ARRT Image Evaluation Flashcards on Unit 7 - Cranium and Vertebral Column, created by RadTech Fairy on 11/04/2017.
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Oblique C-Spine
evaluation criteria
Lateral C-Spine
evaluation criteria
AP Open Mouth
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AP Thoracic Spine
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Lateral T-Spine
Evaluation Criteria
Swimmer's Lateral T-Spine
Evaluation Criteria
AP Lumbar
evaluation criteria
extreme scoliosis
Oblique Lumbar
evaluation criteria
Lateral Lumbar
evaluation criteria
L5-S1 spot
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PA Skull 0 degrees
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PA Caldwell 15
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AP Axial Towne Method
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Lateral Skull
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Parietoacanthial Waters
Modified and Transoral
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if a patient is rotated with the right side more anterior on the AP C-spine, which SC joint will be lying more over the spine?
Which positioning line is used to position the head for the AP c-spine?
On this oblique of the c-spine you will see the IVF closest to the IR
On this oblique of the l-spine, you will see the zygapophyseal joints of the side closest to the IR
On this view of the t-spine you will see the zygapophyseal joints
On this oblique of the l-spine, you will see the zygapophyseal joints on the side farthest from the IR
On this oblique of the c-spine you will see the IVF farthest from the IR
Which direction will you angle the CR for an AP oblique c-spine?
Which direction will you angle the CR for a PA oblique c-spine?
For an oblique c-spine, the _________ obliques provide less absorbed dose to the thyroid gland
how can you determine if there was a tube angle on an oblique c-spine projection?
On a lateral c-spine, if the head is tilted towards the IR we will see the ....
On a lateral c-spine, if the head is tilted away from the IR, we will see .....
On the AP open mouth projection of the c-spine, the teeth are superimposing the dens. How do we correct this problem on the repeat image?
On the AP open mouth projection of the c-spine, the base of the skull is superimposing the dens. What will we do on the repeat?
how can you determine which side was rotated more anteriorly on a lateral lumbar/lateral L5-S1?
There's trauma and you need to do a PA Caldwell skull projection. You can't get the OML perpendicular to the IR because of the C-collar. What will you do?
