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Midterm positioning

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All of the following are facial bones except. ( ethmoid, mandible, maxillae, zygomatic)   show
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show Ethmoid, frontal, sphenoid  
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Which bones have condyles that articulate with the atlas of the cervical spine   show
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show Temporal bone  
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show Temporal bone  
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show Hearing and balance  
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Which of the following is located in the middle ear   show
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Which of the following is located in the inner ear   show
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This is the largest most dense bone n the face   show
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show Hyoid bone  
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Typically shaped head at the Petrous pyramids projected anteriorly and medially at what angle   show
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show Mesocephalic skull  
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show Brachycephalic skull  
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show Dolichocephalic skull  
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show Midsagittal  
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show 2 inches above  
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show Interpupillary line is perpendicular to the IR and the midsagittal plane is placed parallel to the IR  
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show Orbital roofs, EAMs, and temporal mandibular rami joint  
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show 15 degrees caudal  
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show Orbitalomeatal line  
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show 15 degrees cephalad  
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What line is perpendicular to the IR in the Townes projection   show
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If you can not get the neck flexed enough in the Townes projection what line should be placed perpendicular to the IR   show
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What is true regarding the AP axial skull projection on where you place the IR   show
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If the IOML line is perpendicular during the Townes what is the CR angle   show
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show Dorsae sellae, posterior cliniod process  
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What is the CR angle during an AP axial Townes to demonstrate the entire foremen magnum   show
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show Haas, Townes  
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How many bones are in the skull   show
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show 7(3 cranial, 4 facial)  
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For the SMV projection of the cranial base the CR should always be perpendicular to what   show
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show Nose and forehead  
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For the AP axial Townes projection what is demonstrated   show
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Which line should be placed parallel to the plane of the IR during the SMV projection at the cranial base   show
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show Perpendicular /0 degrees  
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show SMV  
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Which projection demonstrates the cranial base   show
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show Sphenoid  
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Which of the following foramina is found in the sphenoid bone   show
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show Palentine and maxillae  
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What type of joint is the TMJ   show
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show Sphenoid bone  
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Large aperture in the occipital bone that allows the medulla oblongta and spinal cord to exit is   show
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The base anterior portion of the occipital bone contains two large openings that allow blood vessels to pass through are called   show
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Thickest and densest portion of bone in the cranium is   show
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show Foremen lacerum  
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Which of the facial bone contains the foremen in which the tear duct passes   show
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