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Wrist, Forearm, and Elbow

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show Scaphoid  
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Increase mAs 25-30% or increase 3-4kV   show
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show Large or wet plaster cast  
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show Small to medium dry plaster cast  
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Displacement from joint   show
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Partial dislocation   show
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show Sprain  
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Bruise without fracture   show
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Closed fracture   show
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show Compound Fracture  
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Fracture with bone splintered or crushed at site of impact, two or more fragments   show
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Fracture with fragments driven into each other   show
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show Barton's Fracture  
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show Bennett's Fracture  
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show Boxer's Fracture  
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Transverse fracture of the distal radius, fragment displaced posteriorly   show
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show Smith's Fracture  
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Positioning considerations for upper limb   show
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Number of bones in hand and wrist   show
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show 5  
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Number of carpals in wrist   show
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show 14  
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show Thumb or Lateral  
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Metacarpals articulate with phalanges to form ___________ joint   show
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show Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint  
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First metacarpal articulates with _______   show
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Second metacarpal articulates with ________   show
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show Capitate  
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show Hamate  
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show Scaphoid  
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show Radius  
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show Lunate  
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Pyramid shaped carpal   show
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Smallest of the carpal bones   show
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Smallest carpal in the distal row, wedge-shaped   show
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show Capitate  
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This carpal has the hamulus   show
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Hooklike process of the hamate   show
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The concave area or groove, major nerves and tendons pass through   show
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show Radius  
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show Ulna  
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show Styloid Process  
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Small depression on the medial aspect the distal radius   show
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Forms the distal radioulnar joint   show
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Head of the ulna located at the _____ end of the ulna   show
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Head of radius located at the ________ end of the radius   show
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Shortest bone of the forearm   show
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show Radius  
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Rough oval process on medial and anterior side of radius   show
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show Radius, Ulna  
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show Ulna  
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show Ulna  
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show Olecranon process and coronoid process  
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show Osteochondroma  
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Most common benign bone tumor, commonly in persons 10-20 years old, arises from outer cortex, common in the knee   show
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show Bursitis  
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show Carpal tunnel syndrome  
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show Fracture  
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Fluid-filled joint cavity   show
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show Osteoarthritis  
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show Osteomyelitis  
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Marble Bone, chalky white or opaque appearance, lack of distinction between bony cortex and trabeculae   show
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A decrease in bone density, thin cortex   show
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show Paget's Disease  
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The first CMC joint is what type of joint?   show
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show plane or gliding-type  
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show radius  
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The two carpals that articulate with the radius.   show
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Another name for the wrist joint   show
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Angle for PA Axial Scaphoid- Ulnar Deviation   show
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Degree of CR angle for the Gaynor Hart Method   show
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Epicondyles are_______ to IR for the AP forearm   show
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show 45 degrees  
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show 40 inches  
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True or false: the long axis of body part should be positioned to the long axis of the IR.   show
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What should happen to bring carpals closer to the IR?   show
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show midcarpal area  
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What should be done if patient unable to fully extend elbow?   show
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show True  
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CR enters_____ for forearm   show
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Elbow should be flexed _____ degrees for lateral forearm.   show
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Wrist:PA Radial Deviation requires the hand to be rotated toward the ______.   show
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Another name for the Gaynor Hart Method   show
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show 2-3 cm distal to base of 3rd metacarpal, center of palm of hand  
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show Gaynor Hart Method  
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show Lateral Forearm  
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