upper extremity test Flashcards
view done to demonstrate the GH int space open and greater tubercle in profile
external rotation
view done to demonstrate the lesser tubercle in profile
internal rotation
view that is the only UE view that can be done in AP or PA position
lateral humerus
opposing view to the PA clavicle
AP axial
degree and direction of tube tilt needed for a Y view of the shoulder
15 degrees caudal
where does the CR enter for the Y view of the shoulder
upper medial border of scapula
why a PA clavicle is performed as opposed to an AP clavicle
prevents distortion, puts part closer to film
what joint must be included in a humerus series
both or one closest to injury
view done to demonstrate radial head and neck free of superimposition
external oblique elbow
view done to see the coranoid process
internal oblique elbow
explain what would happen if the hand was pronated for an AP forearm
radius superimposes ulna
what joint must be included in a forearm series
both or one closest to injury
15 degrees cephalic is the degree and direction of tube tilt for what UE view
AP clavicle
what view best demonstrates the greater tubercle
external rotation shoulder
what is the degree and direction of tube tilt for an ulnar flexion view
20 degrees cephalic