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Advanced procedures II (Sir Robert)

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  • For both the Camp Coventry and Holmblad how is the CR directed?
    perpendicular to the lower leg
  • How many tarsal bones are found in the foot?
    7
  • What is the main disadvantage of using 45 degrees of flexion for the mediolateral projection of the knee?
    It puts the patella into the intercondylar sulcus
  • Where would the interphalangeal (IP) joint be found in the foot?
    the first digit of the foot (the others are the DIP or PIP)
  • What is the technique for the Beclere Method?
    70 kVp and 8 mAs
  • Which patella projection should place the patient in a prone position with a 50-60 degrees flexion of the knee with a cephalic 45 degree CR
    Houston
  • Which bone in the foot has a prominant tuberosity most commonly fractured?
    fifth metatarsal
  • How much CR anglulation to the long axis of the foot is required for the plantodorsal axial projection of the calcaneus?
    40 degrees
  • What is the kVp for the sesamoid bones exam?
    60 kVp-2 mAs
  • What is the name of the AP projection of the intercondylar fossa?
    The Beclere Method
  • What is another name for the PA axial weight-bearing knee projection?
    Rosenberg Method
  • What do you use dorsiflexion for?
    an ankle and a sesamoid bone projection
  • A mediolateral radiograph of the knee that is over rotated towards the IR is recognized, how?
    the fibular head will appear less superimposed by the tibia than a true lateral
  • In an AP weight-bearing bilateral knee projection where is the CR directed?
    CR perpendicular to IR directed to midpoint between knee joints at a level 1/2 inch below the apex of the patella
  • The CR is perpendicular to the IR directed to what landmark on the sesamoid projection?
    posterior aspect of the first MTP joint
  • Which knee projection requires the use of a special IR holding device?
    Merchant
  • Which term describes the top or the anterior surface of the foot?
    dorsal
  • Where is the CR directed to for the weight-bearing bilateral AP feet projection?
    midpoint between the feet at the level of the base of the metatarsals
  • What is another term for the intercondylar sulcus?
    patellar surface
  • What is the technique for the Rosenberg Method?
    70 kVp and 5 mAs
  • Where is the CR directed in the Rosenberg ?
    directly to midpoint between the knee joints at level 1/2 inch below apex of the patellae
  • The Intercondylar fossa can be imaged PA or AP, what are the names of the two PA versions?
    Camp Coventry and Holmblad Method
  • A patient comes into the ED with a clinical history of a Lis-Frank injury. Which body part does that affect? Which projections would demonstrate this injury?
    AP weight bearing foot series
  • The medial malleolus is part of what bone?
    Tibia
  • Where should the CR be directed for the Beclere method?
    1/2 inch distal to the apex of patella
  • How much is the foot dorsiflexed for the tangential projection of the sesamoid bones?
    15-20 degrees
  • What is the technique for the Camp Coventry Method?
    70 kVp and 4 mAs
  • Where is the metatarsalphalangeal joint
    see picture
  • To decrease the angle to the anterior surface of the foot to the lower leg is called?
    dorsiflex
  • How much CR angle and what direction is the CR for the Rosenberg method?
    10 degrees caudal
  • How much is the knee flexed in the Beclere method?
    40-45 degrees
  • To properly visualize the joint space in an AP foot the CR must be at what angle?
    it must be perpendicular to the metatarsals ( 15 degrees)
  • Which joint surfaces of the ankle are most commonly open
    medial and superior
  • How many articular facets make up the subtalar joint?
    3
  • A radiograph of an AP medial oblique projection of the foot should demonstrate?
    the 3-5 metatarsals free from superimposition
  • Which projection will best demonstrate evidence of Osgood -Schlatters disease?
    AP and Lateral knee
  • In the AP weight-bearing feet projection how much and which way is the CR angled?
    15 degrees posteriorly
  • Where is the adductor tubercle?
    see image
  • In the sesamoid tangential projection, how much angle from vertical is the foot dorsiflexed?
    15 to 20 angle from vertical
  • What CR angulation is recommended for an AP projection of the knee for a patient with an ASIS to tabletop measurment of 18 cm?
    3-5 degrees caudal
  • How much rotation from AP will typically produce a mortise view of the ankle?
    15-20 degrees
  • All three Holmblad methods require the patient to lean forward how far?
    20 to 30 degrees forward
  • What is the technique for the AP WB Knee?
    70 kVp and 5 mAs
  • Which projection of the ankle will best demonstrate the open joint space of the lateral aspect of the ankle joint?
    mortise
  • Extending the toes downward or pointing the foot is called?
    plantarflexion
  • Camp Coventry method is done prone with the knee flexed at what angle?
    40 to 50 degree angle
  • How much of the distal tib-fib should be visible on the weight-bearing lateral foot projection?
    a minimum of 1 inch of distal tib-fib
  • Which CR angle should be used for a mediolateral projection of a knee on a short wide pelvis patient?
    7-10 cephalic
  • What is the minimum amount of distal metatarsals that should be visualized on a sesamoid projection?
    3
  • The profiled appearance of the adductor tubercle and excessive superimposition of the fibular head and neck on a mediolateral projection of the knee indicates?
    underrotation of the knee toward the IR
  • What are stress views of the ankles used for?
    evaluate ankle joint for joint separation and ligament tear or rupture
  • Which routine should be performed for the second toe?
    Lateral -medio projection
  • Which projection of the knee will best demonstrate the neck of the fibula without superimposition of the tibia?
    oblique with medial rotation
  • How much flexion of the knee is recommended for the lateral projection of the patella?
    5-10 degrees
  • For the stress view of the ankle from a true AP position which way is inversion and which way is eversion?
    inversion is stressing the ankle medially and eversion is stressing the ankle laterally
  • How should the CR be directed for the Beclere method?
    perpendicular to the lower leg
  • How much are the knees flexed in the Rosenberg method?
    45 degrees
  • Where is the CR placed for a mediolateral projection of the calcaneus?
    1 inch inferior to the medial malleolus
  • What is the technique for the AP WB ankle?
    60 kVp and 4 mAs