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What is the patient position for a PA chest?
upright either standing or seated
prone
supine
Where should the top of the IR be on a PA chest?
1 to 3 inches above shoulders
2 to 5 inches above shoulders
1 1/2 to 2 inches above shoulders
What is the part position for a PA chest?
MSP centered perpendicular to IR
MSP centered horizontal to IR
MSP centered perpendicular and horizontal to IR
What is the central ray for a PA chest?
perpendicular to IR and inters at T5 level
horizontal to IR and enters at T8 level
perpendicular to IR and enters at T7 level
When should a PA chest exposure be made?
end of first deep inspiration
end of second deep inspiration
before inspiration
What should be seen on a PA chest?
10 posterior ribs and area from apex to costophrenic angles
8 posterior ribs and area from apex to costophrenic angles
5 posterior ribs and area from apex to costophrenic angles
What is the patient position for a lateral chest?
prone
upright either standing or seated
supine
the left lateral chest is routinely used to _____ magnification of the heart
minimize
maximize
keep the same
Where should the top of the IR be for a lateral chest?
2 to 3 inches above the shoulders
1 to 5 inches above the shoulders
1 1/2 to 2 inches above the shoulders
What is the part position for the lateral chest?
MSP parallel and MCP perpendicular
MSP perpendicular and MCP parallel
MCP parallel and MSP perpendicular
What is the central ray for a lateral chest?
perpendicular to IR and enters T8 area
perpendicular to IR and enters T5 area
perpendicular to IR and enters T7 area
When should a lateral chest exposure be made?
end of first deep inspiration
end of second expiration
end of second deep inspiration
What should be seen on a left lateral chest?
heart, aorta, and left sided pulmonary lesions
heart, aorta, and right sided pulmonary lesions
heart, lungs, and interlobular fissures
What is the patient position for an AP thumb?
hand in extreme medial rotation
hand in extreme lateral rotation
hand in lateral rotation
What is the part position for an AP thumb?
anterior surface of thumb on IR and MCP centered
posterior surface of thumb on IR and MCP centered
posterior surface of thumb on IR and MSP centered
What is the central ray for an AP thumb?
perpendicular to MCP joint
perpendicular to MSP joint
parallel to MCP joint
What should be seen on an AP thumb?
no rotation
area from distal tip to trapezium
open IP and MCP spaces
slight rotation
area from proximal tip to trapezium
open IP and MCP spaces
no rotation
area from distal tip to trapezium
closed IP and MCP spaces
What is the part position for a lateral thumb?
IP joint centered
lateral surface on IR
IP joint centered
medial surface on IR
MCP joint centered
lateral surface on IR
What is the central ray for a lateral thumb?
perpendicular to IP joint
perpendicular to MCP joint
parallel to MCP joint
What should be seen on a lateral thumb?
area from distal tip to trapezium
open IP and MCP spaces
area from proximal tip to trapezium
open IP and MCP spaces
area from distal tip to trapezium
closed IP and MCP spaces
What is the part position for a PA oblique thumb?
slightly ulnar deviate hand
IP joint centered
slightly ulnar deviate hand
MCP joint centered
ulnar deviate hand a lot
MCP joint centered
What is the central ray for a PA oblique thumb?
perpendicular to IP joint
parallel to MCP joint
perpendicular to MCP joint
What should be seen on a PA oblique thumb?
no rotation
area from distal tip to trapezium
open IP and MCP spaces
slight rotation
area from distal tip to trapezium
closed IP and MCP spaces
no rotation
area from proximal tip to trapezium
open IP and MCP spaces
What is the patient position for a PA hand?
end of table with forearm level resting on table
end of table with arm parallel to table
end of table with arm angled on table
What is the part position for a PA hand?
center second MCP joint to IR
center third MCP joint to IR
center second IP joint to IR
What is the central ray for a PA hand?
parallel to third MCP joint
perpendicular to third MCP joint
What should be seen on a PA hand?
equal concavity of metacarpal and phalangeal bodies. equal distance between metacarpal heads. open MCP and IP joints
unequal concavity of metacarpal and phalangeal bodies equal distance between metacarpal heads. open MCP and IP joints
equal concavity of metacarpal and phalangeal bodies. equal distance between metacarpal heads. closed MCP and IP joints
What is the part position for a PA oblique hand?
