Standard Knee Views Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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AP Knee: SID

A

39”

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AP Knee: Tube Tilt

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-5 degrees cephalic (small to average sized patients)
-0 to 5 degrees caudal (thicker patients)

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AP Knee: Image Receptor Size

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-Smallest image receptor available (8 x 10” or 10 x 12”)

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AP Knee: Patient Position

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-Patient lies with the posterior aspect of the affected knee touching the grind and centered to the image receptor.
-The lower extremity on the affected side is internally rotated 15 degrees

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AP Knee: Central Ray Position

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1/2” distal to the apex of the patella

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6
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AP Knee: Collimation

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To the lateral margins of the soft tissues horizontally and to image receptor size (10 x 12”) vertically

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7
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AP Knee: Breathing Instructions

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Suspended Motion (“Don’t Move”)

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AP Knee: Patient Measurement

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Anterior to Posterior, through the knee joint 1/2 distal to the apex of the patella

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Lateral Knee: Patient Measurement

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Laterally, 1” distal to the medial epicondyle

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10
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Lateral Knee: SID

A

39”

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11
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Lateral Knee: Tube Tilt

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5 degrees cephalic

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Lateral Knee: Image Receptor Size

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8 x 10” or 10 x 12” in portrait orientation

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Lateral Knee: Patient Positioning

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-Patient lies with affected side with knee flexed 20-30 degrees and on image receptor
-Lateral aspect of the knee if touching image receptor
-Femoral condyles lined ip and long axis of femur is parallel to length of image receptor
-CL leg may be crossed over the thigh of the affected side

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14
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Lateral Knee: Central Ray Position

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1” distal to the center of the medial epicondyle

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15
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Lateral Knee: Collimation

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8 x 10” or 10 x 12”

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16
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Lateral Knee: Breathing Instructions

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Suspended motion (“Don’t move”)

17
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Tunnel View (Homblad) : Patient Measurement

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A-P through the knee joint at the level of the popliteal fossa

18
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Tunnel View (Homblad): SID

19
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Tunnel View (Homblad): Image Receptor Size

A

8 x 10” or 10 x 12”

20
Q

Tunnel View (Homblad): Patient Positioning

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-Patient kneels on hands and knees on table so that the femoral shaft is 20-25 degree angle to the central ray with anterior aspect of knee at receptor

21
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Tunnel View (Homblad): Central Ray

A

Through the center of the popliteal fossa

22
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Tunnel View (Homblad): Collimation

23
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Tunnel View (Homblad): Breathing Instructions

A

Suspended motion (“Don’t move”)

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Tunnel View (CC): Patient Measurement

A

A-P through the knee joint at the level of the popliteal fossa

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Tunnel View (CC): SID
31”
26
Tunnel View (CC): Tube Tilt
45 degrees Caudal
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Tunnel View (CC): Image Receptor Size
8 x 10” or 10-12”
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Tunnel View (CC): Patient Positioning
Patient lies prone with the affected knee flexed to 45 degrees and ankle supported by object
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Tunnel View (CC): Central Ray Position
Through the center of the popliteal fossa