Pelvis and abdomen xray Flashcards

1
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Ap pelvis position

A

Supine
Asis equidistant from table
Externally rotate legs so toes touch
Arms on chest
If using ball bearing, groin area

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2
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Ap pelvis centring point

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Midway between symphysis pubis and asis

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3
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Ap pelvis essential image characteristics

A

Iliac crests and trochanters visible
Sacrum visible
Collimation: 5cm above iliac crests to proximal 1/3 femurs and skin margins

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4
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Ap hip position

A

Supine
Asis equidistant from table
Rotate limb so toes touch
Hands in chest
Ball in groin area if used

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5
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Ap hip centring point

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2.5cm below lesser trochanter

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6
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Ap hip essential image characteristics

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Trochanters and acetabular floor visible
Collimation: Proximal 1/3 femur visible to skin margins

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7
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Hbl hip position

A

Supine
Unaffected limb raised until thigh vertical knee flexed
Tube angle 45

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8
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Hbl hip centring point

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Midway between femoral pulse and greater trochanter

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9
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Hbl hip characteristics

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No foreshortening of femoral neck
High kv
Proximal 1/3 femur

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10
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Frog legs position

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Supine
Asis equidistant
Hips and knees flexed rotate laterally 60
Sole of feet touching

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11
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Frog leg centring point

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Midline at femoral pulse level

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12
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Frog leg essential image characteristics

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Hip joints visible
Collimation: proximal third femur, iliac crests, skin margins

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13
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Hip turned lateral position

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Supine, extend legs, turn 45 to affected side
Flex hip so thigh 90 to body and contact table

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14
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Hip turned lateral centring point

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Femoral pulse 2.5cm below halfway between symphysis pubis and asis

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15
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Ap abdomen position

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Supine
Asis equidistant from table
Arrested expiration

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16
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Ap abdomen centring point

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midline at level of iliac crests

17
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Decubitus lateral abdomen position (left)

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Lies on left
Elbow and arms flexed so hands under head

18
Q

Decubitus lateral abdomen centring point

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2.5cm above belly button

19
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Decubitus lateral abdomen essential image characteristics

A

Abdominal wall and right costophrenic angle visible
Rest on side for 10mins before exposure