rotate palm away from IR until MCP joint forms 45 degree angle
MCP joints center of IR
rotate palm toward IR until MCP joint forms 45 degree angle
MCP joint center of IR
rotate palm away from IR until IP joint forms 45 degree angle
MCP joint center of IR
What is the central ray for a PA oblique hand?
perpendicular to second MCP joint
perpendicular to third MCP joint
parallel to second MCP joint
What should be seen on a PA oblique hand?
partial superimposition of the third, fourth, and fifth metacarpal bases and heads
complete imposition of the third, fourth, and fifth metacarpal bases and heads
no superimposition of the third, fourth, and fifth metacarpal abses and heads
What is the part position of a lateral hand in extension position?
elbow flexed 80 degrees.
hands on medial surface.
palmar surface perpendicular to IR.
MCP joints off center.
elbow flexed 45 degrees.
hands on medial surface.
palmar surface perpendicular to IR.
MCP joints centered to IR
elbow flexed 90 degrees.
hands on medial surface.
palmar surface perpendicular to IR.
MCP joints centered to IR.
What is the part position for a lateral hand in Fan lateral position?
elbow flexed 80 degrees.
radial and ulnar styloids superimposed and perp to IR.
MCP joints centered
elbow flexed 90 degrees.
radial and ulnar styloids superimposed and perp to IR.
MCP joints centered
elbow flexed 45 degrees.
radial and ulnar styloids superimposed and perp to IR.
MCP joints centered
What is the central ray for a lateral hand?
perpendicular to first MCP joint
perpendicular to second MCP joint
perpendicular to third MCP joint
What is the lateral hand in extension position best for visualizing?
cracks and foreign bodies
foreign bodies and metacarpal fracture displacement
fractures and soft tissues
What is the lateral hand in fan position best for visualizing?
metacarpals
metacarpals and phalanges
individual phalanges
What is the patient position for a PA wrist?
align shoulder, elbow, and wrist joints in same plane
align shoulder, elbow, and wrist in different plane
align shoulder, elbow, and wrist joints in same horizontal plane
What is the part position for a PA wrist?
flex elbow 80 degrees
flex digits slightly to place wrist closer to IR
flex elbow 45 degrees
flex digits slightly to place wrist closer to IR
flex elbow 90 degrees
flex digits slightly to place wrist closer to IR
what is the central ray for a PA wrist?
perpendicular to carpal area
perpendicular to midcarpal area
perpendicular to second digit
What should be seen on a PA wrist?
slight rotation
open radioulnar joint space
no rotation
open radioulnar joint space
45 degree rotation
open radioulnar joint space
What is the part position for a lateral wrist?
elbow flexed 90 degrees
radial and ulnar styloid superimposed and perp to IR
elbow flexed 45 degrees
radial and ulnar styloid superimposed and perp to IR
elbow flexed 80 degrees
radial and ulnar styloid superimposed and perp to IR
What is the central ray for a lateral wrist?
perpendicular to wrist joint
parallel to wrist joint
perpendicular to second digit
What should be seen on a lateral wrist?
superimposed distal radius and ulna
superimposed metacarpals
no superimposition of radius and ulna
no superimposition of metacarpals
superimposed radius and ulna
no superimposition of metacarpals
What is the part position for a PA oblique wrist?
lateral and pronated position forms 45 degree angle with IR
lateral and pronated position forms 90 degree angle with IR
lateral and pronated position forms 80 degree angle with IR
What is the central ray for a PA oblique wrist?
perpendicular to midcarpal area, just medial of radius
perpendicular to midcarpal area, just distal to radius
parallel to midcarpal area, just distal to radius
What should be seen on a PA oblique wrist?
