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Pelvis and Hips

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How many and what are the names of the bones that make up the pelvis?   show
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What are the 3 parts of the hip bone?   show
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What are the two major positioning landmarks on the ilium?   show
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show Female pelvis  
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Which pelvis is more oval or heart shaped?   show
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True or false: You must rotate both the feet and entire lower limb to get a true AP pelvis.   show
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show 15-20 degrees  
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Where is the CR directed in a pelvis radiograph?   show
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Where is the CR directed for a bilateral frog-leg projection of the pelvis?   show
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show 40-45 degrees from vertical (both the same amount)  
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show 85 kVp plus or minus 5  
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show 15-20 degrees  
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Where is the CR positioning for and AP unilateral hip?   show
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show modified Cleaves method  
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How much do you abduct the leg for a modified Cleaves method?   show
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show perpendicular to the IR directed to the midfemoral neck  
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What is the name for the axiolateral inferosuperior projection of the hip?   show
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Where is the CR centered on a Danelius-Miller method?   show
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What is the name of the modified axiolateral projection?   show
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True or False: Leg should be rotated for a Clements-Nakayama Method.   show
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show Angle CR mediolaterally to be perpendicular and centered to the femoral neck and angled posteriorly 15 to 20 degrees from horizontal  
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