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C&Tspine positioning

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AP Axial c-spine CR C4 (lower margin of thyroid cartilage) Angle 15-20 degrees cephalic
AP Open Mouth c-spine CR to center of open mouth
AP Dens: Fuchs c-spine CR to the tip of the inferior tip of mandible Angle parallel to the MML Elevate chin so the MML is nearly perpendicular to the IR
PA Dens: Judd c-spine CR midoccipital bone (1" inferioposterior to mastoid tips and angles of mandible Angle parallel to the MML Extend chin so that the MML is nearly perpendicular to the IR
Lateral c-spine CR C4 Depress shoulders and extend chin to prevent superimposition
Lateral Swimmers c-spine CR T1 (1" above jugular notch or at level of C7 spinous process) Raise shoulder and humerus closest to IR above head, depress farthest shoulder
Trauma Lateral c-spine CR C4 do NOT manipulate head
Oblique c-spine CR C4 Angle 15-20 degree cephalic for RPO/LPO or 12-20 degrees caudal for RAO/LAO Rotate body and head to form 45 degree angle to the IR
flexion/extension lateral c-spine CR C4 Depress shoulders out of anatomy Flexion: depress chin to chest without moving body forward Extension: extend chin without moving backward
AP Thoracic Spine CR T7 (3-4in below jugular notch) C7 to L1 demonstrated
Lateral Thoracic Spine CR T7 (3-4in below jugular notch) T1 to L1 demonstrated
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