WorksheetsToe/Foot
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
Where is the cuboid?
How is the CR directed for the AP Axial projection of the foot?
15 degrees posteriorly
10 degrees posteriorly
perpendicular to IR
15 degrees anteriorly
An lateral foot image demonstrates the fibula in the anterior portion of the tibia, how is the medial talar dome demonstrated to the lateral talar dome?
(a)
For AP oblique projection of the 2nd toe, how much is the foot rotated?
30 degrees
45 degrees
15 degrees
25 degrees
For an AP oblique projection of the 4th toe, according to Merrill's, which way is the foot rotated?
medially
laterally
For a lateral weight bearing foot projection, how does the CR enter/exit the foot?
lateromedial
mediolateral
For a routine lateral projection of the right 4th toe, how is the patient positioned?
Recumbent on unaffected side
Recumbent on affected side
Supine
prone
In which projection(s) of the foot is the sinus tarsi and 5th metatarsal tuberosity visualized?
AP
AP oblique internal rotation
AP oblique external rotation
Lateral
Select the method names used to demonstrate the sesamoids.
Lawrence
Holly
Lewis
gaynor-heart
What is the projection used to demonstrate the sesamoids?
AP axial
Lat
AP Obl
Tangential
Which method of the sesamoids is the patient position prone?
Holly
Lewis
Gaynor-heart
Lawrence
In the AP oblique projection of the foot with lateral rotation, which interspaces should be demonstrated as open?
2nd & 3rd cuneiforms
1st & 2nd cuneiforms
interspaces around the cuboid
Navicular and intermediate cuneiform
How much is the foot dorsiflex for the AP axial projection?
90 degrees
75 degrees
no dorsiflexion
15 degrees
In which projection is the longitudinal arch of the foot demonstrated?
Lateral
AP Axial
AP axial wt bearing
Lat wt bearing
What is the SID for the AP axial projection of the foot when using the weightbearing method.
(a)
