L-spine general comp questions
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| structures shown for L-spine obliques | articular process and zygapophseal joints of side down
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| the pedicle is seen anterior on the body for an oblique L-spine, meaning: | the patient is under rotated
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| if the pedicle is posterior on the body for an oblique L-spine, the patient is: | over-rotated
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| What projection must be done to view the intervertebral foramina of the L-spine? | lateral
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| What projection must be done to view the zygaopohyseal joints of the L-spine? | 30-60 degree oblique – AP side down, PA side up
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| A 45 degree RAO L-spine will demonstrate which zygapophyseal joints? | left
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| A 45 degree RPO L-spine will demonstrate which zygapophyseal joints? | right
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| A 45 degree LPO L-spine will demonstrate which zygapophyseal joints? | left
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| A 45 degree LAO L-spine will demonstrate which zygapophyseal joints? | right
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| How are the zygapophyseal joints of L1-L2 oriented on average? | 15 degrees to the MSP
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| How are the zygapophyseal joints of L2-L3 oriented on average? | 30 degrees to the MSP
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| How does the orientation of the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae change? | they lie laterally on the superior vertebrae, and slightly superiorly on the inferior vertebrae
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| The lamina between the superior and inferior articular process is called: | pars interarticularis
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| How are the zygapophyseal joints of the L-spine situated? | angles posteriorly 30-60 degrees from the MSP
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