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Best Demonstrates
Positioning Best Demos
Question | Answer |
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Larynx | Lateral Cervical For Soft Tissue |
Trachea, Diaphrgmatic Domes, The Heart and Arotic Knob | PA Chest |
Pleural Effusion | Decubitus Chest |
Pneumothorax | PA Chest with Expiration |
Apices without Clavicular Superimposition | Lordotic Chest |
Interlobar Fissure, Differentiate the Lobes, and Localize Pulmonary Lesions | Lateral Chest |
Right Lung, The Heart, Descending Aorta, and the Aortic Arch | LAO Chest |
Left Lung, Left Atrium, Anterior portion of apex of the left ventricle, and right retrocardiac space | RAO Chest |
Hilum | Lateral Chest |
Air-Fluid Levels, and accumulations of intrapertioneal air under diaphragm (when PT can stand) | Erect Abdomen |
Air-Fluid levels, and Accumulations of Intrapertioneal air under diaphragm (When PT cannot Stand) | Decubitus Abdomen |
Calification of aorta or other vessels, aorta aneurysm, and umbilical Hernias | Lateral Abdomen |
Bowel Obstruction, Neoplasms, Calcification, Ascites | AP Abdomen |
Pisiform, Hamulus of Hamate | Carpal Canal or Tunnel View |
Scaphoid | Ulnar Deviation |
Olecranon Process | Lateral Elbow |
Trochlear Notch | Lateral Elbow |
Elbow Fat Pads | Lateral Elbow |
Pronator Fat Pads | Lateral Wrist |
Anterior/Posterior Fracture Displacement in hand | Lateral Hand in Extension/ Flexion |
Radial Head and Neck, and Capitulum of Humerus | External Oblique Elbow |
Coronoid Process of Ulna and Trochlea in Profile | Internal Oblique Elbow |
Greater Tubercle of Humerus Visualized in Profile | AP Shoulder with External Rotation of Humerus |
Lesser Tubercle visualized in full Profile | AP Shoulder with internal Rotation of Humerus-Lawrence Method |
Scapulohumeral Joint | Grashey Method-West Point Method |
Coracid Process of Shoulder | Lawrence(Axillary) Method-Scapular "Y" |
Intertubercular Grooce | Fisk-Bicipital Groove |
Scapular Fracture | Lateral Scapula |
Dislocation of Humerus | Scapular Y Lateral-Inferosuperior Axial Projection |
Posterior Scapulohumeral Dislocations | Garth Method |
Supraspinatus Outlet | Neer Method |
Condition of the Longitudinal Arch of the Foot | Lateral Weight Bearing Foot |
Heel | Lateral-Axial |
Talus | AP Mortise |
Patella Free of Superimposition | Lateral-Sunrise Patella |
Intercondylar Fossa | Tunnel |
Proximal Tibiofubar Joint | Internal Oblique Knee |