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Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
For projections of the shoulder, a compensating filter can improve the image quality. What is the name of the recommended filer?
Trough
Boomerang
Wedge
Compensating
What is the respiration for the AP internal shoulder projection?
Full inspiration
Full expiration
Suspended
breath slowly
How much is the arm abducted for the inferosuperior axial shoulder projection?
80 degrees
45 degrees
90 degrees
20 Degrees
To capture the entire clavicle on the image, how would the IR be orientated?
Crosswise
lengthwise
How is the IR orientated for the PA Oblique- Scap Y projection of the shoulder?
Crosswise
Lengthwise
A PA Obl projection of the LEFT shoulder would require the patient be placed in what position?
RAO
LAO
RPO
LPO
The Neer method is used for which projection?
Tangential
PA OBL
AP
Transthoracic
AP OBL
Which projection is used to demonstrate dislocations of the shoulder?
AP OBL
PA OBL
AP
Inferosuperior
How do you position the hand to externally rotate the Humerus?
Pronate
Supinate
Palm against thigh
What is the recommended patient position for shoulder exams?
Upright
Supine
Prone
Recumbent
How is the lesser tubercle projected in the inferosuperior axial shoulder projection?
In profile medially
In profile Posteriorly
In profile Anteriorly
In profile Laterally
How much is the patient obliqued for the AP obl (Grashy) projection of the shoulder?
30 degrees
45 degrees
35-45 degrees
45-60 degrees
When performing a Transthoracic projection of the proximal humerus, if the patient is unable to raise the UNAFFECTED arm, how should the CR be directed?
Perp to the surgical neck
Angled 10-15 degree caudal
Angled 10-15 cephalic
Perp to humeral head
When using the breathing technique for a Transthoracic lateral projection of the shoulder, what is the recommended exposure time.
no more than 3 seconds
No less than 3 seconds
No more than 2 seconds
No less than 2 seconds
