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RAD 160 Skull

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How many bones make up the cranium?   show
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show sutures  
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Which skull suture is found between the frontal and parietal bones?   show
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show temporal  
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show temporal  
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The largest and most dense bone in the face is?   show
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show dolichocephalic  
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Which is located in the middle ear? cochlea, bony labyrinth, tympanic membrane, EAM   show
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Which is located in the internal ear? concha, auditory tube, tympanic membrane, semicircular canals   show
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show 1,2 & 3  
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Which method of examining the skull demonstrates petrous ridges in the orbits, ethmoid and frontal sinuses, and crista galli?   show
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show OML  
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show 15 cephalad  
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show OML or IOML  
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If the IOML is perpendicular to the IR for AP axial (Towne), how much should the CR be angled?   show
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show dorsum sellae and posterior clinoid processes  
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What is the CR angulation for demonstration of entire foramen magnum during AP axial (Towne)?   show
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Which methods will clearly demonstrate petrous ridges, foramen magnum, dorsum sellae, and posterior clinoid processes? 1) Haas 2) Towne 3) Schuller   show
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What is the average CR angle for PA axial (Haas) of the skull?   show
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show IOML  
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In what projection are mastoid processes, sphenoid sinuses and carotid canals clearly demonstrated?   show
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What bones make up the calvarium?   show
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The 6 areas of incomplete ossification in a newborn skull are called?   show
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The opening into the apex of the orbit for transmission of optic nerve and opthalmic artery is?   show
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Which foramen lie in the sphenoid bone? 1) optic foramen 2) jugular foramen 3) foramina rotundum   show
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What are the names of the 2 large openings at the base of the anterior occipital bone for blood vessels and nerves?   show
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show lacrimal bone  
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Which 2 bones form the roof of the mouth?   show
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Which parts of the patient's face touch the IR for the PA axial (Caldwell)?   show
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show synovial - hinge & gliding  
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Which cranial bone contains the sella turcica?   show
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show halfway between outer canthus and EAM  
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What is another name for the parietoacanthial projection of facial bones?   show
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For the Waters view, the OML should be placed at what angle to the IR?   show
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The parietoacanthial projection of facial bones is often modified so there is less angulation of the facial bones. For this modification, the OML is adjusted to what degree?   show
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show MML  
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show 1,2 & 3  
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On which projections will both zygomatic arches be demonstrated? 1) tangential 2) SMV 3) AP axial   show
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show 15 degrees toward side being examined  
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show 15 degrees away from side being examined  
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show IOML  
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show 30 degrees caudad  
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What is centered to the IR for PA projection of mandibular rami?   show
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show 25 cephalad  
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What is the CR angulation for axiolateral oblique of TMJs?   show
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show 1" posterior to outer canthus  
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show lateral, SMV, PA axial (Caldwell)  
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Which sinuses are developed at birth and visible radiographically?   show
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show inferior to the floor of the maxillary sinuses  
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The largest sinus the?   show
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Which sinus is directly below the sella turcica?   show
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show frontal  
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Which sinus group is within the lateral masses of labyrinths?   show
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show demonstrate air/fluid levels  
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For lateral paranasal sinuses, where is the CR directed?   show
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Which projection best demonstrates frontal sinuses?   show
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show sphenoidal  
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For the open-mouth Waters method, the CR should exit where?   show
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Which sinus is immediately below the sella turcica?   show
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What should be clearly demonstrated on lateral projection of paranasal sinuses? 1) all 4 sinus groups 2) superimposed orbital roofs 3) superimposed mandibular rami   show
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show 3  
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What is projected below the maxillary sinuses for the Waters method?   show
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The Waters method of the sinuses requires OML is placed how many degrees from the plane of the IR?   show
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What projection best demonstrates the maxillary sinuses?   show
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To demonstrate ethmoidal and sphenoidal sinuses in SMV, which must occur? 1) patient is recumbent 2) IOML parallel to IR 3) CR perpendicular to IOML and horizontal   show
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show 3/4" anterior to EAM  
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show 1,2 & 3  
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show suspended  
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show acanthion  
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show 15 degrees caudad  
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show IOML  
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show rotundum  
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What are positioning lines in reference to IR for Lateral skull?   show
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Where is CR directed for Lateral skull?   show
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show nasion  
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What is positioning line in reference to IR for PA skull?   show
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How and where is CR directed for PA axial (Caldwell) skull?   show
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Where should the CR enter for SMV skull?   show
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Which foramina are best demonstrated in SMV skull?   show
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show perpendicular to lateral surface of zygoma, entering between outer canthus & EAM  
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What are the positioning lines in reference to the IR for Parietoaanthial facial bones?   show
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How should CR be directed for PA Axial (Caldwell) for orbital rims?   show
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show perpendicular to the bridge of the nose, 1/2" distal to nasion  
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show perpendicular to IOML on MSP of throat 1" posterior to outer canthus  
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For AP axial (modified Towne) of zygomatic arches, where is the CR directed?   show
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show perpendicular, exiting acanthion  
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What positioning line is perpendicular to the IR for PA mandibular rami?   show
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show 20-25 cephalad, exiting acanthion  
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How should the head be position for the Axiolateral mandible if no area of interest is specified?   show
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show true lateral, rotated 30 degrees toward IR, rotated 45 degrees toward IR  
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show 25 degrees cephalad through the area of interest  
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show OML perpendicular to IR  
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How and where is CR directed for AP axial TMJs?   show
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Where is the IR centered for Axiolateral oblique TMJs?   show
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For Axiolateral oblique TMJs, how should MSP of head be positioned?   show
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What are the positioning lines in reference to the IR for Axiolateral oblique TMJs?   show
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How and where is CR directed for Axiolateral oblique TMJs?   show
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show all 4, particularly sphenoidal  
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Which sinus groups are demonstrated in the PA axial (Caldwell)?   show
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show lacrimal  
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What are the largest immovable facial bones?   show
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Which bone contains the infraorbital foramen?   show
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Which facial bones are not paired?   show
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show vomer  
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What is the overall largest and densest facial bone?   show
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How many cranial and facial bones make up the orbits?   show
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Which bones make up the floor of the cranium?   show
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What suture is between the temporal and parietal bones?   show
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show lambdoidal  
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show 47 degrees from MSP, 54 degrees, 40 degrees  
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show frontal  
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show ethmoid  
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show ethmoid  
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Which bone contains the crista galli?   show
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Which bone has two lateral masses called labyrinths? What is in them?   show
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What bony prominences are used to measure the skull width in order to set a proper technique?   show
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show sphenoid  
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What are the anterior and posterior border of the sella turcica?   show
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show on the sphenoid bone at the top corners of the dorsum sellae  
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What are the 3 paired foramina on the greater wings of the sphenoid bone from lateral to medial?   show
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What is another name for the internal and external occipital protuberance?   show
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What passes through the foramen magnum?   show
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Which bone has a styloid process?   show
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Which bone contains the petromastoid portion?   show
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What do the articular tubercle and mandibular fossa form?   show
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What are the 3 auditory ossicles?   show
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