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ChiroBoards2: Xray Positioning

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Lateral Skull =   show
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show 10x12  
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show 40 ; None  
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P-A Caldwell Projection =   show
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show 10x12  
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show 40; 15 degrees caudad  
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show Foramen Magnum  
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show 10x12  
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A-P Towne's FFD and tube tilt   show
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show Maxillary Sinus  
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show 8x10  
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show 40; none  
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Neutral Lateral Cervical film size =   show
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show 72; None  
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show 8x10  
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show 40; 15 degrees cephalic  
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show 8x10  
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Which film is best for viewing a Burst FX?   show
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show APOM  
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show 40; None  
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show 8x10  
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show 72; 15 degrees (anterior caudad/ posterior cephalad)  
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show posterior oblique  
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show Cervical Flexion  
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What MUST you do before taking a cervical flexion/extension film? (in trauma series cases)   show
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show 72; none  
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Cervical Extension FFD and tube tilt =   show
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show Cervical articular pillar film  
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show 8x10  
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Cervical Articular Pillar FFD and tube tilt =   show
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show P-A  
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show 7x17  
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show 40  
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Lateral Thoracic Film size   show
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show 40; none  
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show lower half of thoracic spine  
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Best view for seeing cervico-thoracic junction   show
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Swimmer's View film size?   show
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show 40; 5 degrees caudal  
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Describe patient's position in swimmer's view   show
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show 14x17  
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show 72  
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show deep breath in and hold  
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show Deep breath in and hold  
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breathing instructions: Apical Lordotic   show
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breathing instructions: A-P Lumbar   show
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breathing instructions: Lateral Lumbar   show
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breathing instructions: L5/S1 Spot shot   show
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Lateral Chest film size   show
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show 72  
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Best view for seeing lung apices and a Pancoast tumor   show
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show 14x17  
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show 72  
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show 14x17  
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A-P Lumbar FFD and tube tilt   show
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A-P Lumbar Central Ray placement   show
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Lateral Lumbar film size   show
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show 40; none  
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Lateral Lumbar Central Ray placement   show
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show Sacral Base Tilt; Ferguson's Projection  
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show 8x10  
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show 40; 25 degrees cephalic  
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L5/S1 Spot Shot= patient position   show
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L5/S1 Spot Shot central ray placement   show
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show Lumbar Spine Oblique  
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Lumbar Spine Oblique view : Film size ; FFD; Tube Tilt =   show
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show 8x10; 40; none  
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Lateral L5/S1 spot shot: central ray position =   show
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show 8x10; 40; 15 degrees cephalic  
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show 2 inches superior to the pubic symphysis  
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Lateral Sacrum: Film size; FFD; Tube tilt =   show
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Lateral Sacrum : central ray position =   show
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Lateral Sacrum : patient position   show
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show 8x10; 40; 10 degrees caudal  
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A-P coccyx: Central ray position   show
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Lateral coccyx: film size; FFD; tube tilt   show
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A-P Angulated SI Joint film : film size; FFD; tube tilt =   show
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A-P Angulated SI Joint film : central ray position =   show
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What views should be done to assess the AC joint?   show
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show Take bilateral views for comparison  
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show 8x10; 40; 5 degrees cephalad (pt. standing A-P)  
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A-P Shoulder with external rotation views what skeletal structure?   show
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A-P Shoulder with internal rotation views what skeletal structure?   show
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show 10x12; 40  
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Axial Clavicle: Film size; FFD; tube tilt   show
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show Seated at the end of the table with shoulder, elbow, and wrist against the table and the hand SUPINATED  
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show 40; none  
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show 40; none  
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show Seated at the end of the table with elbow flexed to 90 degrees and shoulder, elbow, and wrist against the table and thumb pointed towards tube.  
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Medial (Internal) Oblique Elbow: FFD; tube tilt   show
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show Seated at the end of the table with shoulder, elbow, and wrist against the table and the hand PRONATED.  
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Which view is best for the carpals?   show
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P-A Wrist: FFD and tube tilt   show
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show Seated at the end of the table with elbow and wrist against the table and hand pronated with fingers curled loosely in a fist  
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Medial Oblique Wrist: FFD and tube tilt   show
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show Seated at the end of the table; elbow and wrist against the table and the hand is oblique at 45 degrees  
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show 40; none  
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show Seated at the end of the table with the elbow and wrist against the table, wrist in 0 degrees flexion and metacarpals stacked on top of each other.  
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show P-A Ulnar Deviation view  
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show 40; none  
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P-A Ulnar Deviation View: Patient position   show
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show P-A Hand  
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P-A Hand: FFD and tube tilt   show
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P-A Hand: Patient position   show
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Medial Oblique Hand: FFD and tube tilt   show
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Medial Oblique Hand: Patient position   show
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Lateral hand: FFD and tube tilt   show
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Lateral hand: Patient position   show
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show 14x17  
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A-P Pelvis: FFD and tube tilt   show
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A-P Pelvis: Patient position   show
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A-P Pelvis: Central ray position   show
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Frog Leg Lateral Hip: Film size; FFD; Tube tilt   show
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show supine, leg on the side of interest in "Figure 4" position  
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show 8x10; 40; 5 degrees cephalic  
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A-P Knee: Central ray position   show
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A-P Knee: Patient position   show
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Lateral Knee: Film size; FFD; Tube tilt   show
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show Lateral recumbent position with knee of interest closest to the table and flexed 30-45 degrees while the opposite leg is out of the way  
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Which film is best for viewing the intercondylar fossa?   show
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show 8x10; 40; 45 degrees caudal  
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show prone with the knee flexed to 45 degrees  
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show Tangential (sunrise) view  
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Tangential (sunrise) view: Tube tilt   show
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show prone with the knee of interest flexed maximally  
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Which view is best for viewing the following all together: distal tibia and fibula, ankle joint, and talus =   show
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show none  
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show supine or standing on the table with leg extended, ankle in 90 degrees of dorsiflexion and foot turned in 5 degrees  
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show none  
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Medial Oblique Ankle: patient position   show
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show none  
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show lateral recumbent position with lateral aspect of the ankle of interest closest to the table and ankle in 90 degrees dorsiflexion while the opposite leg is out of the way  
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Which view is best to see the tarsals distal to the talus, metatarsals, and phalanges?   show
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A-P Dorsoplantar foot view: tube tilt   show
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A-P Dorsoplantar foot view: patient position   show
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show none  
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Medial Oblique Foot view: patient position   show
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show none  
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Lateral Foot: patient position   show
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