demonstrates:

Answer 15

15- 20 degrees cephalic
Intervertebral Foramen of the Upside

Question 16

If the patient is in an RAO or LAO, demonstrating:

Answer 16

15-20 degrees caudad
Intervertebral Foramen of the DOWNSIDE

Question 17

Flexion or Extension?

Answer 17

Flexion (looking at feet)

Question 18

Is this cervical, thoracic, or lumbar spine?

Answer 18

Thoracic Vertebrae (facets)

Question 19

The cervical spine has what type of spinous processes?

Answer 19

Bifid

Question 20

Which Vertebra is this?

Answer 20

Thoracic

Question 21

What is this? What is it best demonstrating

Answer 21

Lateral Thoracic Spine
Intervertebral Foramen

Question 22

What is this?

Answer 22

Scoliosis Study

Question 23

In the cervical spine AP what position do you do?

Answer 23

LPO and RPO

Question 24

Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine?

Answer 24

Scoliosis
this person has scoliosis

Question 25

The girls will get breast exposure what projection should you do this?

Answer 25

PA Projection

Question 26

If the patient is in an LPO and you are centered 1 inch medial to the upside ASIS what joint does it demonstrate?

Answer 26

Right SI joint

Question 27

What vertebrae is this?

Answer 27

lumbar

Question 28

In order to see the SI joints better?

Answer 28

Angle Cephalic 30-35 degrees

Question 29

If you are doing SI joints what do you do?

Answer 29

Angle Cephalic 30-35 degrees Two shallow obliques entering 1 inch medial to the UPSIDE ASIS

Question 30

The second line on the left is the:

Answer 30

pedicle

Question 31

The third line on the right is the:

Answer 31

Lamina

Question 32

Failure of the lamina to unite posteriorly

Answer 32

Spina Bifida

Question 33

What sits on top of the body of the vertebrae?

Answer 33

Intervertebral Disks, Cartilaginous Cushions

Question 34

The disk of the vertebrae has a center core called the _______ surrounded by the ________.

Answer 34

Nucleus Proposes Annulus Fibrousis

Question 35

3

Answer 35

Spinous Process

Question 36

6

Answer 36

Body

Question 37

4

Answer 37

Superior Articulating Process

Question 38

2

Answer 38

Inferior Articulating Process

Question 39

5

Answer 39

Transverse Process

Question 40

Answer 40

Perfect Lateral Lumbar Best demonstrating: Intervertebral Foramen

Question 41

Forward displacement of one vertebrae over the other

Answer 41

Spondylotisthesus

Question 42

Answer 42

LPO Scotty Dogs

Question 43

IV

Answer 43

the neck (pars anticularis)

Question 44

V

Answer 44

the eye (pedicle)

Question 45

IIII

Answer 45

Nose (transverse process)

Question 46

I

Answer 46

Superior articular process (ear)

Question 47

II

Answer 47

Lamina (body)

Question 48

Foot

Answer 48

Inferior articular process

Question 49

Left Image What is it? What angle?

Answer 49

Sacrum 15 degrees cephalic angle

Question 50

Right image what is it? Right image what angle?

Answer 50

Coccyx 10 degrees caudad

Question 51

For both sacrum and coccyx what would you include with it?

Answer 51

lateral (get both on one exposure)

Question 52

A radiographic examination of the spinal canal:

Answer 52

Myelography

Question 53

The type of injection into the spinal canal is called:

Answer 53

Intrathecal

Question 54

The level of the Myelography is:

Answer 54

L3-L4

Question 55

The location of the needle for a myelography:

Answer 55

subarachnoid space (where the cerebral spinal fluid is produced)

Question 56

If you start a myelography they might take the patient to:

Answer 56

CT to finish up the study

Question 57

more than 90 degree angle is called:

Answer 57

obtuse

Question 58

less than 90 degree angle is called:

Answer 58

acute

Question 59

Answer 59

Male Pelvis

Question 60

What image?

Answer 60

Right Hip Perfectly, the lesser trochanter is not in profile Rotate the leg 15 degrees internally Overcome the antiversion of the femoral neck

Question 61

In red

Answer 61

Greater trochanter

Question 62

the third line is pointing to:

Answer 62

Head of Femur

Question 63

The head of the femur sits into the socket called

Answer 63

Acetabulum

Question 64

Second Line

Answer 64

Acetabulum

Question 65

The hole is called:

Answer 65

obturator foramen

Question 66

The obturator foramen is made up of:

Answer 66

Pubic and Ishium

Question 67

Three bones that make up the acetabulum:

Answer 67

Ilium, Ischium, Pubis

Question 68

The gold:

Answer 68

ilium

Question 69

The green

Answer 69

Ichium

Question 70

The pink

Answer 70

Pubis

Question 71

How many bones make up the acetabulum?

Answer 71

three

Question 72

What is the largest foramen in the body?

Answer 72

Obturator Foramen

Question 73

What study is this?

Answer 73

Hysterosalpinogram (radiographic examination of the fallopean tubes) only done in females