Lower Extremities Flashcards

1
Q

What is the CR for AP axial of the foot?

A

10 degree toward the heel
Base of the 3rd metatarsal

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2
Q

How much is the foot rotated for medially oblique? What is best demonstrated?

A

30 degrees
Demonstrates lateral structures

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3
Q

What view best demonstrates the joint viability of the foot and the longitudinal arch?

A

Lateral weight bearing

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4
Q

What is the CR for axial calcaneus?

A

40 degrees
Base of 3rd metatarsal

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5
Q

What is the CR for AP ankle?

A

Mid-malleolar region

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6
Q

What is the rotation for AP oblique mortise?

A

15-20 interally rotated

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7
Q

How much rotation is needed to separate the distal tib/fib?

A

45 degree internally

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8
Q

When is an AP stress projection needed for the ankle?

A

After an inversion or eversion injury to verify the presence of a ligament tear

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9
Q

What is the weight bearing portion of the lower leg?

A

Tibia

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10
Q

What is the CR parallel with in AP knee?

A

Tibial plateau

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11
Q

AP knee - what angle is needed for a patient with a thin pelvis (<19 cm)

A

3-5 caudal

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12
Q

AP knee - what angle is needed for a patient with an average pelvis (19-24cm)

A

0 degree

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13
Q

AP knee - what angle is needed for a patient with a large pelvis (>24 cm)

A

3-5 cepahlic

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14
Q

How much is the knee joint flexed for lateral knee projection?

A

20-30 degrees

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15
Q

What is the CR for a lateral knee projection?

A

5-7 degrees caudal; 1/2” below medial epicondyle

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16
Q

What does AP weight bearing knees demonstrate?

A

Menisci, joint spaces, arthritis

17
Q

What does a medial oblique knee demonstrate?

A

Open proximal tib/fib joint space

18
Q

PA Axial - intercondylar fossa is also known as what view?

19
Q

How is a patient positioned in the Homblad method?

A

Patient kneeling on all fours; femur is 70 degrees from the IR

20
Q

How is a patient positioned in the Camp Coventry method?

A

Patient is prone with the femur in the same plane as the IR; Knee flexed so the leg forms a 40 degree angle; CR matches lower leg angle

21
Q

How is a patient positioned in the Beclare method?

A

One knee flexed approx 30 degrees and the CR perpendicular to the shaft of the lower leg

22
Q

What is the CR for a lateral patella?

A

Patellofemoral joint space

23
Q

What is demonstrated in a lateral patella?

A

Transverse fractures

24
Q

What is demonstrated in a Merchant view?

A

Patella and vertical fractures

25
Q

What is demonstrated in a Settegast view?

A

Vertical fractures

26
Q

Should transverse or vertical fractures be ruled out first?

A

Transverse