MIDTERM PT. 6 (FACIAL BONES PROJECTIONS)

Question 1

WHAT ARE THE PROJECTIONS/ METHOD FOR FACIAL BONES: (3)

Answer 1

1. LATERAL PROJECTION
2. PARIETOACANTHIAL PROJECTION/ WATERS METHOD
3. PA AXIAL PROJECTION/ CALWELL METHOD

Question 2

LATERAL PROJECTION: REFERENCE POINT

Answer 2

ZYGOMA

Question 3

LATERAL PROJECTION: STRUCTURE SHOWN

Answer 3

LATERAL VIEW OF THE FACIAL BONE

Question 4

WHAT IS THE POSITION FOR THE PARIETOACANTHIAL PROJECTION/ WATERS METHOD

Answer 4

EXTEND THE NECK
RESTING THE CHIN AGAINST THE BUCKY

Question 5

A PROJ/ METHOD: CHIN RESTING AGAINST THE BUCKY SURFACE

Answer 5

PARIETOACANTHIAL PROJECTION/ WATERS METHOD

Question 6

PARIETOACANTHIAL PROJECTION/ WATERS METHOD: ADJUST THE ___ UNTIL ___ IS PERPENDICULAR TO THE IR

Answer 6

HEAD
MML

Question 7

PARIETOACANTHIAL PROJECTION/ WATERS METHOD:
OML WILL FORM ___ ABGLE WITH THE BUCKY SURFACE

Answer 7

37 DEGREES

Question 8

PARIETOACANTHIAL PROJECTION/ WATERS METHOD: CR

CR IS ___ TO THE IR, EXIT AT ___

Answer 8

PERPENDICULAR
ACANTHION

Question 9

PARIETOACANTHIAL PROJECTION/ WATERS METHOD: STRUCTURE SHOWN

Answer 9

PETROUS PYRAMIDS LYING INFERIOR TO THE ANTRAL FLOORS
INFERIOR ORBITAL RIM
MAXILLAE
NASAL SEPTUM
ZYGOMATIC BONES & ARCHES
ANTERIOR NASAL SPINE

Question 10

PARIETOACANTHIAL PROJECTION/ WATERS METHOD: BEST METHOD TO DEMONSTRATE ___

Answer 10

FACIAL BONE

Question 11

PA AXIAL PROJ./ CALDWELL METHOD: STRUCTURE SHOWN

Answer 11

ORBITAL RIMS
MAXILLAE
NASAL SEPTUM
ZYGOMATIC BONES
ANTERIOR NASAL SPINE

Question 12

WHAT PROJ/ METHOD: THAT SHOWS FOREIGN BODY (E.G GLASS ETC.)

Answer 12

MODIFIED WATER (SHALLOW)

Question 13

are the second most common facial bone fracture after nasal bone injuries.

Answer 13

TRIPOD FRACTURE

Question 14

a separation of the hard palate from the upper maxilla due to a transverse fracture running through the maxilla and pterygoid plates at a level just above the floor of the nose.

Answer 14

LEFORT FRACTURE