Xray Positioning Flashcards

1
Q

RAO = what other oblique

A

LPO

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2
Q

LAO = what other oblique

A

RPO

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3
Q

RAO sees what structure in cervicals, lumbars, and SI

A

cervical - Right IVF
lumbar - Left pars
SI joint - Right

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4
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LAO sees what structure in cervicals, lumbars, and SI

A

cervical - Left IVF
lumbar - Right pars
SI joint - Left

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5
Q

anterior obliques have what tube tilt

A

15* caudal

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6
Q

posterior obliques have what tube tilt

A

15* cephalad

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7
Q

what are the following structures of the scotty dog

head
neck 
nose 
front leg
back leg 
tail
A
head- superior facet 
neck- pars 
eye- pedicle 
nose- TP 
front leg - inferior facet 
back leg- inferior facet 
tail- superior facet
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8
Q

Townes view is also called what

A

vertex skull

AP skull

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9
Q

What views are used for the paranasal sinuses

A

waters

caldwell

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10
Q

caldwell is also called what

A

PA skull

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11
Q

all X-rays are 40 inches (minus the ones subtracted for tube tilt) away except which views

A
lateral cervical 
oblique cervical 
full spine 
PA chest 
Left lateral chest
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12
Q

how do you view the IVF in cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine

A

C - obliques
T - lateral
L - lateral

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13
Q

what view requires internal rotation of the femur

A

AP lumbopelvic

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14
Q

what views require tube tilt

skull - cervical - thoracic - lumbar/pelvis - shoulder girdle - knee - foot

A

skull
Townes - 35 caudal
caldwell - 15 caudal

cervical
APLC - 15 cephalad
cervical obliques - 15 cephalad or caudal

thoracic
swimmers - 5 caudal

lumbar/pelvis
L5-S1 spot - 25 cephalad
Ap sacrum - 10 cephalad nose
Ap coccyx - 10 caudal toes

shoulder girdle
Pa clavicle - 10 caudal
AC joint - 5 cephalad

knee
Ap knee - 5 cephalad
Tunnel knee - 45 caudal
tangential knee - 10 cephalad

foot
DP foot - 10 cephalad
MO foot - 10 cephalad

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15
Q

which view is best for frontal and maxillary sinus

A

waters

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16
Q

which view is best for frontal, ethmoid, and sphenoid sinuses

17
Q

which view is best to view foramen magnum, sagittal suture, and occiput

A

Townes

ap skull

18
Q

what cervical view is known as grandy projection

A

lateral cervical

19
Q

what cervical view is known as foramina view

20
Q

what view is also called the sagittal functional view

A

flexion and extension lateral cervical views

21
Q

what view is also called twinning view

A

swimmers view

22
Q

L5-S1 view is also called what

A
semi-axial projection 
Fergusons 
hibbs 
chamberlains 
barsonys 
lumbosacral tilit
23
Q

what is the frog leg of the hip also called

A

oblique hip

24
Q

why is full spine needed

25
tunnel view of the knee is also called
intercondylar | holmblad
26
tangential view of the knee is also called
sunrise skyline sunset settegast
27
ap of the ankle is also called
talocrural view
28
medial oblique of the ankle is also called
mortice view
29
tangential view of the elbow is also called
jones view
30
KUP indicates what
abdomen
31
which view of the wrist is best for scaphoid
PA ulnar deviation
32
which view of the wrist is best for trapezium
medial oblique