45 degree rotation
trapezium and distal half of scaphoid without superimposition
80 degree rotation
trapezium and distal half of the scaphoid without superimposition
30 degree rotation
trapezium and distal half of the scaphoid without superimposition
What is the part position of a PA ulnar deviated wrist?
elbow flexed 90 degrees
turn hand outward until the wrist is in extreme ulnar deviation
elbow flexed 45 degrees
turn hand inward until the wrist is in extreme ulnar deviation
elbow flexed 80 degrees
turn hand outward until the wrist is in extreme ulnar deviation
What is the central ray for a PA ulnar deviated wrist?
perpendicular to the scaphoid
parallel to the scaphoid
horizontal to the scaphoid
What should be seen on a PA ulnar deviated wrist?
scaphoid with horizontal articulations open
scaphoid with parallel articulations open
scaphoid with adjacent articulations open
What is the part position for a PA axial stecher wrist?
adjust IR so that the finger end is elevated 20 degrees on support
adjust IR so that the finger end is elevated 50 degrees on support
adjust IR so that the finger end is elevated 45 degrees on support
What is the central ray for a PA axial stecher wrist?
perpendicular to table and ends at carpal
perpendicular to table and ends at scaphoid
parallel to table and end at carpal
What should be seen on a PA axial stecher wrist?
scaphoid with adjacent articulations open
scaphoid with horizontal articulations open
scaphoid with parallel articulations open
What is the part position for a tangential carpal tunnel gaynor hart wrist?
hyperextend wrist to place long axis of hand as vertical as possible
rotate hand slightly toward radial side
hyperflex wrist to place long axis of hand as vertical as possible
rotate hand slightly away from radial side
hyperextend wrist to place long axis of hand as vertical as possible
rotate hand slightly toward medial side
What is the central ray for a tangential carpal tunnel gaynor hart wrist?
angled 25 to 30 degrees toward palm of hand
enters at a point approx. 1 inch distal to base of third metacarpal
angled 30 to 45 degrees toward palm of hand
enters at a point approx. 1 inch distal to base of third metacarpal
angled 45 to 50 degrees toward palm of hand
enters at point approx. 1 inch distal to base of third metacarpal
What should be seen on a tangential carpal tunnel gaynor hart wrist?
pisiform in profile and superimposed
pisiform in profile and not superimposed
hamate in profile and superimposed
What is the part position for an AP forearm?
elbow extended with hand supinated
elbow flexed with hand pronated
elbow extended with hand pronated
What is the central ray for an AP forearm?
perpendicular to IR
enters at proximal forearm
parallel to IR
enters at distal forearm
perpendicular to IR
enters midpoint of forearm
What should be seen on an AP forearm?
entire forearm, including wrist and distal humerus
open radioulnar space
partial forearm, including wrist and distal humerus
closed radioulnar space
partial forearm, including wrist and distal humerus
open radioulnar space
What is the part position for a lateral forearm?
elbow flexed 90 degrees
ulnar and radial styloid processes superimposed
elbow flexed 45 degrees
ulnar and radial styloid processes superimposed
elbow flexed 80 degrees
ulnar and radial styloid processes superimposed
What is the central ray for a lateral forearm?
perpendicular to IR
enters patient at distal forearm
perpendicular to IR
enters patient at proximal forearm
perpendicular to IR
enters at midpoint of forearm
What should be seen on a lateral forearm?
superimposed radius and ulna at distal end
superimposed radial head over coronoid process
superimposed humeral epicondyles
superimposed radius and ulna at proximal end
superimposed coronoid process over radial head
superimposed humeral epicondyles
superimposed humeral epicondyles only
What is the part position for an AP elbow?
elbow extended and hand supinated
elbow centered to IR
humeral epicondyles parallel to IR
elbow extended and hand pronated
elbow centered to IR
humeral epicondyles parallel to IR
elbow extended and hand supinated
elbow centered to IR
humeral epicondyles perpendicular to IR
What is the central ray for an AP elbow?
perpendicular to elbow joint
parallel to elbow joint
horizontal and perpendicular to elbow joint
What should be seen on an AP elbow?
elbow joint open and centered
no rotation of humeral epicondyles
elbow joint closed and centered
slight rotation of humeral epicondyles
elbow joint open and centered
rotation of humeral epicondyles
What is the part position for a lateral elbow?
elbow flexed 80 degrees
humeral epicondyles perp to IR
elbow flexed 90 degrees
humeral epicondyles perp to IR
elbow flexed 45 degrees
humeral epicondyles perp to IR
What is the central ray for a lateral elbow?
perpendicular to elbow joint
parallel to elbow joint
horizontal to elbow joint
What should be seen on a lateral elbow?
