Forearm Test Flashcards
Which of the following evaluation criteria should be demonstrated on oblique thumb? Choose all that apply.
a.) distal phalynx
b.) proximal phalynx
c.) first metacarpal
d.) trapezium
e.) IP joint is open
f.) MCP joint is open
g.) DIP joint is open
a.) distal phalynx
b.) proximal phalynx
c.) first metacarpal
d.) trapezium
e.) IP joint is open
f.) MCP joint is open
Which of the following evaluation criteria should be demonstrated on the AP projection of the forearm? Choose all that apply.
a.) AP projection of entire radius and ulna
b.) minimum of proximal row of carpals
c.) distal humerus
d.) fat pads and stripes of wrist and elbow
a.) AP projection of entire radius and ulna
b.) minimum of proximal row of carpals
c.) distal humerus
d.) fat pads and stripes of wrist and elbow
Which of the following evaluation criteria is best demonstrated on PA chest radiograph? Choose all that apply.
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 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 diaphragm
What is the main purpose for obtaining an upright abdomen projection? Choose all that apply.
a.) to look at the bladder
b.) looking for air fluid levels
c.) to better visualize the colon
d.) looking for free air
b.) looking for air fluid levels
d.) looking for free air
Which of the following evaluation criteria should be demonstrated on AP thumb projection? Choose all that apply.
a.) interphalangeal joint should be open
b.) no rotation indicated by concave sides of phalanges
c.) equal amount of soft tissue on each side of phalanges
d.) DIP joint should be open
a.) interphalangeal joint should be open
b.) no rotation indicated by concave sides of phalanges
c.) equal amount of soft tissue on each side of phalanges
Why should the forearm not be radiographed in the prone position?
a.) radius and ulna should not be crossed
b.) radius and ulna should be crossed
c.) radius and ulna should be in oblique position
d.) radius and ulna should be seperated at elbow joint only
a.) radius and ulna should not be crossed
Which of the following evaluation criteria should be demonstrated on the lateral projection of the forearm? Choose all that apply.
a.) elbow flexed 90 degrees
b.) unlar head superimposed over the radius
c.) humeral epicondyles superimposed
d.) humeral condyles superimposed
e.) radial head superimposed over coronoid process
f.) radial tuberosity demonstrated
a.) elbow flexed 90 degrees
b.) ulnar head superimposed over the radius
c.) humeral epicondyles superimposed
e.) radial head superimposed over coronoid process
f.) radial tuberosity demonstrated
Which of the following positioning errors occur if too much seperation is indicated on the PA projection of the hand?
a.) hand is over rotated
b.) hand is under rotated
b.) hand is under rotated
Which of the following joints should be included on the AP and lateral forearm projection? Choose all that apply.
a.) wrist
b.) elbow
c.) hand
d.) 1/2 distal forearm
a.) wrist
b.) elbow
Which of the following evaluation criteria should be demonstrated on the AP projection of the forearm?
a.) wrist and elbow joints are placed in oblique
b) wrist and elbow joints are more lateral
c.) wrist and elbow joints are partially open
c.) wrist and elbow joiints are partially open
Which of the following evaluation criteria are best demonstrated on the lateral chest projection? Choose all that apply.
a.) entire lungs
b.) sternum anteriorly to posteriorly ribs and thorax posterior
c.) chin and arms should be down
d.) posterior ribs and costophrenic angles on side away from IR
a.) entire lungs
b.) sternum anteriorly to posteriorly ribs and thorax posterior
d.) posterior ribs and costophrenic angle on side away from IR
What is the minimum amount of wrist and elbow that should be seen on the lateral projection of the forearm?
a.) 1/2’’
b.) 1’’ only
c.) 1’’ to 1 1/2’’
d.) 2’’
c.) 1’’ to 1 1/2’’
What are the three parts of the proximal radius that should be demonstrated on the forearm projection? Choose all that apply.
a.) head
b.) neck
c.) tuberosity
d.) styloid process
a.) head
b.) neck
c.) tuberosity
Why is it important to keep all digits parallel to the IR on the PA oblique hand projection?
a.) to close joint spaces
b.) to open joint spaces
b.) to open joint spaces
Why should the patient be instructed to lean laterally for the AP forearm projection?
a.) to cross ulna and radius
b.) so wrist joint will be slightly superimposed
c.) places wrist, forearm and elbow in true AP
d.) places elbow in slight oblique
c.) places wrist, forearm and elbow in true AP