shoulder

Question 1

shoulder girdle consists of

Answer 1

clavicle and scapula

Question 2

the manubrium of sternum connects to the clavicle by the __________ joint

Answer 2

strernoclavicular joint

Question 3

the acromial extermity (lateral end) of the clavicle connects with acromion on scapula by ________ joint

Answer 3

acromioclavicular joint

Question 4

what the respiration for AP shoulder

Answer 4

just go ahead and breathe slow for me will i guide u throught out the hand rotations

Question 5

demonstrate AP shoulder

Answer 5

once i have felt for the inferior scalupa i will place it center of ir and cr entering 1 inch inferior to coracoid process - place the arm falling to the side and explain the 3 rotations and tell her to breather slowly throught the exposures (internal, neutral, external)

Question 6

whats the collimation / IR for AP shoulder

Answer 6

set it 10x12

Question 7

FOR WHAT AP SHOULDER VIEW ROTATION (I,N,E)
you should be viewing
-lesser tubercle seen in profile and pointing medially
-outline of greater tubercle superimposing humeral head
-greater amount of humeral overlap of the glenoid cavity than in external and neutral positions

Answer 7

INTERNAL

Question 8

FOR WHAT VIEW
is the LESSER TUBERCEL SEEN IN PROFILE
and outline of greater tubercle superimposing humeral head

Answer 8

AP PROJECTION IN INTERNAL ROTATION

Question 9

FOR WHAT AP SHOULDER VIEW ROTATION (I,N,E)
you should be viewing
-humeral head in profile
-greater tubercle in profile on lateral aspect of the humerus.
-scapulahumeral joint visualized with slight overlap of humeral head on glenoid cavity.
-outine of lesser tubercle between the humeral head and greater tubercle

Answer 9

AP Projection in EXTERNAL ROTATION

Question 10

FOR WHAT VIEW is
HUMERAL HEAD IN PROFILE
and greater tubercle in profile

Answer 10

AP PROJECTION IN EXTERNAL ROTATION

Question 11

FOR WHAT AP SHOULDER VIEW ROTATION (I,N,E)
you should be viewing
-greater tubercle partially superimposing humeral head.
-Humeral head should be seen in partial profile
-slight overlap of the humeral head and glenoid should be seen.

Answer 11

AP PROJECTION NEUTRAL POSITION

Question 12

FOR WHAT VIEW IS
HUMERAL HEAD SHOULD BE SEEN IN PARTIAL PROFILE
greater tubercle partially superimposing humeral head

Answer 12

AP projection neutral

Question 13

demonstrate PA oblique scapular y

Answer 13

patient should be facing IR plate at 45 degrees (make sure lead plate is shifted) make sure to feel for inferior scapula and direct your hand to center of bucky

Question 14

collimation for y scapula

Answer 14

10x12 0 make sure cr is

Question 15

WHAT PROJECTION ARE U VIEWING WHEN
-humeral head & glenoid cavity superimposed
-humeral shaft and scapular body superimposed
-acromion projected laterally and free of superimposition
-scapula in lateral profile w/ lateral and vertbal borders superimposed

Answer 15

PA OBLIQUE SCAPULAR Y

Question 16

For PA oblique Y
-_____head and glenoid cavity superimposed
-_________shaft and scapular body superimposed
-___________projected laterally and free of superimposition
-______in lateral profile w.lateral and vertebral borders superimposed

Answer 16

humeral head
humeral
acromion
scapula