superimposed humeral epicondyles
olecranon process in profile
no superimposition of humeral epicondyles
olecranon process not in profile
superimposed humeral epicondyles
olecranon process not in profile
What is the part position of an AP oblique elbow in medial rotation?
elbow centered to IR
medially rotate the upper extremity
humeral epicondyles 45 degree rotation
elbow proximal to IR
medially rotate the upper extremity
humeral epicondyles 45 degree rotation
elbow distal to IR
medially rotate the upper extremity
humeral epicondyles 45 degree rotation
What is the central ray for an AP oblique elbow in medial rotation?
perpendicular to elbow joint
parallel to elbow joint
horizontal to elbow joint
What should be seen on an AP oblique elbow in medial rotation?
50 degree medial rotation
coronoid process in profile
45 degree medial rotation
coronoid process in profile
80 degree medial rotation
coronoid process in profile
What is the part position for an AP oblique elbow in lateral rotation?
elbow centered to IR
rotate hand laterally to place posterior surface of elbow at 45 degree angle
elbow centered to IR
rotate hand laterally to place posterior surface of elbow at 55 degree angle
elbow centered to IR
rotate hand laterally to place posterior surface of elbow at 90 degree angle
What is the central ray for an AP oblique elbow in lateral rotation?
parallel to elbow joint
horizontal to elbow joint
perpendicular to elbow joint
What should be seen on an AP oblique elbow in lateral rotation?
45 degree lateral rotation
radial head, neck, and tuberosity projected free on the ulna
60 degree lateral rotation
radial head, neck, and tuberosity projected free of the ulna
90 degree lateral rotation
radial head, neck, and tuberosity projected free of the ulna
What is the part position for an axiolateral coyle for the radial head?
elbow flexed 90 degrees
hand pronated
elbow flexed 45 degrees
hand supinated
elbow flexed 60 degrees
hand pronated
What is the part position for an axiolateral coyle for coronoid process?
elbow flexed 45 degrees
hand pronated
elbow flexed 80 degrees
hand supinated
elbow flexed 90 degrees
hand pronated
What is the central ray for an axiolateral coyle for the radial head?
angled 45 degrees toward shoulder
angled 80 degrees toward shoulder
angled 90 degrees toward shoulder
What is the central ray for the axiolateral coyle for coronoid process?
angled 45 degrees away from shoulder
angled 80 degrees away from shoulder
angled 90 degrees away from shoulder
What should be seen on an axiolateral coyle for the radial head?
open joint space between radial head and capitulum
radial head, neck, and tuberosity in profile and no superimposition
closed joint space between radial head and capitulum
radial head, neck, and tuberosity in profile and no superimposition
open joint spaced between radial head and capitulum
radial head, neck, and tuberosity in profile and superimposed
What should be seen on an axiolateral coyle for the coronoid process?
open joint spaces between coronoid process and trochlea
coronoid process elongated
closed joint spaces between coronoid process and trochlea
coronoid process shortened
open joint spaces between coronoid process and trochlea
coronoid process shortened
What is the patient position for an AP humerus?
standing, seated, or supine
standing, seated, or prone
standing or seated only
What is the part position for an AP humerus?
IR 1 1/2 inches above humeral head
coronal plane passing through humeral epicondyles parallel to IR
IR 4 inches above humeral head
coronal plane passing through humeral epicondyles parallel to IR
IR 2 inches above humeral head
coronal plane passing through humeral epicondyles parallel to IR
What is the central ray for an AP humerus?
perpendicular to distal end of humerus
centered to IR
perpendicular to proximal end of humerus
centered to IR
perpendicular to midpoint of humerus
centered to IR
What is the IR/collimation for an AP humerus?
2 inches distal and superior to elbow joint
1 inch on sides
4 inches distal and superior to elbow joint
3 inches on sides
5 inches distal and superior to elbow joint
2 inches on sides
What is the respiration for an AP humerus?
slow breathing
suspended
breathing technique
What should be seen on an AP humerus?
humeral epicondyles without rotation
humeral head and greater tubercle in profile
humeral epicondyles rotated 45 degrees
lesser tubercle in profile
humeral epicondyles rotated 90 degrees
greater tubercle in profile
What is the part position for a non trauma lateral humerus?
