Musculoskeletal part 2 Flashcards
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figure B 46 arrow A
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metacarpal
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figure B 46 arrow B
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trapezium
3
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figure B 46 arrow C
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trapazoid
4
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figure B 46 arrow D
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capatate
5
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figure B 46 arrow E
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hammate
6
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figure B 46 arrow F
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triquitrium
7
Q
figure B 46 arrow G
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scaphoid
8
Q
figure B 46 arrow H
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lunate
9
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figure B 46 arrow I
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triangular fibrocartilage complex
10
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figure B 46 arrow J
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distal ulna
11
Q
figure B 46 arrow K
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distal radius
12
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figure B 47 arrow A
A
extensor tendons
13
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figure B 47 arrow B
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hammate
14
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figure B 47 arrow C
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capatate
15
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figure B 47 arrow D
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carpal tunnel
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figure B 47 arrow E
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trapazoid
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figure B 47 arrow F
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trapezium
18
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the evaluate the ip joints patient should be positined whereby the
A
feet are internally rotated
19
Q
figure B 48 arrow A
A
psoas muscle
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figure B 48 arrow B
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iliacus muscle
21
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figure B 48 arrow C
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intervertebral disk
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figure B 48 arrow D
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ilium
23
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figure B 48 arrow E
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acetabulum
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figure B 48 arrow F
A
femoral head
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figure B 48 arrow G
greater trochantor
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figure B 48 arrow H
femoral neck
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figure B 48 arrow I
femur
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figure B 48 arrow J
quadriceps muscle
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figure B 49 arrow A
subcutaneous fat
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figure B 49 arrow B
rectus abdominus muscles
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figure B 49 arrow C
ichium
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figure B 49 arrow D
quadriceps muscles
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figure B 49 arrow E
femoral head
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figure B 49 arrow F
acetabulum
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figure B 49 arrow G
bladder
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figure B 49 arrow H
rectum
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figure B 49 arroe I
gluteal muscles
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figure B 49 arrow J
subcutaneous fat
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figure B 50 arrow A
quadriceps tendon
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figure B 50 arrow B
femur
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figure B 50 arrow C
patella
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figure B 50 arrow D
femoral condyle
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figure B 50 arrow E
posterior horn of the lateral meniscus
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figure B 50 arrow F
patellar ligament
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figure B 50 arrow G
tibial spine (eminence)
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figure B 50 arrow H
tibeal plateau
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figure B 50 arrow I
tibia
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figure B 50 arrow J
fibula
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figure B 50 arrow K
gastrocnemeus muscle
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to evaluate the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) within the knee, the patient should be positioned whereby the
feet are in the neutral position
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the best views for the evaluatoin of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) include
sagittal
oblique
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figure B 51 arrow A
quadriceps tendon
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figure B 51 arrow B
femur
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figure B 51 arrow C
patella
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figure B 51 arrow D
anterior crucite ligament
ACL
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figure B 51 arrow E
posterior cruciate ligament
PCL
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figure B 52 arrow A
femur
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figure B 52 arrow B
medial epicondyle of the femur
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figure B 52 arrow C
lateral epicondyle of the femur
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figure B 52 arrow D
intercondylar fossa
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figure B 52 arrow E
lateral condyle of the femur
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figure B 52 arrow F
medial collateral ligament
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figure B 52 arrow G
lateral meniscus
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figure B 52 arrow H
interarticular cartilage
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figure B 52 arrow I
medial meniscus
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figure B 53 arrow A
patella
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figure B 53 arrow B
medial retinaculum
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figue B 53 arrow C
patello-femoral joint
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figue B 53 arrow D
lateral retinaculum
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figue B 53 arrow E
fluid within the joint space
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figue B 53 arrow F
femoral medial condyle
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figue B 53 arrow G
intercondylar fossa
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figure B 54 arrow A
tibia
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figure B 54 arrow B
gastrocnemius muscle
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figure B 54 arrow C
achilles tendon
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figure B 54 arrow D
tibio-talar joint
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figure B 54 arrow E
talus
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figure B 54 arrow F
navicular
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figure B 54 arrow G
cuboid
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figure B 54 arrow H
metatarslas
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figure B 54 arrow I
cuneiform
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figure B 54 arrow J
calcaneus
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figure B 55 arrow A
tibia
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figure B 55 arrow B
fibula
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figure B 55 arrow C
tibio-talar joint
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figure B 55 arrow D
talus
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figure B 55 arrow E
medial collateral ligament
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figure B 55 arrow F
calcaneus
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figure B 55 arrow G
plantar surface
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figure B 56 shows examples of SAG, AX and COR images of the foot. When the patient is positioned in the anatomic man position, whereby the patient is facing us, flat footed, the imaging planes vary whereby imaging is acquired
coronal to the plane of the body, create images that are axial to the plane of the foot
