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RTE 1503 CHP 1

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show (80) bones: Cranium, facial, cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral coccyx, sternum and ribs  
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Appendicular skeleton   show
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show flat, short, long and irregular  
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show outer shell, hard or dense bone tissue  
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Body of bone   show
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show Cancellous bone, at both ends, highly porous and usually contains red bone marrow which produces red blood cells  
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show hollow portion of bone. In adult's contains fatty yellow marrow.  
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show Covers bone except at the ends.  
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show (glassy or clear) articulating surfaces are covered with.  
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show bone replaces membranes  
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show bone replaces cartilage  
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show primary center of ossification  
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show secondary center of ossification  
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Classification of joints   show
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show syndesmosis, suture, gomphosis  
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cartilaginous   show
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freely movable joints   show
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Plane (gliding)   show
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show flexion and extension (elbow joints)  
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show Rotatinal (between C1 and C2 vertebrae)  
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show abduction and adduction (ankle)  
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show Flexion and extension (wrist joints)  
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show Medial and lateral rotation (Hip and shoulder joints)  
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show Movement in one direction (knee)  
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Back half   show
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front half   show
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show sole or posterior surface of the foot  
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Dorsal   show
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direction or path of the CR of the x-ray beam   show
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show Posteroanterior (PA projection)  
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show A projection of CR from anterior to posterior (AP projection)  
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show AP/PA oblique projection  
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A lateral projection described by the path of the CR   show
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Supine   show
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show lying on abdomen, facing downward  
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show upright position  
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Recumbent   show
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show a recumbent position, head lower than the feet  
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show a recumbent position, head higher than the feet  
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show a recumbent position, left anterior side  
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Lithotomy   show
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show Lateral position  
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show Oblique position  
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Specific oblique position in which the left or right posterior aspect of the body is closest to the IR   show
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Oblique position in which the right or left anterior aspect of the body is closet to the IR   show
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show Decubitus (decub)  
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show Right or left lateral decubitus  
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show Dorsal decutius position  
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show Ventral decubitus position  
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show Tangential projection  
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Cephalad angle   show
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Caudad angle   show
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show on the same side  
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show on the opposite side  
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show Ulnar deviation  
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toward the radial side of the wrist   show
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lateral movement of the arm or leg away from the body   show
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show adduction  
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radiographic image as seen form the vantage of the image receptor.   show
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Support and protect many soft tissues of the body, produces red blood cells, and allows movement through interaction with the muscles to form a system of levers   show
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show Digestive system  
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Distribute oxygen and nutrients to the cells, carry cell waste & CO2 from the cells, protect against disease, and help reg. body temp   show
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show Respiratory system  
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show Urinary system  
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Regulates body activities with electrical impulses that travel along various nerves   show
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show Muscular system  
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show Endocrine system  
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show 25  
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An image of a patient's anatomic part(s), as produced by the action of x-rays on an IR   show
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The process and procedures of producing a radiograph   show
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Upright position with arms adducted, palms forward, and head and feet directed straight ahead   show
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show Axial projection  
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show Superimposition of anatomic structures, localization of lesions or foreign bodies, and determination of alignment of fractures  
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Three projections are required when?   show
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show Two for checking fracture alignment  
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show Only one unless a hip injury is suspected  
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show Forearm, humerus, femur, hips, Tib-fib, and chest  
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Accepted way to place a radiographic image for viewing   show
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