Wrist Flashcards

1
Q

The PA oblique wrist with medial rotation, ulna up, will demonstrate?

A

pisiform without superimposition

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2
Q

What position will demonstrate the thumb in an oblique position?

A

PA hand

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3
Q

What 2 carpal bones are considered medial?

A

Hamate (unciform), Pisiform (os pisiform)

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4
Q

What 2 carpal bones are considered lateral?

A

Navicular (scaphoid), Greater Multangular (Trapezium)

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5
Q

The CR should enter where for a PA projection of the wrist?

A

Posterior wrist at the mid carpal region

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6
Q

The proper SID for a mag wrist series is?

A

40

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7
Q

Why should you cup the fingers for the PA wrist position?

A

Places the wrist closer to the IR

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8
Q

What is the best position to demonstrate the carpal interspaces?

A

AP Supinated

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9
Q

When performing the mag wrist exam, where will the CR be directed for the lateral position?

A

Navicular/ Scaphoid

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10
Q

What is the routine wrist study?

A

PA, Lateral, PA oblique with lateral rotation, PA Oblique with medial rotation

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11
Q

List the proximal row of carpal bones beginning on the lateral surface.

A

Navicular (Scaphoid), Lunate (Semi Lunar), Triquetrum (triangular), Pisiform (OS pisiform)

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12
Q

List the proximal row of the carpal bones beginning on the medial surface.

A

Pisiform. Triquetrum, Lunate, Navicular

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13
Q

What is the largest carpal bone?

A

Capitate (OS magnum)

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14
Q

How of you position a patient for an ulnar variance study?

A

patients arm abducted a full 90 degrees from the body and the elbow flexed a full 90 degree

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15
Q

What is the correct OID for the magnification wrist study?

A

6’’

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16
Q

What is the proper degree of rotation when performing an oblique wrist?

A

45

17
Q

Another name for boney detail?

A

Trabeculae, Spongey Detail

18
Q

What anatomy must be included within the collimation when performing any wrist study?

A

1/2 metacarpals, 2’’ below styloid processes

19
Q

when performing a lateral position of the wrist what is the positioning criteria used to judge if it is a well positioned study?

A

Superimposition of radius and Ulna, Superimposition of the base of the metacarpals, superimposition of the styloid processes

20
Q

When performing aa magnification wrist in the lateral flexion position what specific pathology will be demonstrated

A

Carpal Boss

21
Q

Explain the term radial deviation is when performing the position mag wrist study.

A

Towards the radius, Radial Flexion

22
Q

If a patient cannot assume the PA oblique with medial rotation due to his or her condition, what is the alternative position of choice?

A

Angling the CR 45, AP Oblique with medial rotation

23
Q

According to Merrills what three parts should be in the same place when performing all wrist studies?

A

Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist

24
Q

According to Merrills the elbow should be flexed how many degrees when performing wrist studies?

A

90

25
Q

When the wrist is paced in a lateral position, an imaginary line drawn through the styloid processes should be ____ to the IR.

A

perpendicular

26
Q

When the wrist is placed in the PA or AP position, an imaginary line drawn through the styloid processes should be _____ to the IR

A

Parallel

27
Q

What is the routine for a mag or 6 view study of the wrist at WH?

A

Neutral PA, Neutral Lateral, PA with Ulnar deviation, PA w/ radial deviation, lateral w/ fexion, lateral w/ extension