Skull and Sinuses Flashcards

1
Q

the space between the eyebrows

A

glabella

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2
Q

outer corner of the eye

A

external canthus

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3
Q

bony corner of the eye

A

infraorbital ridge

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4
Q

ridge under the nose

A

acanthion

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5
Q

line between pupils

A

interpupillary line

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6
Q

routine views of the skull

A

right and left laterals
PA Caldwell’s
AP Towne’s (Axial)

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7
Q

Patient position for lateral skull

A

PT in anterior oblique. interpupillary line is perpendicular to film

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8
Q

CR for lateral skull

A

perpendicular to bucky - centered to a point 3/4” superior and 3/4” anterior to EAM

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9
Q

anatomy visualized on lateral skull

A

parietal, sella turcica, frontal, paranasal sinuses, EAM, mastoid air cells, external occipital protuberance (EOP)

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10
Q

PT position for PA Caldwell’s

A

PT frontal bone and nose touching bucky. orbitomeatal line is perpendicular to film

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11
Q

CR for PA Caldwell’s Skull

A

CR is tilted 15 degrees caudal, exiting glabella

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12
Q

anatomy visualized on PA Caldwell’s Skull

A

parietal, ORBITS, maxillary sinus, frontal, frontal sinus, ethmoid sinus, petrous ridge, nasal septum

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13
Q

PT position for AP Towne’s (Axial)

A

PT occiput on bucky - median plane perpendicular to the film. infaorbitomeatal line is perpendicular to film.

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14
Q

CR for AP Towne’s (Axial)

A

CR tiled 30 degress caudal, entering 2” above glabella

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15
Q

anatomy viewed on AP Towne’s

A

parietal, occipital, PETROUS PYRAMIDS, FORAMEN MAGNUM

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16
Q

routine views of paranasal sinuses

A

PA Caldwell’s (smaller film with lighter technique)
Lateral (smaller film with lighter technique)
PA Water’s
(Do all upright for air/fluid levels)

17
Q

PA Calwell’s Sinus film size

A

8x10 - lighter technique

18
Q

PT position for PA Caldwell’s Sinus

A

PT frontal bone and nose touching bucky. orbitomeatal line is perpendicular to film (same as skull)

19
Q

CR for PA Caldwell’s Sinus

A

CR is tilted 15 degrees caudal, exiting glabella (same as skull)

20
Q

Sinus view that shows all 4 sinuses at once

A

lateral

21
Q

PT position for PA Water’s

A

PT is PA, chin touching bucky
PT nose is approx 1/2” away from bucky
mentomeatal line parallel to the floor

22
Q

CR for PA Water’s

A

exits acanthion

23
Q

anatomy visualized on PA Water’s

A

orbits, frontal sinus, MAXILLARY SINUS, dens, foramen magnum, mandible

24
Q

suture that separates the temporal and perietal bones

A

squamosal