Clavicle Test Flashcards
Which of the following is the correct CR direction for the AP axial projection of the clavicle?
a.) caudad
b.) cephalad
b.) cephalad
Why is the AP partial flexion performed?
a.) when arm is fully extended
b.) when elbow needs to be obliqued
c.) when elbow needs to be lateral
d.) when the arm cannot be fully extended
d.) when the arm cannot be fully extended
Which of the following are best demonstrated on the lateral projection of the chest?
a.) patient erect, left side against IR
b.) arms raised above head
c.) chin up
d.) central ray centered to midthorax at T7
a.) patient erect, left side against IR
b.) arms raised above head
c.) chin up
d.) central ray centered to midthorax at T7
What is the central ray using the vertebra prominens on a male patient for PA chest projection?
a.) 5’’
b.) 6’’
c.) 7’’
d.) 8’’
d.) 8’’
Which of the following projections of the elbow will demonstrate the olecranon process within the olecranon fossa?
a.) ap oblique, lateral rotation
b.) ap oblique, medial rotation
c.) ap, acute flexion
d.) ap, partial flexion
b.) ap oblique, medial rotation
Why should hand be supinated for the AP projection of the elbow?
a.) ulna rotated medially
b.) radius crossed medially
c.) ulna and radius crossed
d.) ulna and radius free of superimposition
d.) ulna and radius free of superimposition
Which of the following best describes the CR for pa chest projection?
a.) CR is angled caudad
b.) CR is perpendicular to IR
c.) CR is angled cephalad
d.) IR not centered to CR
b.) CR is perpendicular to IR
What is the correct central ray using the vertebra prominens on a female patient for PA chest projections?
a.) 5’’
b.) 6’’
c.) 7’’
d.) 8’’
c.) 7’’
Which of the following evaluation criteria is best demonstrated on PA chest radiograph? Choose all that apply.
a.) chin is elevated to prevent superimpostion of apices
b.) both sc joints same distance from center line of spine
c.) minimum of 10 posterior ribs above diaphragm
d.) shoulders rotated forward to place scapula in the lung field
e.) motion on radiograph
a.) chin is elevated to prevent superimposition of apices
b.) both sc joints same distance from center line of spine
c.) minimum of 10 posterior ribs above diapgraghm
Which of the following respiration is correct for AP chest radiograph?
a.) only one inspiration
b.) double inspiration
c.) expiration
d.) inspiration and expiration
b.) double inspiration
Which of the following evaluation criteria are demonstrated on the lateral decubitus chest radiograph? Choose all that apply.
a.) entire lungs
b.) apices
c.) only one costophrenic angles
d.) both lateral borders of ribs
a.) entire lungs
b.) apices
d.) both lateral borders of ribs
What is the correct degree of angulation on the AP axial projection of the clavicle?
a.) 10 degrees
b.) 15 degrees
c.) 20 degrees
d.) 15 to 30 degrees
d.) 15 to 30 degrees
For an externally rotated AP oblique elbow projection with accurate positioning, the
1.) capitulum is in profile
2.) capitulum radial joint space is open
3.) coronoid process is in profile
4.) ulna is demonstrated without radial head superimposition
a.) 1 and 4 only
b.) 2 and 3 only
c.) 1, 2 and 4 only
d.) 2, 3 and 4 only
c.) 1, 2 and 4 only
The entire clavicle should not be demonstrated on the AP and AP axial projections of the clavicle.
a.) true
b.) false
b.) false
Which of the following best demonstrates the radial head using the trauma lateral coyle method routine?
a.) elbow flexed 90 degrees, cr perpendicular to image receptor
b.) elbow flexed 90 degrees, cr angled 45 degrees toward shoulder
c.) elbow flexed 80 degrees, cr angled 45 degrees away from shoulder
d.) elbow flexed 90 degrres, cr angled 30 degrees toward the shoulder
b.) elbow flexed 90 degrees, cr angled 45 degrees toward the shoulder