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| tissue of the bones consist of? | osteocytes p.91
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| synarthrotic joints? | immovable, since fibrous tissues connects them there are called fibrous articulations p.91
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| amphiarthrotic joints? | partially moveable, they are cartilaginous p.91
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| diarthrotic joints? | described as synovial, freely moveable p.92
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| types of diarthrotic joints? | gliding (plane), pivot(trochoid), hinge (ginglymus), ball and socket (spheroid) condyloid (ellipsoid) saddle (sellar) p93
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| the lateral aspect of the distal humerus that presents a raised smooth rounded surface which articulates with the superior surface of the radial head? | capitulum P.07
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| carpal bones? | proximal-lateral to medial- Scaphoid, lunate/semilunar, triangular/triguetrum, pisiform, Distal row-laeral to medial- trapezium,trapezoid,captitate,hamate p.96
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| what does the wrist ulnar deviation show? | scaphoid, reduces foreshortening p.103
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| what does wrist radial deviation show? | shows the medial carpal interspaces better p.103
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| what is the gaynor-hart and what does it show? | hyperextention of the wrist with palm verticle, it shows the carpal canal(tunnel), scaphoid, capitiate , triquetrum and pisiform p.103
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| AP humerus shows what structures? | shows the greater tubercle in profile p.105
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| what is the grashey method and what does it show? | it is when the patient is either RPO or LPO and is rotated to affected side 35-45 degrees, it shows the glenohumeral joint and the glenoid cavity well p.106
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| pelvis is the latin word for ? | basin p.115
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| what is the ring of fibrocartilage along the outer rim of the acetabulum? | labrum p.115
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| what is the ala? | wing p.115
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| what part of the pelvis forms the posteroinferior portion? | ischium p.115
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| what does the pelvic bone outlet projection show and how do you position it? | 20-35 degress cephalad for males 30-45 cephalad for females shows the ishial body and ramus, pubic superior and inferior rami p.127
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| what does the pelvis bone inlet projection show and how do you position it? | 40 degrees caudad entering midway between ASIS, shows the entire upper pelvic inlet p.127
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| what is arthography? | contrast examination performed to evaluate soft-tissue joint structures, such as cartilages, menisci, ligaments, and bursae p.129
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| conditions that need an increase in exposure factors? | acromegalty, chronic gout, multiple myeloma, osteochondroma, ostoepetrosis, pagets disease p.131
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| conditions that need a decrease in exposure factors? | arthritis, ewings sarcoma, osteomalacia, osteoporosis, rickets, thalassemia p.131
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| what is a butterfly fracture? | comminuted fx. with one or more wedge or butterfly wing-shaped pieces p/131
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| what is an avulsion fx? | small bony fragment pulled away from bony prominences as a result of forceful pull of attached ligament or tendon p.131
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| Vertebral arch is made of what? | two pedicles and two laminae which encloses the vertebral foramen this all supports two superior articular processes and two inferior articular process and 2 transverse processes and one spinous process p.133
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| what is a Monteggia's fx? | fx of the proximal third of unlar shaft with anterior dislocation of radial head p.132
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| what is Jones fx? | fx to the base of fifth metatarsal p.132
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| what is the Potts fx? | fx to the distal tibia and fibula with dislocation of the ankle joint p.132
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| Scotty dog parts? | oblique lumbar spin shows the apophyseal joints, ear-superior articular process nose-transverse process eye-pedicle neck-pars interarticularis body-lamina front foot-inferior articular process 142
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| bones of the skull? | cranium-14 facial bones, 8 cranial bones
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| average shape of skull? | mesocephalic- petrous pyramids and MSP form a 47 degree.
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