Spine Study Test
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| A. AP Axial, Oblique, Lateral and special viewB. FF: 40", 8x10cw, supine, tilt head back slightly. CR is perpendicular to the film entering open mouth. Shown is C1-C2 and Ordontoid process.C. FFD: 40", film size 14x17lw. Supine. Flex knees.CR is perpendicular to the film entering L3 (Iliac Crest)- must see symphasis pubisD. FFD 40", 10x12lw. Supine obl. MSP to lateral border, 1/2 way between, slide patient until CR hits finger, place thumb on opposite ASIS, roll like a log. Breathe out. Apophyseal jointE. FFD: 72". 8x10 or 10x12lw. Upright lateral. Arm closest to wall bucky up, other arm down. CR is perpendicular to the film entering C7. If patient cannot stretch, tilt 3-5 caudad. Shown is lower C, upper T.F. Lumbar SpineG. Lamina failed to unite posteriorallyH. FFD: 40", 10x12lw. Supine. If possible, keep legs straight(if not, tilt a little less on CR). CR is 15-20 cephallic entering 2 1/2" superior to symphasis pubis. I. AP projection of the thoracic spineJ. FacetsK. BodyL. FFD 72", 8x10lw. Upright obl. RPO/LPO. If too short, use RAO/LAO. 1)RPO/LPO 15-20 cephallic or 2)LAO/RAO 15-20 caudad (short), entering C4M. Dens or odontoid processN. AP, Oblique, Lateral and special viewO. C2P. Smooth area for articulationQ. FFD 40", 8x10lw. Supine. Tilt head back slightly (a line between incisors and EAM). CR is 15-2degrees cephallic entering C4 (hyoid). Shown is C3-T2R. AP Axial, Oblique, and LateralS. Dorsal spineT. Joint where bones are joined together |
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