What structures are shown in an AP or AP Axial Toe X-ray?

14 phalanges, distal portions of the metatarsals, IP joints

10 phalanges, proximal portions of the metatarsals, IP joints

14 phalanges, proximal portions of the metatarsals, DIP joints

10 phalanges, distal portions of the metatarsals, DIP joints

What should be equal on both sides in AP or AP Axial Toes?

Soft tissue width and midshaft concavity

What is the correct position of the central ray (CR) for the interphalangeal (IP) joint of the great toe?

Perpendicular to the interphalangeal (IP) joint

Perpendicular to the distal phalangeal joint

Parallel to the interphalangeal (IP) joint

Parallel to the proximal phalangeal joint

For the 2nd to 5th toes, where should the central ray (CR) be directed?

Perpendicular to the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint

Perpendicular to the distal interphalangeal joint

Parallel to the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint

Parallel to the distal interphalangeal joint

What structures are shown in the lateral projection of the toes?

Lateral projection of the phalanges and IP articulations free of superimposition

Medial projection of the phalanges

Anterior projection of the phalanges

Posterior projection of the phalanges

How should the knee be positioned for an AP foot X-ray?

Flexed with the sole of the foot flat on IR

Slightly bent with the heel raised

What is the direction of the central ray (CR) in an AP oblique foot X-ray?

Perpendicular to the base of the third metatarsal

Parallel to the base of the third metatarsal

Parallel to the base of the first metatarsal

Perpendicular to the base of the first metatarsal

What is the correct patient position for a lateral foot X-ray?

Patient lies down and turns towards the affected side until the leg and foot are lateral.

Patient stands upright with feet together.

Patient sits with legs extended and feet flat on the floor.

Patient lies on their back with feet elevated.

Where should the central ray (CR) be directed for a lateral foot X-ray?

Perpendicular to the base of the third metatarsal.

Perpendicular to the base of the first metatarsal.

Perpendicular to the base of the second metatarsal.

Perpendicular to the base of the fifth metatarsal.

Where should the central ray (CR) be directed in an alternate lateromedial foot X-ray?

To the midcuneiform (base of third MT)

What is the correct patient position for an Axial (Plantodorsal) Calcaneus X-ray?

Supine or seated position with the legs fully extended

Standing with legs slightly bent

Lying on the side with knees bent

Which structures are shown in an axial (plantodorsal) calcaneus projection?

Axial projection of the calcaneus, talocalcaneal joint, and sustentaculum tali

Axial projection of the talus and navicular

Axial projection of the tibia and fibula

Axial projection of the metatarsals

What is one of the evaluation criteria for an axial (plantodorsal) calcaneus X-ray?

Calcaneus and talocalcaneal joint visibility

Evidence of improper collimation

Visibility of 1st or 5th metatarsals

What is the correct positioning of the central ray (CR) for a lateral calcaneus X-ray?

At a 45-degree angle to the calcaneus

Parallel to the medial malleolus

Where should the central ray be centered for a lateral calcaneus X-ray?

1 inch distal to the medial malleolus

1 inch distal to the lateral malleolus

1 inch proximal to the medial malleolus

1 inch proximal to the lateral malleolus

Which structures are shown in a lateral calcaneus X-ray?

Ankle joint and calcaneus in lateral profile

Calcaneus in lateral profile and fibula

Which of the following indicates no rotation of the calcaneus in an X-ray?

Calcaneocuboid and talonavicular joints open

Evidence of improper collimation

What are the evaluation criteria for a lateral calcaneus X-ray?

Calcaneus and talus visualized, no rotation, optimal exposure factors

Only calcaneus visualized, slight rotation, high exposure factors

Talus visualized, no rotation, low exposure factors

Calcaneus and talus not visualized, rotation present, suboptimal exposure factors

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