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RA 102 Chapter 5
Forearm, Elbow, Humerus
Term | Definition |
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Olecranon is also known as the | funny bone |
Trochlear notch (depression) is also known as the | semi lunar notch |
Head, neck of elbow and tuberosity must show for an _____ projection | elbow |
Head of radius nearest to the shoulder is _____, head of radius nearest to the wrist is _____. | proximal; distal |
The head of the radius _____ with the radial notch of the ulna | articulates |
Epicondyle sits on the _____ which allows the insertion of muscles and ligaments | condyle |
Which anatomy part is synovial, hinge, flexion and extension (some rotation) | the elbow |
Position and technique need to show fat pads. True/False | true |
AP Projection of the forearm | - seated facing x-ray table with arm extended - shoulder to wrist same level. - hand is supinated and find epicondyles and parallel to IR - CR perpendicular to mid forearm |
How many AP projection of elbow should be taken | 4 projections with a possible 5th. (axilla to finger tips same level) |
An AP elbow with normal exposure technique | 1/3 elbow and 1/3 humerus |
What will show in an AP elbow oblique | medial rotation; must show the coronoid process |
An AP elbow can be partially flexed when | the patient can’t straighten it out; CR perpendicular to the distal humerus |
AP distal humerus: acute flexion of elbow | - the jones position (orthopedic) completely flexed - 2 images; CR perpendicular to distal humerus and angle tube CR perpendicular to proximal radial ulnur. |
Lateral elbow, radius with hand supinated as much as possible and full 360 of radial head | - 4 lateral for radial head, difference is hand turning - medial lateral oblique, medial lateral, palm down, later lateral oblique |
Recumbent position for AP humerus | - hand is supinated - projection from shoulder to elbow - epicondyle parallel to table IR - CR perpendicular to mid humerus - arm abducted slightly. |
Recumbent position for lateral humerus | the posterior of patient’s hand against thigh, thump on table; arm adduction |
Lateral recumbent body position for demonstration of the | distal lateral humerus |
What does it mean to have the hand supinated? | palm of hand facing upward |
What does it mean to have the hand pronated? | palm of hand facing down |
The ulnar articulates proximally with the | distal trochlea of the humerus |