WorksheetsForearm and Elbow Test Review Quizs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Visible features in a properly positioned lateral elbow.
Two parallel lines
Three concentric arcs
A single arc
Four distinct angles
Structure in profile for the lateral oblique elbow view.
Radial head
Ulnar head
Humeral head
Coronoid process
Central ray location for the AP forearm
Mid forearm
Distal forearm
Proximal forearm
Lateral forearm
Evaluation criteria for medial oblique elbow
Coronoid process in profile
Radial head in profile
Capitulum visible
Olecranon process in profile
Position of the forearm in the AP elbow projection
Supinated
Pronated
Neutral
Extended
Rotation used for the medial oblique projection of the elbow.
30° internal
45° internal
60° internal
90° internal
Evaluation criteria for the AP forearm
Distal humerus and carpals
Proximal radius and ulna
Medial and lateral epicondyles
Scaphoid and lunate bones
What should be visible for proper evaluation of the lateral elbow?
Two parallel lines
Three concentric arcs
A single arc
Four distinct angles
CR direction for the acute flexion view of the elbow.
Perpendicular to the humerus
Parallel to the radius
Angled 45 degrees towards the shoulder
Perpendicular to the forearm
Projection requiring the humerus to be parallel to the IR
AP elbow
Lateral elbow
Oblique elbow
Crosstable elbow
AP forearm evaluation criteria exclusion
Slight superimposition of distal radioulnar joint
Complete separation of the distal radioulnar joint
Excessive rotation of the forearm
Inadequate visualization of the elbow joint
CR direction for radial head projection
Perpendicular to forearm
Parallel to the humerus
Angled 15 degrees cephalad
Angled 30 degrees caudad
Angle of rotation for the lateral oblique elbow projection
30°
45°
60°
75°
Position of the wrist for the lateral forearm
True lateral
Medial
Neutral
Supinated
Required elbow position for a lateral forearm
Flexed 90°
Extended 45°
Flexed 120°
Extended 90°
The central ray for the AP forearm is directed to the mid-elbow joint.
True
False
To the wrist joint
To the shoulder joint
Profile for the lateral elbow view
Olecranon process
Coronoid process
Radial head
Capitulum
Humerus position in two-partially flexed AP projections
Perpendicular
Oblique
Parallel
Horizontal
In the lateral elbow projection, the olecranon process should be in profile.
True
False
It depends on the patient's position
Only in certain conditions
Position of the head of the ulna in a properly positioned lateral forearm
Superimposed over radius
Located anterior to the radius
Located posterior to the radius
Distal to the radius