IR approx. 1 1/2 inches above humeral head
internally rotate humerus, flex elbow 90 degrees
IR approx. 4 inches above humeral head
externally rotate humerus, flex elbow 80 degrees
IR approx. 3 inches above humeral head
internally rotate humerus, flex elbow 45 degrees
What is the part position for a trauma lateral humerus?
IR approx. 2 inches above humeral head
align humerus into mediolateral projection
IR approx. 4 inches above humeral head
align humerus into mediolateral projection
IR approx. 1 1/2 inches above humeral head
align humerus into mediolateral projection
What is the central ray for a lateral humerus?
parallel to midpoint of humerus
centered to IR
perpendicular to midpoint of humerus
centered to IR
parallel to distal humerus
centered to IR
What should be seen on a lateral humerus?
superimposed humeral epicondyles
lesser tubercle in profile on medial aspect
no superimposition of humeral epicondyles
greater tubercle in profile on medial aspect
superimposed humeral epicondyles
greater tubercle in profile on medial aspect
What is the part position for an AP shoulder internal, external, neutral rotations?
supine or upright
supine or prone
upright or seated
What is the part position for an AP shoulder internal rotation?
rotate arm internally
humeral epicondyles perp to IR
rotate arm externally
humeral epicondyles perp to IR
no rotation
humeral epicondyles perp to IR
What is the central ray for an AP shoulder in internal rotation?
parallel
enters patient 1 inch inferior to coracoid process
perpendicular
enters patient 1 inch inferior to coracoid process
parallel
enters patient 1 inch superior to coracoid process
What is the IR/collimation for an AP shoulder in internal rotation?
10x12
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 1 inch elsewhere
14x17
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 1 inch elsewhere
10x12
crosswise include 3 inch above shoulder and 2 inch elsewhere
What should be seen on an AP shoulder in internal rotation?
greater tubercle in profile
outline of lesser tubercle superimposing humeral head
lesser tubercle in profile
outline of greater tubercle superimposing humeral head
lesser tubercle in profile
outline of lesser tubercle superimposing humeral head
What is the part position for an AP shoulder external rotation?
rotate arm externally
humeral epicondyles parallel to IR
rotate arm internally
humeral epicondyles parallel to IR
no rotation of arm
humeral epicondyles parallel to IR
What is the central ray for an AP shoulder external rotation?
parallel
enters patient 1 inch inferior to coracoid process
boomerang compensating filter
perpendicular
enters patient 3 inches inferior to coracoid process
boomerang compensating filter
perpendicular
enters patient 1 inch inferior to coracoid process
boomerang compensating filter
What is the IR/collimation for an AP shoulder external rotation?
10x12
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 2 inch elsewhere
14x17
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 4 inches elsewhere
10x12
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 1 inch elsewhere
What should be seen on an AP shoulder external rotation?
humeral head in profile
greater tubercle in profile
lesser tubercle outline between humeral head and greater tubercle
humeral head in profile
lesser tubercle in profile
greater tubercle outline between humeral head and lesser tubercle
humeral head in profile
greater tubercle in profile
What is the part position for an AP shoulder in neutral position?
epicondyles at 45 degree angle to IR
epicondyles at 90 degree angle to IR
epicondyles at 65 degree angle to IR
What is the central ray for an AP shoulder neutral rotation?
parallel
enters patient 1 inch inferior to coracoid process
perpendicular
enters patient 2 inches inferior to coracoid process
perpendicular
enters patient 1 inch inferior to coracoid process
What is the IR/collimation for an AP shoulder neutral rotation?
10x12
crosswise include 2 inch above shoulder and 4 inch elsewhere
14x17
crosswise include 4 inch above shoulder and 2 inch elsewhere
10x12
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 1 inch elsewhere
What should be seen on an AP shoulder neutral rotation?
partial view of humeral head
slight overlap of humeral head and glenoid
complete view of humeral head
overlap of humeral head and glenoid
partial view of humeral head
complete overlap of humeral head and glenoid
What is the patient position for an AP oblique grashey?
supine or upright
RPO or LPO
prone or upright
RAO or LAO
supine or upright
RAO or LAO
What is the part position for an AP oblique grashey?
affected shoulder closer to IR
scapula parallel to IR
35-45 degree rotation
affected shoulder farther from IR
scapula parallel to IR
30-40 degree rotation
affected shoulder closer to IR
scapula parallel to IR
30-40 degree rotation
What is the central ray for an AP oblique grashey?
perpendicular to glenoid cavity
enters 4 inches medial and inferior to superolateral border of shoulder
parallel to glenoid cavity
enters 3 inches medial and inferior to superolateral border of shoulder
perpendicular to glenoid cavity
enters 2 inches medial and inferior to superolateral border of shoulder
What is the IR/collimation for an AP oblique grashey?
