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ANSWERS.
sthenic correct answers average build
hyposthenic correct answers slender
asthenic correct answers extremely thin
hypersthenic correct answers above average or massive build
what landmark corresponds to C4-5? correct answers thyroid cartilage
what landmark corresponds to the sternal notch? correct answers T2,3
what landmark corresponds to the sternal angle? correct answers T4,5
what landmark corresponds to the inferior angle of the scapula? correct answers T7
what landmark corresponds to the xiphoid tip? correct answers T10
what landmark corresponds to the level of L3,4? correct answers umbilicus
what landmark corresponds to the iliac crest? correct answers L4
what landmark corresponds to the ASIS? correct answers S1
,what landmark corresponds to the greater trochanter? correct answers pubic symphysis
mesocephalic correct answers Pertaining to an average width head
petrous ridges are 47 degrees from MSP
brachycephalic correct answers Having a short, wide head
petrous ridges are 54 degrees from MSP
Dolicocephalic correct answers having a long, narrow head
petrous ridges are 40 degrees from MSP
what line is used for all skull projections except for 2 and what are they? correct answers OML
lateral and SMV
what does the AP/PA axial skull (Townes) demonstrate? correct answers dorsum sellae within the
foramen magnum
what is seen in the PA axial Caldwell method of the skull? correct answers petrous ridges
projected in the lower 1/3 of the orbits
what is the angle of the CR for the PA Haas method of the skull? correct answers 25-30 degrees
cephalad
what do we see in the PA skull? correct answers petrous ridges completely filling the orbits
what bones are affected by a blowout fx? correct answers zygomatic arch
maxilla
palantine
, what projection is done to see a blowout fx? correct answers modified waters
what is the angle of the CR for an axiolateral oblique of the mandible? correct answers 25
degrees cephalic through ramus closest to IR
in an axiolateral oblique of the mandible, what position is the head in to demonstrate the ramus?
correct answers true lateral
in an axiolateral oblique of the mandible, what position is the head in to demonstrate the body?
correct answers head rotated 30 degrees toward the table
in an axiolateral oblique of the mandible, what position is the head in to demonstrate the
mentum? correct answers head rotated 45 degrees toward the table
nasal bones will use the same technique as _______ correct answers finger
what projection demonstrates the nasal septum? correct answers parietoacanthial (waters)
doesn't show a fx, only shows deviation
what is the only projection of paranasal sinuses that demonstrates all 4 sinuses? correct answers
lateral
what sinuses are shown in the PA axial caldwell of the sinuses? correct answers frontal and
ethmoid
what sinuses are shown in the waters method of sinuses? correct answers maxillary
may also see sphenoid through open mouth
ANSWERS.
sthenic correct answers average build
hyposthenic correct answers slender
asthenic correct answers extremely thin
hypersthenic correct answers above average or massive build
what landmark corresponds to C4-5? correct answers thyroid cartilage
what landmark corresponds to the sternal notch? correct answers T2,3
what landmark corresponds to the sternal angle? correct answers T4,5
what landmark corresponds to the inferior angle of the scapula? correct answers T7
what landmark corresponds to the xiphoid tip? correct answers T10
what landmark corresponds to the level of L3,4? correct answers umbilicus
what landmark corresponds to the iliac crest? correct answers L4
what landmark corresponds to the ASIS? correct answers S1
,what landmark corresponds to the greater trochanter? correct answers pubic symphysis
mesocephalic correct answers Pertaining to an average width head
petrous ridges are 47 degrees from MSP
brachycephalic correct answers Having a short, wide head
petrous ridges are 54 degrees from MSP
Dolicocephalic correct answers having a long, narrow head
petrous ridges are 40 degrees from MSP
what line is used for all skull projections except for 2 and what are they? correct answers OML
lateral and SMV
what does the AP/PA axial skull (Townes) demonstrate? correct answers dorsum sellae within the
foramen magnum
what is seen in the PA axial Caldwell method of the skull? correct answers petrous ridges
projected in the lower 1/3 of the orbits
what is the angle of the CR for the PA Haas method of the skull? correct answers 25-30 degrees
cephalad
what do we see in the PA skull? correct answers petrous ridges completely filling the orbits
what bones are affected by a blowout fx? correct answers zygomatic arch
maxilla
palantine
, what projection is done to see a blowout fx? correct answers modified waters
what is the angle of the CR for an axiolateral oblique of the mandible? correct answers 25
degrees cephalic through ramus closest to IR
in an axiolateral oblique of the mandible, what position is the head in to demonstrate the ramus?
correct answers true lateral
in an axiolateral oblique of the mandible, what position is the head in to demonstrate the body?
correct answers head rotated 30 degrees toward the table
in an axiolateral oblique of the mandible, what position is the head in to demonstrate the
mentum? correct answers head rotated 45 degrees toward the table
nasal bones will use the same technique as _______ correct answers finger
what projection demonstrates the nasal septum? correct answers parietoacanthial (waters)
doesn't show a fx, only shows deviation
what is the only projection of paranasal sinuses that demonstrates all 4 sinuses? correct answers
lateral
what sinuses are shown in the PA axial caldwell of the sinuses? correct answers frontal and
ethmoid
what sinuses are shown in the waters method of sinuses? correct answers maxillary
may also see sphenoid through open mouth
