In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: A slender and body figure with a long and narrow thorax is known as?Answer: . Pg. 78. Question: What level of the do the kidneys lie at?Answer: T12-L3. Pg. 81. Question: How many are in the body?Answer: 206 . Pg. 91. Question: The (appendicular or axial skeleton) consists of the extremities, the arms, legs , and the and pelvic girdles.Answer: Appendicular . Pg. 93. Question: fracture and posterior dislocation of the elbow joint is called what?Answer: fracture. Pg. 97. Question: Where do fractures usually occur?Answer: neck. Pg. 99. Question: Is (superior/inferior) dislocation of the more common?Answer: Superior dislocation is more . Pg. 101. Question: Where is the CR for a AP thumb?Answer: MCP. Pg. 103. Question: Where is the ray centered for an AP shoulder?Answer: process. Pg. 106. Question: What is name for the calcaneus?Answer: Os . Pg. 109. Question: What degree of obliquity is needed for a medial foot?Answer: medially 30 degrees. Pg. 119. Question: What degree of angle and which way for a plantodorsal calcaneus?Answer: 40 degree . Pg. 121. Question: If a patient has a 19cm or less distance between their ASIS and the , what degree of angulation is necessary?Answer: 3 to 5 caudad. Pg. 124. Question: For an AP proximal femur, how far in do the legs have to be ?Answer: Internally leg 15 degrees. Pg. 125. Question: For an inlet projection of the pelvis, what degree of CR is needed?Answer: 40 caudad. Pg. 127. Question: What degree is for an AP axial SI joint?Answer: 30 to 35 cephalic. Pg. 128. Question: What does examine?Answer: cartilages, menisci, ligaments, and bursae. Pg. 129. Question: What is the nural arch of?Answer: Two , two lamina, two transverse processes, and one spinous process. Pg. 133. Question: What does the skeleton consist of?Answer: Facial and bones of the skull, the five sections of the vertebral column, and the sternum and ribs of the thorax. Pg. 133. Question: What is the name for C1?Answer: . Pg. 135. Question: What level is the central ray for a cervical spine?Answer: C4. Pg. 137. Question: For an RPO cervical spine, which side of inter-vertebral foramina will you be ?Answer: Side from the IR. Pg. 137. Question: For an RPO lumbar spine, which set of apophyseal would you see?Answer: Side away. Pg. 141. Question: What degree of angulation is for an AP coccyx?Answer: 10 to 20 angle. Pg. 145. Question: What is the skull termed? Petrous pyramids and MSP form 40 degrees. Answer: . Pg. 148. Question: What is the facial bone?Answer: The . Pg. 155. Question: How many bones make up the orbit?Answer: bones. Pg. 159. Question: What will demonstrate orbital floor fractures?Answer: waters projection. Pg. 159. Question: What degree is the OML from the IR in a projection?Answer: 37 . Pg. 159. Question: What is a ?Answer: Procedure to remove amounts of air, blood, or other fluids in the pleural cavity. |
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