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WorksheetsProjection & Positioning in Radiography
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Based on the body position, clavicle position, scapula location & film orientation, which is an AP chest radiograph?
Which lateral projection of chest radiograph produce less magnification of the heart but more magnification of right lung?
Assume both these pediatric patient have normal heart anatomy position (no dextrocardia) & the x-ray markers were put based on body anatomy side, which is AP chest radiograph of left lateral decubitus position?
Which is RAO position of chest?
Which is LPO position of chest?
Both of these chest radiograph are PA projection of x-ray beam and 45° anterior oblique position. Which one is RAO?
AP lordotic chest radiograph will produce foreshortened lungs and clear the apex of lungs by moving clavicles ____________ .
superiorly
inferiorly
Which is an AP erect abdominal radiograph?
Which is an AP supine abdominal radiograph (KUB)?
The arrows indicate abnormal air rise-up at the right side of the body. What is the body position of this AP abdominal radiograph?
Right lateral decubitus
Left lateral decubitus
Dorsal decubitus
Which is a PA left hand radiograph?
Which is a lateral fan view of left hand radiograph?
Which position will NOT produce an oblique hand radiograph?
This is a right ________________ radiograph.
LAT hand
PA wrist
LAT wrist
PA hand
From these scaphoid series radiograph, which one is a PA ulnar deviation?
Which is an AP projection of forearm radiograph?
Which is an AP projection of elbow radiograph?
Which is an lateral projection of humerus radiograph?
Which position will produce adequate true AP of the elbow?
Yellow arrow shows greater tubercle location on these AP shoulder radiograph. Which one is external rotation?
