Nasal Bones Positioning Flashcards

1
Q

What IR is used for a parietoacanthial (waters method) nasal bones view?

A

10x12 portrait

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What breathing technique is used for a parietoacanthial (waters method) nasal bones view?

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Suspended respiration

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What SID is used for a parietoacanthial (waters method) nasal bones view?

A

40” bucky

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How is the patient positioned for a parietoacanthial (waters method) nasal bones view?

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  • Patient is prone/PA (upright is best)
  • Chin on bucky/table
  • Nose will be 3/4” from table/bucky
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Where is the CR for a parietoacanthial (waters method) nasal bones view?

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Exits acanthion

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Where is the MSP & MML for a parietoacanthial (waters method) nasal bones view?

A

Perpendicular to IR

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Where is the OML for a parietoacanthial (waters method) nasal bones view?

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37-degrees w/ IR

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What are the structures seen for a parietoacanthial (waters method) nasal bones view?

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  • Distance between the lateral border of skull and orbit equal on each side
  • Petrous ridges below maxillary sinuses
  • Demonstrates lateral displacement of fractures
  • Include maxillae & frontal bone
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What IR is used for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

A

10x12 transverse

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What breathing technique is used for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

A

Suspended respiration

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What SID is used for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

A

40” tabletop

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How is the patient positioned for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

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  • Patient in RAO/LAO
  • Head is in true lateral
  • Support mandible to prevent rotation
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Where is the MSP for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

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Parallel to IR

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Where is the IP line for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

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Perpendicular to IR

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Where is the IOML for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

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Parallel to transverse axis of IR & perpendicular to edge of IR

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Where is the CR for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

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Perpendicular to bridge of nose 1/2” distal to nasion

17
Q

What are the structures seen for a right/left lateral nasal bone view?

A
  • Anterior nasal spine and frontonasal suture are seen
  • No rotation of nasal bone
  • Demonstrates the nasal bone closestto the IR, bilaterally
  • Include glabella to the tip of nose
18
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What IR is used for a PA axial (Caldwell Method) Nasal bone view?

A

10x12 IR portrait

19
Q

What SID is used for a PA axial (Caldwell Method) Nasal bone view?

A

40” bucky

20
Q

How many degrees is the CR angled for a PA axial (Caldwell Method) Nasal bone view?

21
Q

Where is the CR for a PA axial (Caldwell Method) Nasal bone view?

A

Exits the nasion

22
Q

How is the patient positioned for a PA axial (Caldwell Method) Nasal bone view?

A
  • Patient is prone/PA (Upright is best)
  • Forehead & nose against table/bucky
23
Q

Where is the MSP & OML for a PA axial (Caldwell Method) Nasal bone view?

A

Perpendicular to IR

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What breathing technique is used for a PA axial (Caldwell Method) Nasal bone view?

A

Suspended respiration

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What are the structures seen for a PA axial (Caldwell Method) Nasal bone view?
- Orbits are equal distance from the skull borders - Symmetric petrous ridges lying in the lower 1/3 of the orbit - Include Maxillae & frontal bone