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VET608 - Equine General Practice > Radiology > Flashcards

Radiology Flashcards

1
Q

What View is this and Name the parts

A

Lateral Left Carpus

A - Radius

B - Third metacarpal bone

C - Radial carpal bone

D - Ulnar carpal bone

E - Accessory carpal bone

F - Second carpal bone

G - Third carpal bone

H - Fourth carpal bone

I - Antebrachiocarpal joint

J - Middle carpal joint

K - Carpometacarpal joint

L - Second metacarpal bone

M - Fourth metacarpal bone

Int - Intermediate carpal bone

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What View is this?

Name the parts

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Dorsopalmar View

A - Radius

B - Third metacarpal bone

C - Radial carpal bone

D - Ulnar carpal bone

E - Accessory carpal bone

F - Second carpal bone

G - Third carpal bone

H - Fourth carpal bone

I - Antebrachiocarpal joint

J - Middle carpal joint

K - Carpometacarpal joint

L - Second metacarpal bone

M - Fourth metacarpal bone

Int - Intermediate carpal bone

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Name this View and Name the parts

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Dorsomedial to Palmarolateral oblique View (DMPL-O)

A - Radius

B - Third metacarpal bone

C - Radial carpal bone

D - Ulnar carpal bone

E - Accessory carpal bone

F - Second carpal bone

G - Third carpal bone

H - Fourth carpal bone

I - Antebrachiocarpal joint

J - Middle carpal joint

K - Carpometacarpal joint

L - Second metacarpal bone

M - Fourth metacarpal bone

Int - Intermediate carpal bone

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Name the View and parts

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Dorsolateral to Palmaromedial oblique view (DLPM-O)

A - Radius

B - Third metacarpal bone

C - Radial carpal bone

D - Ulnar carpal bone

E - Accessory carpal bone

F - Second carpal bone

G - Third carpal bone

H - Fourth carpal bone

I - Antebrachiocarpal joint

J - Middle carpal joint

K - Carpometacarpal joint

L - Second metacarpal bone

M - Fourth metacarpal bone

Int - Intermediate carpal bone

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5
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Name the View and parts

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Flexed lateral view

A - Radius

B - Third metacarpal bone

C - Radial carpal bone

D - Ulnar carpal bone

E - Accessory carpal bone

F - Second carpal bone

G - Third carpal bone

H - Fourth carpal bone

I - Antebrachiocarpal joint

J - Middle carpal joint

K - Carpometacarpal joint

L - Second metacarpal bone

M - Fourth metacarpal bone

Int - Intermediate carpal bone

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What is the standard display order for hanging distal limb xrays?

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  1. Lateral
  2. DLPMO
  3. DMPLO
  4. DP
  5. Additional views
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When hanging a xray of a distal limb that has a crainial or dorsal aspect which way does it get hung?

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  • Proximal to the top
  • Cranial/Dorsal to the hangers left
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8
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Where do you place the marker on a equine distal limb?

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  • Dorsal or lateral aspect of limb
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What joint is where the naming convention changed from crainial to dorsal and caudal to palmer/planter

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  • Forelimb
    • Antebrachiocarpal joint
  • Hindlimb
    • Tarsocrural Joint
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Name the views and what they highlight

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  1. Lateral-Medial (LM) view
    • Highlights the dorsal and palmar/planter surfaces
  2. Dorsal-Palmer/Plantar (DP) view
    • Highlights the lateral and medial surfaces
  3. Dorsal 45 medial-Palmarolateral Oblique (DMPLO)
    • Highlights the dorsolateral and palmaro/plantaro medial surfaces
  4. Dorsal 45 lateral-Palmaromedial Oblique (DLPMO)
    • Highlights the dorsomedial and palmaro/plantaro lateral surfaces
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What are the routine studies for an equine foot?

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  • Lateromedial
  • Dorso65proximal-Palmarodistal Oblique
  • Dorsopalmar - Horizontal beam
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What is the routine study for the navicular bone

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  • Latero-medial (Lateral)
  • Dorso65o proximal - palmarodistal oblique (D65Pr-PaDiO)
  • Palmaroproximal - Palmarodistal oblique (PaPr-PaDiO)
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13
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What are the 3 ligaments that attach on the navicular bone?

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  • Medial and Lateral collateral ligaments of the navicular bone (navicular suspensory ligament)
  • Impar ligament
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What are the routine studies for the Carpus

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  1. Lateromedial
  2. Flexed lateromedial
  3. Dorsoplamar
  4. Dorsolateral-palmaromedial oblique
  5. Dorsomedial-palmarolateral oblique
  6. Dorsoproximal-dorsodistal oblique distal row
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15
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What view is this and what of?

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Lateromedial of the carpus

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16
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What view is this and what does it highlight?

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Flexed Lateral View

Highlights : Intermediate carpal (moves proximal) & Radiocarpal bone moves distally

17
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What View is this?

A

Dorsopalmar View

Highlights: medial and lateral surfaces

18
Q

What view is this and what does it highlight?

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Dorsolateral-Palmaromedial Oblique (DLPMO)

Highlights: Dorsomedial joint surfaces margins & palmarolateral (4th MC, 4th carpal)

19
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What view is this and what does it highlight.

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Dorsomedial-Palmarolateral (DMPLO)

Highlights: Dorsolateral joint surfaces & Palmaromedial (2nd carpal, 2nd MC)

VET608 - Equine General Practice (3 decks)

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