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Radiographic technique chart Flashcards

1
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Name the OSCE view for a Tuff fracture

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DP, Lateral

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Name the OSCE view for a Bennett’s fracture

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DP, Lateral

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Name the anatomy involved in a Tuff fracture

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DIP, PIP and MCP joints

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Name the anatomy involved in a Bennett’s fracture

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DIP, PIP and Trapezium joints

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What is the Welly exposure/focus for a Tuff fracture

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DP/Lat - 50 kV 2.0 mAs

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What position is used for a Tuff fracture

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DP -Flat, include 2nd finger for bearings, Lat -Close to detector use sponge if needed

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What is the Welly exposure/focus for a Bennett’s fracture

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DP/Lat - 50 kV 2.0 mAs

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What position is used for a Bennett’s fracture

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AP -Thumb upside down fingers Superimposed Lat -Flat then slug

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Name the center point for a Tuff fracture

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PIP joint

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Name the center point for a Bennett’s fracture

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MCP joint

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Name the OSCE view for a Boxer fracture and Barman’s fracture

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DP, Lateral, Oblique

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Name the OSCE view for a Colles fracture, Smiths fracture, Carpal tunnel syndrome

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DP, Lateral, Oblique

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Name the OSCE view for a Scaphoid fracture

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DP (with ulna deviation) Lateral, Oblique, Elongated/axial

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What is the Welly exposure/focus for Boxer and Barman’s fractures

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DP/Lat/Obl - 50 kV 2.5 mAs

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What is the Welly exposure/focus for a Colles and Smiths fractures or Carpal tunnel syndrome

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DP/Lat/Obl - 52 kV 2.5 mAs

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16
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What position is used for Boxer and Barman’s fractures

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Include 2.5cm of the wrist oblique - use sponge to get 30°

17
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What position is used for Colles and Smiths fractures or Carpal tunnel syndrome

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Slug hand if needed, oblique same as hand lat same as hand

18
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What anatomy is involved in a Boxer or Barman’s fracture

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Full hand plus 2.5cm of forearm (distal head of ulna/radius

19
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What anatomy is involved in Colles and Smiths fractures or Carpal tunnel syndrome

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Metacarpals plus 1/3 ulna and radius

20
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What is the center point for a Boxer or Barman’s fracture

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3rd MCP joint, Oblique - Head of metacarpal

21
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What is the center point for a Colles and Smiths fractures or Carpal tunnel syndrome

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Midway between the two styloid processes, Lat -Radial styloid process

22
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Name the OSCE view for a scaphoid fracture

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DP (with ulna deviation) Lateral, Oblique, Elongated/axial

23
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What position is used in a scaphoid fracture

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Lat -Same as wrist Oblique -PA ulna deviate then 45°

24
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What is the center point for a scaphoid fracture

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Lat -Anatomical snuff box, DP Mid carpal area, Oblique -Mid carpal area

25
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What is the Welly’s exposure/focus for a scaphoid fracture

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DP/Lat/Obl/Axial - 52 kV 2.5 mAs

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