Chest Projections Flashcards
All chest projections SID are?
72”
All chest projections use what cassette size?
14x17
All chest projections breathing instructions are?
expose at end of 2nd full inspiration
For PA chest the IR position is?
1.5-2” above relaxed shoulders
For PA chest the CR position is?
Perpendicular to the IR at the level of T7
For PA chest the collimation is?
17”lengthwise by 1” beyond
What PA chest criteria is to be met?
air field trachea has apex/costophrenic angles includes diaphragm sternal ends of clavicles equidistant 10 posterior ribs
For Lateral Chest the IR position is?
1.5-2” above relaxed shoulders
For lateral chest the CR position is?
Perpendicular to the IR at the level of T7
For lateral chest the collimation is?
17” by 1” beyond
What Lateral chest criteria is to be met?
hila in the center costophrenic angles/apices not obscured superimposition of ribs sternum in profile sharp outlines of heart/diaphragm vascular markings
For Chest obliques how much is the patient angled?
45 degrees
For PA oblique Chest (RAO/LAO) the IR position is?
1.5-2” above vertebral prominens
For PA oblique chest (RAO/LAO) the CR position is?
Perpendicular to the IR at the level of T7
For PA Oblique chest (RAO/LAO) what is the collimation?
17” lengthwise by 1” beyond
For PA oblique chest (RAO/LAO) what criteria must be met?
both apices/costophrenic angles
trachea filled with air
LAO- Right lung demonstrated
RAO-Left lung demonstrated
For AP Oblique (RPO/LPO) what is the IR position?
1.5-2” above the vertebral prominens
For AP Oblique (RPO/LPO) what is the CR position?
Perpendicular to the IR, @ level of 3” below the jugular notch
For AP Oblique (RPO/LPO) what is the collimation?
17” lengthwise by 1”
For AP Oblique (RPO/LPO) what criteria must be met?
apices/costophrenic angles shown
trachea filled with air
LPO-Left lung demonstrated
RPO-right lung demonstrated
For Chest AP what is the IR position?
1.5-2” above relaxed shoulders
For Chest AP what is the CR position?
3” below the jugular notch
For Chest AP what is the Collimation?
17” by 1” beyond
For Chest AP what criteria must be met?
apices/costophrenic angles shown
sternal ends of clavicles equidistant
Trachea in midline
1” of apices above clavicles
For Chest AP Axial Lindblom what is the IR position?
3” above the shoulders
For Chest AP Axial Lindblom what is the CR position?
Perpendicular to the IR, @ level of midsternum
For Chest AP Axial Lindblom what is the collimation?
17” lengthwise 1” beyond
For Chest AP Axial Lindblom what criteria must be met?
vascular markings
clavicles above the apices
ribs disorted
sternal ends of clavicles equidistant
For Chest AP/PA Right/Left Lateral Decub what is the IR position?
1.5-2” above the shoulders
For Chest AP/PA Right/Left Lateral Decub what is the CR position?
horizontal/perpendicular to IR
AP -@ level of 3” below the jugular notch
PA- @ level T7
For Chest AP/PA Right/Left Lateral Decub what is the collimation?
14x17
For Chest AP/PA Right/Left Lateral Decub what criteria must be met?
affected side in entirety Apices to costophrenic angles sternal ends of clavicles equidistant faintly visible spine vascular markings
For Chest Lateral Right/left decub what is the IR position?
@ level of thyroid cartilage
For Chest Lateral Right/left decub what is the CR position?
horizontal MCP
Dorsal- 3-4” below jugular notch
Ventral- @ level T7
For Chest Lateral Right/left decub what is the collimation?
14x17
For Chest Lateral Right/left decub what criteria must be met?
entire lung field apices to costophrenic angles
no rotation
T7 in center of IR
Vascular markings