L-Spine Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three normal views of the lumbar series

A

AP lumbar
Lateral lumbar
AP L5-S1 spot

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2
Q

what is the one accessory view of the lumbar spine

A

Posterior oblique

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3
Q

what is the kVp of the lumbar views minus Lateral lumbar

A

80

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4
Q

what is the kVp of the lateral lumbar view

A

90

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5
Q

what is the FFD of all views minus AP L5-S1 spot

A

40 inches

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6
Q

what is the FFD of AP L5-S1 spot

A

35 inches

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7
Q

what is the tube tilt in AP L5-S1 spot

A

25 degrees cephalad

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8
Q

do ALL lumbar views require a grid

A

YES

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9
Q

film size for all lumbar views minus AP L5-S1 spot

A

14 x 17

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10
Q

film size for AP L5-S1 spot

A

10 x 12

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11
Q

collimation for AP lumbar

A

9 x 17

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12
Q

collimation for lateral lumbar

A

10 x 17

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13
Q

collimation for posterior oblique

A

11 x 17

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14
Q

central ray Even w/ the iliac crests

A

AP lumbar

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15
Q

central ray 1” above iliac crests, in mid-axillary line

A

Lateral lumbar

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16
Q

central ray 1” below ASIS

A

AP L5-S1 spot

17
Q

central ray 1” above iliac crests

A

Posterior oblique

18
Q

can be performed as PA spot w/ caudal tube tilt

A

AP L5-S1 spot

19
Q

Center crosshairs b/w the ASIS & umbilicus

A

Posterior olbique