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L-Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx

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Which projection will best demonstrate spondylolisthesis?   show
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Where is the Xiphoid Process?   show
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Where is the Costal Margin?   show
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Where is the Iliac Crest?   show
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Where is the ASIS?   show
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Which projections are used after a spinal fusion surgery?   show
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show Female  
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How do you tell if a patient is over/under rotated on an oblique L-Spine?   show
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show Body rotated- 25 to 30 degrees. CR angle- No angle. Placement- Direct CR 1in medially to upside ASIS.  
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show The side with a convex curve  
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Which position for SI joints will best demonstrate the left joint?   show
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show Increase Cauded CR angle from 10 to 15 degrees  
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What is the CR angle, placement, and centering for AP coccyx?   show
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What is the CR angle, placement, and centering for AP Sacrum?   show
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If a patient has Scoliosis which side should be down?   show
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How do you demonstrate the lower portion of the SI joints on an oblique position?   show
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show Males- 30 degrees cephalad Females- 35 degrees cephalad  
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show Yes  
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Where does the CR need to be parallel to on a lateral L5-S1 position?   show
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How much bone loss needs to happen in order for conventional radiography to detect it?   show
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show Facet  
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What is the largest vertebral body?   show
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What is the lamina between the superior and inferior articular processes?   show
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show The two superior articular processes  
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What is the first sacral opening that contains certain sacral nerves?   show
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show 3-5 (Average of four)  
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show Women  
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show 90 degrees  
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What angle is used for Oblique Zygapophyseal joints?   show
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show RPO-Right joints LPO-Left joints  
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show RAO-Left joints LAO-Right joints  
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show Synovial, Diarthrodial, and plane or gliding  
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What joint classification of L-spines are Intervertebral joints?   show
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For an AP projection of the L-spine, should the knees be flexed?   show
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show The presence and extent of fractures, disk disease, and neoplastic disease.  
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Magnetic Resonance imaging (MRI)   show
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Nuclear Medicine   show
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show Hyperparathyroidism estrogen deficiency, advancing age, and lifestyle factors  
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show Requires injection of contrast medium to visualize the soft tissue structures of the spinal canal.  
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Ankylosing Spondylitis   show
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Compression Fractures   show
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Chance Fractures   show
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Herniated Nucleus Pulposus (HNP)   show
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Lordosis   show
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show Lateral curvature of the vertebral column  
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Spina Bifida   show
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Spondylolisthesis   show
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show the dislocation of a vertebrae.  
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What angle Is used to visualize a L1-L2 vertebrae?   show
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What angle is used to visualize the L3-L4 vertebrae?   show
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show 30 degrees  
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