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Abduction - ✔✔ Movement of a part away from the central axis of the body.



Accessory equipment reducing scatter radiation - ✔✔ Grid.



Acromial extremity - ✔✔ The part of the clavicle that articulates with the acromion of the
scapula.



Acromion - ✔✔ The bony process on the scapula that forms the highest point of the
shoulder.



Adduction - ✔✔ Movement of a part toward the central axis of the body.



adult skeleton - ✔✔ Composed of 206 bones.



Advantages of 72 inches SID - ✔✔ Includes decreased magnification of the heart and
increased spatial resolution of delicate lung structures.



Age-specific competencies - ✔✔ Must be written by each radiology department to meet
the standards of JCAHO.



alae of the ilia - ✔✔ are symmetric.



ALARA concept - ✔✔ Stands for 'as low as reasonably achievable.'



Anatomic neck - ✔✔ The area of the humerus just below the head.



Anatomic position - ✔✔ The palms of the hands are facing forward.



Anatomic structure shown in profile on AP projection of humerus - ✔✔ Greater tubercle.

,Anatomic structure shown in profile on lateral projection of humerus - ✔✔ Lesser
tubercle.


Anatomy demonstrated free of superimposition on AP oblique projection of elbow in
lateral rotation - ✔✔ Radial head and neck.



anatomy in the anterior neck - ✔✔ Thyroid gland and Parathyroid glands



anatomy indicated by arrow in figure - ✔✔ is the radial head.



anatomy labeled as letter A - ✔✔ Apex of left lung



anatomy labeled as letter B - ✔✔ Aortic arch



anatomy labeled as letter C - ✔✔ Heart



Anatomy labeled as letter C in third digit - ✔✔ The anatomy labeled as letter C is the
Middle phalanx.



anatomy labeled as letter D - ✔✔ Costophrenic angle of right lung



Anatomy labeled as letter D in third digit - ✔✔ The anatomy labeled as letter D is the
Proximal IP joint.



Anatomy labeled as letter E in third digit - ✔✔ The anatomy labeled as letter E is the
Proximal phalanx.


Anatomy projected free of superimposition for AP oblique projection of elbow with
medial rotation - ✔✔ Coronoid process.

,Anatomy superimposed over the junction of the Y - ✔✔ Humeral head.



AP - ✔✔ If the central ray enters the posterior body surface and exits the anterior body
surface, the x-ray projection is termed this.



AP axial - ✔✔ An x-ray projection identified in a specific figure.



AP lateral oblique projection angle - ✔✔ 30 degrees.



AP oblique - ✔✔ An x-ray projection identified in a specific figure.



AP oblique in lateral rotation - ✔✔ A type of projection.



AP oblique in medial rotation - ✔✔ A type of projection.



AP oblique projection in medial rotation angle - ✔✔ 35 degrees.



AP oblique projection of the shoulder (Grashey) - ✔✔ Another projection method
mentioned.



AP oblique projection, RPO position - ✔✔ Produces the same image as the PA oblique
projection LAO position.



AP oblique, lateral rotation position - ✔✔ A type of projection and position.



AP oblique, medial rotation position - ✔✔ A type of projection and position.



AP projection of the shoulder - ✔✔ Anteroposterior view of the shoulder used in
radiology.

, AP projection of the shoulder in internal rotation - ✔✔ Demonstrated projection in the
image.



AP scapula positioning - ✔✔ The upper extremity is positioned abducted 90 degrees, with
elbow flexed.



AP, anatomic position - ✔✔ A type of projection and position.



Apparent abnormalities affecting radiographic results - ✔✔ Freckles and moles should not
be recorded by the radiographer.



Appendicular Skeleton - ✔✔ Contains 126 bones.



Appendix location - ✔✔ Usually located in the right lower quadrant (RLQ) of the
abdomen.



Application of weights for AC joints exposure - ✔✔ Affixed to the wrists.



area on the bone labeled with arrow - ✔✔ is the trochlear notch.



Arm abduction for inferosuperior projection - ✔✔ Should be abducted 90 degrees.



Arm positioning for lateral scapula - ✔✔ Flex the elbow and place the hand on the
posterior thorax.



Arm positioning for scapula delineation - ✔✔ Extend the arm upward and rest the
forearm on the head.



arthrology - ✔✔ The study of joints or articulations.

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