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RADT 456 Position
AART reg review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Thyroid cartlige is equivalent to _____? | C5 pg. 81 |
| Xiphoid tip is located at ______? | T10 pg. 81 |
| Iliace crest is located at ________? | L4 pg. 81 |
| ASIS is located at _______? | S1-2 pg. 81 |
| Radiography of most structures usualy requires a minimum of two projections. Usually at ________ angles. | Right pg. 86 |
| Synarthrosis is a _____ joint structure? | Fibrous pg. 93 |
| Coyle method is also known as _____? | Trauma axial lateral of elbow pg. 105 |
| Centering point for AP shoulder is _____? | Coracoid process pg. 106 |
| What is the angle for a lateral knee? | 5 degree cephalad pg. 124 |
| Camp Coventry and Beclere look at the _______ ______ in the knee. | Intercondyloid fossa pg. 124 |
| What is the angle for an AP knee; when the patient is greater than 24cm.? | 3-5 degree cephalad pg. 124 |
| What are the two tangential or sunrise views for the patella? | Settegast and Hughston pg. 125 |
| What degree do you rotate the femur for an AP projection? | 15 degree internally pg. 125 |
| Modified cleaves demonstrates what projection? | AP oblique projection of the hip. pg. 126 |
| Axiolater inferosuperior of the hip is also known as _____-______. | Danelius-Miller pg. 126 |
| Arthritis, Oseteoporosis, and Rickets would be conditions to (INC. or DEC.) the technique? | DEC. pg. 131 |
| Chronic gout, Multiple myeloma, and Osteopetrosis would be conditions to (INC. or DEC.) the technique? | INC. pg. 131 |
| Potts fx is a fracture of ________? | Distal tibia and fibula with dislocation of ankle joint. pg. 132 |
| Too much flexion superimposes the _____ on the odontoid in the open mouth projection for C-spine. | Teeth pg. 137 |
| What projection demonstrates the scotty dogs? | Oblique Lumbar Spine pg. 141 |
| What is the degree of angulation for AP sacrum? | 15-25 degree cephalic pg. 143 |
| What is the degree of angulation for AP cocyx? | 10-12 degree caudad pg. 145 |
| How many cranial bones are there? | 8 pg. 150 |
| Differentiate between Caldwell and PA for the skull projections. | Caldwell: petrous ridges are in the lower third of orbits. PA: petrous ridges fill the orbits. pg. 156 |
| What view requires the OML to be 37 degrees to IR? | Waters view for orbits. pg. 159 |
| Axiolateral Oblique view of the mandible requires a ____ cephalad degree to view the affected side. | 25 degree. pg. 161 |
| 35 degree caudad to midline at level of ASIS allows you to view what structure? | PA axial sigmoid colon. pg. 187 |
| What degree should a female patient be obliqued for an oblique projection of the bladder? | 40-60 degrees oblique pg. 195 |
| Unoxygenated blood from the right side of the heart is directed to the lungs for oxygenation, then to the left side of the heart is known as _____ circulation? | Pulmonary pg. 204 |
| Pulmonary embolism, CHF, and Aneurysm are conditions of the ___________ system. | Circulatory pg. 207 |
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