Topic 4: Pelvic Girdle Flashcards
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What does the pelvic girdle consist of?
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2
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What are the skeletal anatomy and articulations of the pelvic girdle? Give a brief description for each?
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3
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What are the projections for the pelvis? CPs? Angulation? Part rotation?
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4
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What are the projections for the hip? CPs? Angulation? Part rotation?
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5
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What are the three bony structures that can help to identify if a patient is rotated? If the patient is rotated, what happens to these structures?
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6
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What anatomy is presented on projections of the pelvis?
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7
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What anatomy is presented on projections of the hip?
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8
Q
List the pelvic girdle projections from lowest to highest kVp range.
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9
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Asymmetrical obturator foramen, with the left one being more open than the right, means the patient is rotated too far to what side?
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