Shoulder Flashcards by Kirsten Sparley

Q

What view is this?

A

AP shoulder with external rotation

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What is the Blue arrow point to?

A

greater tuberosity of the humerus (which will be more lateral in external rotation)

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What is the red area outlining?

A

lesser tuberosity of the humerus (will be superimposed on metaphysis with external rotation)

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What view is this?

A

AP shoulder with internal rotation

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What is the red arrow pointing to?

A

lesser tuberosity of the humerus (will be medial and in profile with internal rotation)

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What is the blue area outlinging?

A

greater tuberosity of the humerus (will be superimposed with internal rotation)

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1?

A

superior margin of trapezius muscle

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2?

A

lateral margin of deltoid muscle

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3?

A

greater tuberosity of the humerus

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4?

A

lesser tuberosity of the humerus

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5?

A

humeral head

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6?

A

medial margin of humeral metaphysis

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7 (dotted purple line)?

A

anatomical neck of humerus

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8 (green dotted line)?

A

surgical neck humerus

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9?

A

deltoid tuberosity

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10?

A

acromioclavicular joint space

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11 (dark green line)?

A

conoid tubercle

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12?

A

trapezoid line or ridge of clavicle

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1?

A

acromion

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2?

A

inferior margin of acromion process

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3 (dark red line)?

A

superior margin of the spine of scapula

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4 (light red line)?

A

base of spine of scapula

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5?

A

superior angle of scapula

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6?

A

superior angle of scapula

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7?

A

medial/vertebral border of scapula

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8?

A

inferior angle of scapula

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9?

A

lateral/axillary border of scapula

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10?

A

posterior margin of glenoid process (more lateral)

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11?

A

anterior margin of glenoid process (more medial)

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12?

A

coracoid process

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Q

13?

A

lateral margin of infraspinatus fossa

Q

On AP shoulder view, is the posterior margin of the glenoid process more medial or lateral compared to anterior margin

A

lateral

Q

1?

A

superior margin of greater tuberosity

Q

2?

A

lesser tuberosity

Q

3?

A

intertubercular/bicipital groove

Q

4 (solid purple line)?

A

coracoid process

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5 (dotted purple line)?

A

base of coracoid process

Q

6?

A

posterior intercostal space

Q

7?

A

anterior rib

Q

8?

A

inferior angle of scapula

Q

9?

A

right hemidiaphragm

Q

1?

A

Companion shadow of left clavicle

Q

2?

A

inferior margin of acromion process

Q

3?

A

proximal physeal scar of humerus

Q

4?

A

inferior glenoid process

Q

5?

A

soft tissues of axilla

Q

6?

A

superior margin of spine of scapula

Q

7?

A

crest of 5th rib

Q

8?

A

left pedicle of T5

Q

9?

A

proximal or sternal end of left clavicle

Q

10?

A

left transverse process of T2

Q

11?

A

left 1st rib tubercle

Q

1?

A

lesser tuberosity of humerus

Q

2?

A

bicipital groove

Q

3?

A

coracoid process

Q

4?

A

articular surface of scromion

Q

5?

A

clavicle companion shadow

Q

6?

A

superior angle of scapula

Q

7?

A

Base of spine of scapula

Q

8?

A

lateral margin of infraspinatus fossa

Q

What view is this?

A

grashey view of shoulder

Q

1?

A

glenohumeral joint space

Q

2?

A

inferior margin of neck of scapula

Q

3?

A

coracoid process

Q

4?

A

acromioclavicular joint space

Q

5?

A

conoid tubercel of clavicle

Q

6?

A

suprascapular notch

Q

What view is this?

A

lateral scapula (“Y” view of scapula)

Q

1?

A

posterior margin of body of scapula

Q

2?

A

superior angle of scapula

Q

3?

A

acromion process

Q

4?

A

head of humerus

Q

5?

A

glenoid process

Q

In what view will the greater tuberosity be more lateral and in profile while the lesser tuberosity is superimposed?

A

AP shoulder with external rotation

Q

In what view will the lesser tuberosity be medial and in profile, while the greater tuberosity is superimposed?

A

AP shoulder with internal rotation

Q

On AP shoulder view, which margin of the glenoid process is more lateral?

A

posterior

Q

On AP shoulder view, which margin of the glenoid process is more medial?

A

anterior