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Lumbar,sacrum &coccy

Lower spine

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What is another term for sacrum horns? Cornu
What what is the classification and mobility type for zygapophyseal joints? Classification-synovial Mobility type-diarthrodial
what corresponds with the lower costal margin? L2-3
what corresponds with the iliac crest? L4-5
what corresponds with ASIS? S1-2
What are the 4 routine views for the lumbar spine? AP,both obliques, lateral and L5/S1 spot
what are the special projections for the L-spine? flexion/extension and right and left bending
what is the KVp rand for the lumbar spine? kvp 75-100
What is the mAs for lumbar spine based on? patient measurement
what is the SID for L-spine? 40 inches
Why do you have the patient flex the knees for L-spine? To decrease the lordotic curvature of the spine
What vertebral bodies need to be seen on an AP lumbar spine? T12-S1
How much is the patient oblique for a L-spine oblique? 45*
What is the ear of scotty dog? superior articular process
What is the nose of scotty dog? transverse process
What is the eye of scotty dog? pedicle
What is the neck of scotty dog? Par interarticularis
What is the leg of scotty dog? inferior articular process
What is the body of scotty dog? lamina
Where should the eye of scotty dog lie? should be in the center of the vertebral body
If scotty dogs eye is more anterior what does that mean for positioning ? under-rotated
If scotty dogs eye is more posterior what does that mean for positioning? over-rotated
What vertebral bodies need to be displayed on an oblique L-spine? L1-L5
What is the projection for a lateral position for the L-spine? Right lateral
What vertebral bodies need to be demonstrated on a lateral L-spine? T12-S1
How much do you angle for an L-spine spot? 5-8 degrees caudad
What anatomy needs to be demonstrated on a L-spine spot? open L4-L5 and L5-S1 spaces
Is the patient PA or AP for bending views of L-spine? patient and be either PA or AP
What are the patient instructions for flexion of L-spine? assume fetal position or roll into a ball
What are the patient instructions for extension of the L-spine? arch back by hyperextending as much as possible
What are the views for sacrum & coccyx? AP axial sacrum, AP axial coccyx and lateral sacrum & coccyx
What is the kvp range and SID for sacrum & coccyx? KVP 75-100 and SID 40 ''
How many vertebrae make up the scrum? 5 segments
How many vertebrae make up the coccyx? 3-5 segments
What is the projection for AP position for sacrum? anteroposterior axial projection
How much do you angle on an AP sacrum position? 15* cephalad
What anatomy should be demonstrated on a AP sacrum position? entire sacrum and symmetrical ischial spines
How much do you angle on a AP position of the coccyx? 10* caudad
What anatomy should be demonstrated on an AP position of the coccyx? 1st,2nd, and 3rd coccygeal segments and distal sacrum
Where is the CR for a sacrum & coccyx left lateral position? 3-4'' posterior to ASIS
What anatomy should be demonstrated on an lateral sacrum coccyx position? entire sacrum & coccyx, sacral promentory,sacral crest in profile and L5-S1 joint space
what are the routine views for sacroiliac joints? AP axial SI joints and posterior oblique SI joints
what is the KVp range and SID for sacroiliac joints? KVp 80-100 and SID 40''
What are the breathing instructions for sacroiliac joints? suspend respiration
How much do you angle on an AP position of sacroiliac joints? 30-35* cephalad
What anatomy should be demonstrated on a AP position of sacroiliac joints? entire sacrum and sacral crest aligned with symphysis pubis
What is the projection for the Posterior oblique position for sacroiliac joints? anteroposterior oblique projections
How much is the patient oblique for sacroiliac posterior oblique positions? 25*-30*, side of interest elevated
What anatomy is demonstrated for oblique SI joints ? open joint space, sacral ala and ilium
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