Upper Extremities Flashcards

1
Q

Which fingers are placed in mediolateral projections?

A

2nd or 3rd digits

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2
Q

Which fingers are placed in lateromedial projections?

A

4th and 5th digits

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3
Q

What is the CR for PA fingers?

A

PIP joint

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4
Q

Positioning the hand for a PA projection places the thumb in what position?

A

Oblique

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5
Q

What is the CR for all thumb projections?

A

1st MCP joint

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6
Q

What is the CR for PA hand?

A

3rd MCP joint

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7
Q

What hand position is best to demonstrate foreign bodies?

A

Lateral with fingers extended

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8
Q

Proper name for Scaphoid PA axial?

A

Stecher

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9
Q

How is the hand placed for Scaphoid view?

A

Ulnar deviation

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10
Q

What is the CR angle for Scaphoid view?

A

20 degree toward the elbow

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11
Q

What is the proper name for the Tangential Carpel view?

A

Gaynor-Hart

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12
Q

What nerve is impinged with carpel tunnel?

A

Median

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13
Q

How are the hand and wrist positioned for tangential carpel tunnel view?

A

Hyperextended

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14
Q

What line is parallel to the IR in AP forearm?

A

Epicondylar line

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15
Q

Why is AP forearm preferred over PA?

A

Prevent overlap of proximal radius and ulna

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16
Q

What part of the distal humerus articulates with the ulna?

A

Trochlea

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17
Q

What part of the distal humerus aritculates with the radius?

18
Q

What elbow position is best to demonstrate a fat pad sign?

19
Q

What is seen in profile in a lateral elbow view?

A

Olecranon process

20
Q

What is demonstrated in lateral external oblique view?

A

Radial head with no superimposition

21
Q

What is demonstrated in a medial internal oblique view?

A

Olecranon and coronoid processes of the ulna

22
Q

Humerus - what is in lateral profile in when the epicondylar line is parallel to IR?

A

Greater tubercle

23
Q

Humerus - what is in medial profile when the epicondylar line is perp to the IR?

A

Lesser tubercle

24
Q

How is patient rotated for anterior Y-view?

A

Rotate toward the affected side 45-60 degrees

25
Q

What is demonsrated in scapula Y-view?

A

Relationship between humeral head and the glenoid fossa - anterior or posterior dislocation of the shoulder joint

26
Q

The humeral head sits below the coracoid process with a/an _______ dislocation of the shoulder

27
Q

The humeral head sits below the acromion with a/an _______ dislocation of the shoulder

28
Q

What is the proper name for Transthoracic?

29
Q

Where is the CR directed for a Transthoracic view?

A

Surgical neck of affected humerus

30
Q

What angle is used in a Transthoracic view?

A

10-15 cephalic

31
Q

What is in profile in a Transthoracic view?

A

Lesser tubercle

32
Q

What makes up the shoulder girdle?

A

Clavicle and scapula

33
Q

Where is the CR for AP shoulder?

A

1” below coracoid process

34
Q

What does internal shoulder rotation demonstrate?

A

Lesser tubercle in medial profile

35
Q

What does external shoulder rotation demonstrate?

A

Greater tubercle in lateral profile

36
Q

How much is patient rotated for Grashey view?

A

35-45 toward affected side

37
Q

What does the Grashey view demonstrate?

A

Glenohumeral joint space

38
Q

What angle is used for AP clavicle?

A

15-30 degrees

39
Q

What is the proper name for the AC joints projection?

40
Q

Why are AC joint projections used with and without weights?

A

Without weights - check for fractures

With weights - check for separation

41
Q

What hand is used for a bone age study?

A

Non-dominant hand