RAD 112 EXAM WITH QUESTIONS CORRECTLY ANSWERED

RAD 112 EXAM WITH QUESTIONS CORRECTLY ANSWERED A correctly positioned AP projection of the shoulder with external rotation will show the (greater or lateral) tubercle in full profile on the (lateral or medial) aspect of the proximal humerus. - Answer-greater lateral To demonstrate the supraspinatus outlet of the shoulder using the Neer Method the patient is placed in an anterior oblique and the central ray is angled 10 degrees to 15 degrees (caudad or cephalad). - Answer-caudad For the transthoracic lateral projection of the shoulder the central ray is directed perpendicular to the image receptor through the thorax to the _________ ______ of the proximal humerus. - Answer-surgical neck A correctly positioned AP projection of the shoulder with internal rotation will show the (greater or lesser) tubercle in full profile on the (lateral or medial) aspect of the proximal humerus. - Answer-lesser medial The glenohumeral joint is classified as a diarthrodial, synovial, ____________ or ball and socket type joint. - Answer-spheroidal For AP projections of the shoulder with external and internal rotation the central ray is directed perpendicular to the image receptor. - Answer-true The humeral head articulates with the ___________ ________ of the scapula to form the scapulohumeral joint. - Answer-glenoid cavity Which of the following positions/projection of the shoulder are trauma routines? - Answer-AP apical oblique axial (Garth Method) Scapular Y position of the shoulder Tangential projection of the supraspinatus outlet (Neer Method) Transthoracic lateral projection of the proximal humerus (Lawrence Method) AP projection of the shoulder with neutral rotation For the posterior oblique position of the shoulder using the Grashey Method, a patient with a rounded shoulder requires (more or less) rotation to place the scapular body parallel to the image receptor. - Answer-more The patient is placed in an oblique position for the scapular Y lateral projection of the shoulder. - Answer-true For the scapular Y lateral (anterior oblique position) the patient is rotated toward the (affected or unaffected) side - Answer-affected The scapular Y lateral (posterior oblique position) the patient is rotated toward the (affected or unaffected) side. - Answer-unaffected Superoinferior axial projection is the tube angled at what degree and towards what anatomy? - Answer-5-15 and elbow Hobbs or transaxillary projection is rotating the patient ___ to ____ degrees in a erect position - Answer-5 to 10