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Advanced Procedures II (Sir Robert)

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  • What is the official name for the carpal canal view?
    Gaynor-Hart Method
  • What is the CR placement for a PA 3rd digit?
    PIP joint
  • What specific anatomy is visualized in a fan lateral of the hand?
    all of the digits are not superimposed
  • The bending or forcing of the hand outward is called?
    ulnar deviation
  • How can the with weights view of the AC joints be performed supine?
    take the weights away and replace with a sheet. Place it around the patients feet and slowly extend the legs as tolerable
  • How should the epicondyles be aligned for a lateral projection of the elbow?
    perpendicular
  • How much CR angle is used for an asthenic patient for an AP axial projection of the clavicle?
    30 degrees
  • Which projection of the shoulder and proximal humerus is created by placing the affected palm facing the inner thigh?
    neutral
  • Which rotation of the humerus will result in a lateral position of the proximal humerus?
    internal rotation
  • What of the following AP projections demonstrates the lesser tubercle in profile?
    internal
  • What is the kVp range for the AC joints?
    70-80
  • Which of AP shoulder projections demonstrates the greater tubercle in profile medially?
    none. You can only get it in profile laterally using an external rotation
  • What is the positioning for a Coyle Method projection of the coronoid process?
    Elbow flexed80 degrees from extended position, hand pronated, 45 degrees CR away from the shoulder directed to mid elbow joint
  • Why is the Norgaard Method done?
    to check for rheumatoid arthritis in the IP joints
  • Where is the CR directed for the carpal tunnel view?
    1 inch distal to the base of the third metacarpal
  • What is the positioning for a Coyle Method projection, looking at the radial head?
    elbow flexed 90 degrees, hand pronated and a 45 degree CR angled toward shoulder and centered to radial head
  • Which of the following shoulder projections would place the glenoid cavity in profile?
    Grashey
  • What is the kVp and mAs for Norgaard view?
    60 kV and 3 mA
  • A NON visible fat pad on a well exposed lateral elbow indicates?
    nothing
  • Are AC joints done unilaterally or bilaterally?
    bilaterally
  • The AP humerus requires that the epicondyles are __________ to the IR?
    parallel
  • How much CR angulation is used for a scap Y projection?
    none
  • What SID is recommended for AC joints?
    a minimum of 72"
  • Which is most proximal? Head of the ulna,olecranon, radial styloid or radial tuberosity?
    olecranon
  • What are the kVp and mAs for the carpal tunnel view?
    60 kVp and 3.2 mAs
  • Where is the CR centered for the AC joint exam?
    midway between the AC joints and 1 inch above the jugular notch
  • What is the term that describes the medial end of the clavicle?
    sternal extremity
  • What anatomy should be demonstrated on the AC joints image?
    both AC joints, clavicles and both SC joints
  • What's the best position to demonstrate a visible fat pad?
    lateral with 90 degrees flexion
  • What projection of the elbow demonstrates the olecranon process in profile?
    lateral
  • Where is the CR directed for the Norgaard and ball catcher's views?
    midpont between both hands at level of the fifth MCP joints
  • Which will cause the proximal radius to cross over the ulna?
    Pronation
  • What is the kVp and mAs for Coyle Method?
    70 kVp and 4 mAs
  • The two versions of the Coyle method looks at what two structures?
    Radial head and the coronoid process
  • AC joints should be a two image exam. What do you do differently between the two images?
    One with weights and one without
  • Why is the ball catcher's view done?
    to check for rhumatoid arthritis in the metacarpal joints
  • How much do the hands get internally rotated for both the Norgaard and ball catcher's view?
    45 degrees
  • Localized or generalized infection of the bone marrow is called?
    osteomyelitis
  • How much does the hand need to be dorsiflexed for the carpal tunnel view?
    as close to 90 degrees to the forearm as possible
  • How much is the CR angled in the carpal tunnel view?
    25-30 degrees
  • What is most posterior? coronoid, radial tuberosity, olecranon, trochlea
    olecranon
  • What two bony landmarks are felt when positioning the AP elbow?
    humeral EPIcondyles
  • Which joint has a ball and socket type movement?
    scapular humeral joint
  • How much and which ways is the hand rotated for a carpal tunnel view?
    10 degrees internally
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