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Quiz 2 Flashcards

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Zygo SMV position

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  • patients vertex on film
  • IOML parallel with IR
  • MSP perpendicular with IR
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What bone is associated with the Zygo

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•temporal bone

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Zygo SMV; Reference/CR

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  • 0 degrees perpendicular to IOML entering

* 1-1/2” posteriorly to mandibular symphysis

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ZyGo SMV structures shown

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•bilateral zygomatic arches

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What do we look for during a Rhese

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•optic foramen in lower quadrant of orbit

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Parieto-Orbital oblique (Rhese) position

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  • prone or seated erect
  • patients zygoma, nose, & chin resting on film
  • AML perpendicular to IR & MSP 53 degrees to film
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What sits inside the sella turcica

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•pituitary gland

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What bone is the sella turcica part of

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•sphenoid bone

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PA Axial Caldwell position

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  • seated erect MSP & OML perpendicular to IR

* forehead & nose on film

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CALDWELL CR

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•15 degrees caudal exiting the nasion

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Best projection to view sella turcica

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Skull;
•lateral
•AP axial

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Lateral facial bone; CR

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CR;

•perpendicular entering through mid zygomatic arch.

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Lateral facial bones position

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  • semi prone or seated erect
  • MSP parallel to IR
  • interpupillary line perpendicular to IR
  • IOML parallel to IR
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Lateral facial bones structures shown

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  • all facial bones

* sella turcica in profile

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2 facial bones that make up the roof of the mouth

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  • palatine

* vomer

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Skull facial bones (Reverse Waters); CR/position

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  • perpendicular enters acanthion
  • for trauma patient
  • supine or seated OML 37 degrees to IR
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Skull facial bones (modified waters) position

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  • prone or seated erect
  • MSP perpendicular to film
  • hyperextend head so that OML 37 degrees to film
  • chin rests on film
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Zygomatic arches tangential; CR

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•perpendicular to IOML

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Zygomatic arches Tangential position

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  • seated or supine
  • vertex on film
  • IOML parallel
  • MSP rotated 15 degrees towards side of interest
  • tilt top of the head 15 degrees away from side being examined
19
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Mandible axiolateral oblique;

CR upright/supine

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CR;
•upright 25 degrees cephalic
•supine 20 degrees cephalic
•entering the mandible

20
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Mandible axialateral oblique position “the rotations”

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  • head/Ramus in true lateral
  • extend chin
  • (body)rotate head 30 degrees toward IR
  • symphysis (mental) Rotate 45 degrees towards IR
21
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CR is perpendicular entering 3/4” anterior & 3/4” superior to EAM that is up is what view

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•lateral sella turcica

22
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Waters is used to view

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•facial bones

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