8x10
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 1 inch elsewhere
10x12
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 1 inch elsewhere
14x17
crosswise include 1.5 inch above shoulder and 1 inch elsewhere
What should be seen on an AP oblique grashey?
glenoid cavity in profile
closed joint space between humeral head and glenoid cavity
glenoid cavity in profile
open joint space between humeral head and glenoid cavity
humeral head in profile
open joint spaces between humeral head and glenoid cavity
What is the patient position for a transthoracic lateral lawrence?
supine, upright lateral, or dorsal decubitus
prone, upright lateral, or dorsal decubitus
supine, upright, or prone
What is the part position for a transthoracic lateral lawrence?
affected limb closer to IR
MCP perp to IR
affected limb closer to IR
MSP perp to IR
affected limb closer to IR
MCP parallel to IR
What is the central ray for a transthoracic lateral lawrence?
perpendicular
enters MCP at surgical neck
shoulder in same plane= CR angled 10-15 cephalic
parallel
enters MCP at surgical neck
shoulder in same plane= CR angled 10-15 cephalic
parallel
enters MSP at surgical neck
shoulder in same plane= CR angled 10-15 cephalic
What is the IR/collimation for a transthoracic lateral lawrence?
10x12
14x17
8x10
What is the respiration for a transthoracic lateral lawrence?
on inspiration or set breathing technique
slow deep breathing and min 5 sec exposure time
on inspiration or set breathing technique
slow deep breathing and min 3 sec exposure time
on inspiration or set breathing technique
slow deep breathing and min 9 sec exposure time
What should be seen on a transthoracic lateral lawrence?
scapula, clavicle, and humerus seen through lung field
clavicle superimposing spine
scapula, clavicle, and humerus seen through lung field
scapula superimposing spine
scapula, clavicle, and humerus seen through lung field
humerus superimposing spine
What is the patient position for a superoinferior axial shoulder?
pt lean over IR until shoulder joint is over midpoint of IR
flex elbow 90 degrees
pt lean over IR until shoulder joint is over midpoint of IR
flex elbow 45 degrees
pt lean over IR until shoulder joint is over midpoint of IR
flex elbow 80 degrees
What is the central ray for a superoinferior axial shoulder?
angle CR 5-20 degrees through shoulder joint toward elbow
angle CR 5-30 degrees through shoulder joint toward elbow
angle CR 5-15 degrees through shoulder joint toward elbow
What is the patient position for a PA oblique scapular Y?
upright or recumbent
RAO or LAO
upright or recumbent
RPO or LPO
upright or supine
RAO or LAO
What is the part position for a PA oblique scapular Y?
45-60 AO position
affected arm closer to IR
30-55 AO position
affected arm further from IR
15-20 AO position
affected arm closer to IR
What is the central ray for a PA oblique scapular Y?
10x12
1 inch beyond lateral shadow
14x17
1 inch beyond lateral shadow
8x10
1 inch beyond lateral shadow
What should be seen on a PA oblique scapular Y?
humeral head and glenoid cavity superimposed
humeral shaft and scapular body superimposed
acromion projected laterally
scapula in lateral profile
humeral head and glenoid cavity superimposed
humeral shaft and scapular body superimposed
acromion projected medially
scapula in medial profile
humeral head and glenoid cavity not superimposed
humeral shaft and scapular body superimposed
acromion projected laterally
scapula in lateral profile
What is the part position for an AP clavicle?
clavicle centered
arms at sides
shoulders in same horizontal plane
clavicle centered
arms at side
shoulders in opposite horizontal plane
clavicle centered
arms at side
shoulders in same vertical plane
What is the central ray for an AP clavicle?
