Musculoskeletal part 2

Question 1

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Answer 1

metacarpal

Question 2

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Answer 2

trapezium

Question 3

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Answer 3

trapazoid

Question 4

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Answer 4

capatate

Question 5

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Answer 5

hammate

Question 6

figure B 46 arrow F

Answer 6

triquitrium

Question 7

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Answer 7

scaphoid

Question 8

figure B 46 arrow H

Answer 8

lunate

Question 9

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Answer 9

triangular fibrocartilage complex

Question 10

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Answer 10

distal ulna

Question 11

figure B 46 arrow K

Answer 11

distal radius

Question 12

figure B 47 arrow A

Answer 12

extensor tendons

Question 13

figure B 47 arrow B

Answer 13

hammate

Question 14

figure B 47 arrow C

Answer 14

capatate

Question 15

figure B 47 arrow D

Answer 15

carpal tunnel

Question 16

figure B 47 arrow E

Answer 16

trapazoid

Question 17

figure B 47 arrow F

Answer 17

trapezium

Question 18

the evaluate the ip joints patient should be positined whereby the

Answer 18

feet are internally rotated

Question 19

figure B 48 arrow A

Answer 19

psoas muscle

Question 20

figure B 48 arrow B

Answer 20

iliacus muscle

Question 21

figure B 48 arrow C

Answer 21

intervertebral disk

Question 22

figure B 48 arrow D

Answer 22

ilium

Question 23

figure B 48 arrow E

Answer 23

acetabulum

Question 24

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Answer 24

femoral head

Question 25

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Answer 25

greater trochantor

Question 26

figure B 48 arrow H

Answer 26

femoral neck

Question 27

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Answer 27

femur

Question 28

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Answer 28

quadriceps muscle

Question 29

figure B 49 arrow A

Answer 29

subcutaneous fat

Question 30

figure B 49 arrow B

Answer 30

rectus abdominus muscles

Question 31

figure B 49 arrow C

Answer 31

ichium

Question 32

figure B 49 arrow D

Answer 32

quadriceps muscles

Question 33

figure B 49 arrow E

Answer 33

femoral head

Question 34

figure B 49 arrow F

Answer 34

acetabulum

Question 35

figure B 49 arrow G

Answer 35

bladder

Question 36

figure B 49 arrow H

Answer 36

rectum

Question 37

figure B 49 arroe I

Answer 37

gluteal muscles

Question 38

figure B 49 arrow J

Answer 38

subcutaneous fat

Question 39

figure B 50 arrow A

Answer 39

quadriceps tendon

Question 40

figure B 50 arrow B

Answer 40

femur

Question 41

figure B 50 arrow C

Answer 41

patella

Question 42

figure B 50 arrow D

Answer 42

femoral condyle

Question 43

figure B 50 arrow E

Answer 43

posterior horn of the lateral meniscus

Question 44

figure B 50 arrow F

Answer 44

patellar ligament

Question 45

figure B 50 arrow G

Answer 45

tibial spine (eminence)

Question 46

figure B 50 arrow H

Answer 46

tibeal plateau

Question 47

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Answer 47

tibia

Question 48

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Answer 48

fibula

Question 49

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Answer 49

gastrocnemeus muscle

Question 50

to evaluate the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) within the knee, the patient should be positioned whereby the

Answer 50

feet are in the neutral position

Question 51

the best views for the evaluatoin of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) include

Answer 51

sagittal

oblique

Question 52

figure B 51 arrow A

Answer 52

quadriceps tendon

Question 53

figure B 51 arrow B

Answer 53

femur

Question 54

figure B 51 arrow C

Answer 54

patella

Question 55

figure B 51 arrow D

Answer 55

anterior crucite ligament

ACL

Question 56

figure B 51 arrow E

Answer 56

posterior cruciate ligament

PCL

Question 57

figure B 52 arrow A

Answer 57

femur

Question 58

figure B 52 arrow B

Answer 58

medial epicondyle of the femur

Question 59

figure B 52 arrow C

Answer 59

lateral epicondyle of the femur

Question 60

figure B 52 arrow D

Answer 60

intercondylar fossa

Question 61

figure B 52 arrow E

Answer 61

lateral condyle of the femur

Question 62

figure B 52 arrow F

Answer 62

medial collateral ligament

Question 63

figure B 52 arrow G

Answer 63

lateral meniscus

Question 64

figure B 52 arrow H

Answer 64

interarticular cartilage

Question 65

figure B 52 arrow I

Answer 65

medial meniscus

Question 66

figure B 53 arrow A

Answer 66

patella

Question 67

figure B 53 arrow B

Answer 67

medial retinaculum

Question 68

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Answer 68

patello-femoral joint

Question 69

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Answer 69

lateral retinaculum

Question 70

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Answer 70

fluid within the joint space

Question 71

figue B 53 arrow F

Answer 71

femoral medial condyle

Question 72

figue B 53 arrow G

Answer 72

intercondylar fossa

Question 73

figure B 54 arrow A

Answer 73

tibia

Question 74

figure B 54 arrow B

Answer 74

gastrocnemius muscle

Question 75

figure B 54 arrow C

Answer 75

achilles tendon

Question 76

figure B 54 arrow D

Answer 76

tibio-talar joint

Question 77

figure B 54 arrow E

Answer 77

talus

Question 78

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Answer 78

navicular

Question 79

figure B 54 arrow G

Answer 79

cuboid

Question 80

figure B 54 arrow H

Answer 80

metatarslas

Question 81

figure B 54 arrow I

Answer 81

cuneiform

Question 82

figure B 54 arrow J

Answer 82

calcaneus

Question 83

figure B 55 arrow A

Answer 83

tibia

Question 84

figure B 55 arrow B

Answer 84

fibula

Question 85

figure B 55 arrow C

Answer 85

tibio-talar joint

Question 86

figure B 55 arrow D

Answer 86

talus

Question 87

figure B 55 arrow E

Answer 87

medial collateral ligament

Question 88

figure B 55 arrow F

Answer 88

calcaneus

Question 89

figure B 55 arrow G

Answer 89

plantar surface

Question 90

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

Answer 90

coronal to the plane of the body, create images that are axial to the plane of the foot