facial bones positioning Flashcards

1
Q

no rotation/tilt for a lateral facial bone exam will include

A

Superimposed mandibular rami
Superimposed orbital roofs
Sella turcica in profile

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2
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no rotation/tilt for a waters (facial bones) exam will include

A

Distances between lateral borders of the skull and orbits equal
MSP aligned with long axis of collimated field

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3
Q

in a waters view, the petrous ridges should be ________________

A

below maxillary sinuses

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4
Q

in a waters, not enough extension = _______________
Too much extension = _________________

A

petrous ridges superimposed in maxillary sinus, molars in maxillary sinus

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5
Q

which is better for showing the orbits/blowout fractures of the orbits: regular waters or modified waters?

A

modified waters

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6
Q

no rotation/tilt in a PA (Axial) Caldwell facial bones will include

A

Distance from lateral borders of skull to lateral borders of orbits equal
MSP aligned with long axis

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7
Q

Dorsal Decub Position
Only position for sphenoid _____________ which is indicative of ______________

A

sinus effusion, basal skull fracture

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8
Q

Trauma AP positioning

A

CR parallel to OML, centered to glabella

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9
Q

Trauma AP Axial positioning

A

also called a reverse Caldwell, CR 15° cephalad to OML, centered to nasion

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10
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Trauma Reverse Waters positioning

A

CR cephalad parallel to MML, centered to acanthion

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11
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Trauma Modified Reverse Waters positioning

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CR cephalad parallel to LML, centered to acanthion

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12
Q

for a rhese method x-ray, optic foramen should be in the _____________

A

lower outer quadrant

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13
Q

for mandible, how do we best demonstrate ramus?

A

head in true lateral

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14
Q

for mandible, how do we best demonstrate a general survey?

A

10-15 degrees towards IR

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15
Q

for mandible, how do we best demonstrate the body?

A

30 degrees towards IR

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16
Q

for mandible, how do we best demonstrate the mentum?

A

45 degrees towards IR

17
Q

what are the three methods for CR angulation in mandible x-rays (axiolateral)?

A
  1. angle CR 25 degrees cephalic
  2. combination of head tilt and CR angle
  3. tilt head 25 degrees towards IR