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Positioning Test

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True or False: Generally gonadal shielding for females cannot be used for either an AP hip or an AP pelvis due to the probability of covering pertinent anatomy.
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AP Axial "Inlet" CR angle is?
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Avusion fractures occur?
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The symphysis pubis provides limited movement only?
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Unilateral "frog-leg" Projection-Mediolateral: Hip and proximal Femur is also called?
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The ischium consists of?
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The two bony landmarks that are palpated for hip localization are?
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A plane through the brim of the pelvis divides the pelvic area into how many cavities?
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Another name for the Posterior oblique for acetabulum?
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The longest and strongest bone in the entire body is?
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The acetabulum is a deep, cup-shaped cavity that accepts the head of the femur to form what?
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Which ionization chamber in an AEC system should be selected for an AP projection of the hip?
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What projection would be ideal for a patient with trauma to both proximal femurs (in addition to AP pelvis)?
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What classification and mobility type is the union of acetabulum?
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What bony structure cannot be palpated?
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Which ionization chamber(+s) should be used when using AEC for an AP pelvis projection
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An AP axial projection for anterior pelvic bones reveals that the pubic & ischial bones are not elongated. The tech used CR angle of 20 to 30 degrees cephalad for a female patient. What error was made?
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Is Unilateral frog-leg trauma or non trauma? (Lauenstein/Hickey Method or Modified Cleaves Method)
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True or False: the male pelvis is more round than a female
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Body Angles: Modified Cleaves Method (Bilateral Frog Leg) body angle is?
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False
B.
The center chamber only
C.
Cartligenous; synarthrodial (in adults)
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False. You can use shielding for the AP hip but not the pelvis
E.
Modified axiolateral (Clements-Nakayama Method)
F.
Judet
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Two. The false or greater pelvis and the lesser or true pelvis.
H.
in adolescent athletes who experience a sudden forceful or unbalanced contraction of the tendinous and muscular attachments.
I.
non-trauma
J.
the ASIS and symphysis pubis.
K.
The hip bones
L.
during pelvic trauma and childbirth.
M.
The body, the ischial tuberosity, the ischial spine, the lesser sciatic notch and the ramus of the ischium.
N.
40 degrees caudad.
O.
abduct both femora 40 to 45 degree from vertical.
P.
The femur bone. This bone and the associated joints are a frequent source of pathology when trauma occurs.
Q.
Modified Cleaves Method
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The CR angle for females is 30 to 45 degrees cephalad. 20 to 30 degrees is for a male patient
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The ischial spine
T.
Upper right and left chambers
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Is Danelius-Miller Method for Trauma or non-trauma?(axiolateral/inferosuperior hip)
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PA Axial Oblique Projeciton: Acetabulum
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Cephalopelvimetry exams were used in the past to measure baby's head and mother's pelvis. This exam has been replaced by?
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On an average adult in the anatomic position the longitudinal plane of the femur is about how many degrees from vertical?
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a fracture resulting from a severe blow to the pelvis
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What type of pathologic feature is best demonstrated with the Judet method?
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A patient enters the ER with trauma to the pelvis. The patients main concern is about her left hip. What projection should be taken first to rule out fracture?
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Common aseptic or ischemic necrosis. Legions usually involve only one hip. Predominately occurs in boys 10 -15 years of age.
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which bony landmark is found on the most inferior aspect of the posterior pelvis?
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Another name for Axiolateral (inferosuperior)

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