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VET 246

Overview of positioning

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Positional terminology is named according to where the central beam anatomically ____ the body and then where it ____ the body enters, exits
Patient lying on its back is called ___ ventrodorsal
Patient lying on its abdomen is called ___ dorsoventral
If a patient is in the position for a right lateral image they would be lying on their ____ side right
The terms right and left go ____ other terms. before
The terms medial and lateral go ____ other terms. after
When performing an X-ray on the head, neck, trunk, and tail, the terms rostral, cranial, and caudal go ____. first
What happens if our central ray is not directly over the area of interest? Distortion and misdiagnosis
It is best practice to always take __ views of each anatomical area. two
Orthogonal views Placed at right angles to each other
When imaging a limb, also image the _____ limb contralateral
Anode Heel Effect The lower field intensity towards the anode in comparison to the cathode due to lower x-ray emissions from the target material at angles perpendicular to the electron beam.
Markers on DP, CrCd, and oblique radiographs should be placed ____ laterally
Markers on lateral limb radiographs should be placed ____ cranially
Gravity markers Indicate that a patient is standing.
Lateral view: Patient's ____ is to the viewer's ____ head, left
DV/VD views: Patients head points __ ; Patient's right is on the viewer's ___ up, left
Limbs: Proximal part points up; ____ part is on the viewer's left Cr/D
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