parallel to midshaft of clavicle
perpendicular to proximal end of clavicle
perpendicular to midshaft of clavicle
What is the respiration for an AP clavicle?
end of expiration
end of inspiration
end of exhalation
What should be seen on an AP clavicle?
lateral half of clavicle above scapula
medial half superimposing thorax
medial half of clavicle above scapula
lateral half superimposing thorax
lateral half of scapula above clavicle
medial half superimposing thorax
What is the patient position for an AP axial clavicle?
upright lordotic position
upright or prone
upright or supine
What is the part position for an AP axial clavicle?
center clavicle to IR
shoulder in same horizontal plane
center clavicle to IR
shoulder in opposite horizontal plane
center clavicle to IR
shoulder in same vertical plane
What is the central ray for an AP axial clavicle?
standing: 5-30 cephalic
lordotic: 0-15 cephalic
supine: 15-30 cephalic
standing: 0-15 cephalic
lordotic: 15-30 cephalic
supine: 5-30 cephalic
standing: 15-30 cephalic
lordotic: 5-30 cephalic
supine: 0-15 cephalic
What is the respiration for an AP axial clavicle?
end of full expiration
end of full expiration
end of full inspiration
What should be seen on an AP axial clavicle?
lateral 1/3 of clavicle above ribs
clavicle in horizontal orientation
lateral clavicle above ribs
clavicle in vertical orientation
lateral 2/3 of clavicle above ribs
clavicle in horizontal orientation
What is the patient position for an AP scapula?
upright or prone
upright or supine
supine or prone
What is the part position for an AP scapula?
abduct arm to right angle
top of IR 2 inches above shoulder
abduct arm to right angle
top of IR 3 inches above shoulder
abduct arm to right angle
top of IR 1 inch above shoulder
What is the central ray for an AP scapula?
perpendicular to point 4 inches inferior to coracoid process
perpendicular to point 3 inches inferior to coracoid process
perpendicular to point 2 inches inferior to coracoid process
What is the IR/collimation for an AP scapula?
10x12
1.5 inch above shoulder
2 inches beyond lateral shoulder
1 inch below inferior scapula
8x10
1.5 inch above shoulder
2 inches beyond lateral shoulder
1 inch below inferior scapula
14x17
1.5 inch above shoulder
2 inches beyond lateral shoulder
1 inch below inferior scapula
What is the respiration for an AP scapula?
suspended
inspiration
slow breathing
What should be seen on an AP scapula?
lateral portion of scapula
scapular detail through superimposed lung and ribs
medial portion of scapula
scapular detail through superimposed lung and ribs
superior portion of scapula
scapular detail through superimposed lung and ribs
What is the patient position for a lateral scapula?
standing or seated RAO or LAO
45-80 AO
standing or seated RAO or LAO
45-60 AO
standing or seated RAO or LAO
30-45 AO
What is the part position for a lateral scapula to demonstrate acromion and coracoid?
flex elbow, and place on back
lateral and medial borders perp to IR
flex elbow, and place on back
lateral and medial borders parallel to IR
flex elbow, and place on back
lateral and medial borders horizontal to IR
What is the part position for a lateral scapula to demonstrate body?
extend arm upward, and rest forearm on head
bring arm across upper chest and hold shoulder
lateral and medial borders perpendicular to IR
extend arm upward, and rest forearm on head
bring arm across upper chest and hold shoulder
lateral and medial borders parallel to IR
extend arm upward, and rest forearm on head
bring arm across upper chest and hold shoulder
lateral and medial borders horizontal to IR
What is the central ray of a lateral scapula?
parallel to mid medial border of scapula
perpendicular to mid medial border of scapula
parallel to proximal border of scapula
What is the IR/collimation for a lateral scapula?
12 inches in length
2 inches above shoulder
5 inches beyond lateral shadow
12 inches in length
3 inches above shoulder
2 inches beyond lateral shadow
12 inches in length
1.5 inches above shoulder
1 inch beyond lateral border
What should be seen on a lateral scapula?
slight superimposition of scapular body
no superimposition of humerus
no superimposition of scapular body
slight superimposition of humerus
no superimposition of scapular body
no superimposition of humerus
