RADR 1311 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!
View - ANSWER the representation of an image as seen from the vantage of the image
receptor
Position - ANSWER placement of the patient or part
Projection - ANSWER the process of recording a body part on an image receptor;
usually refers to the path of radiation as it goes from the x-ray tube through the patient
to the image receptor
Anatomical Position - ANSWER the subject stands upright, with the limbs extended, face
to the front, palms of the hands facing the front, and feet together
Recumbent - ANSWER lying down in any position
Supine - ANSWER lying down face up
Prone - ANSWER lying down face down
Oblique - ANSWER a position in which the body part is rotated so that it does not
produce a frontal (AP or PA) or a lateral projection
RIght Posterior Oblique - ANSWER the right posterior surface of the body is closest to
the film
Left Posterior Oblique - ANSWER the left posterior surface of the body is closest to the
film
, Right Anterior Oblique - ANSWER the right anterior surface of the body is closest to the
film
Left Anterior Oblique - ANSWER the left anterior surface of the body is closest to the film
Trendelenburg - ANSWER patient is recumbent with the feet higher than the head
Fowler - ANSWER patient is recumbent with the head higher than the feet
Lateral Recumbent - ANSWER patient is lying on their side; the side closest to the film
determines wheter it is a right or left
Erect/upright - ANSWER patient is sitting or standing
Semi-Erect - ANSWER patient is neither recumbent or erect
Medial/mesial - ANSWER refers to parts toward median plane of body or toward middle
of a part
Lateral - ANSWER refers to parts away from median plane of body or away from middle
of a part to left or right
Anterior/Ventral - ANSWER refers to forward part of body or to forward part of an organ
Posterior - ANSWER toward the back, or in the back part of the body or a part of it
Dorsal/Dorsum/Dorsum Pedis - ANSWER toward the back, or in the back part of the
body or a part of it/ superior or anterior surface of the foot
View - ANSWER the representation of an image as seen from the vantage of the image
receptor
Position - ANSWER placement of the patient or part
Projection - ANSWER the process of recording a body part on an image receptor;
usually refers to the path of radiation as it goes from the x-ray tube through the patient
to the image receptor
Anatomical Position - ANSWER the subject stands upright, with the limbs extended, face
to the front, palms of the hands facing the front, and feet together
Recumbent - ANSWER lying down in any position
Supine - ANSWER lying down face up
Prone - ANSWER lying down face down
Oblique - ANSWER a position in which the body part is rotated so that it does not
produce a frontal (AP or PA) or a lateral projection
RIght Posterior Oblique - ANSWER the right posterior surface of the body is closest to
the film
Left Posterior Oblique - ANSWER the left posterior surface of the body is closest to the
film
, Right Anterior Oblique - ANSWER the right anterior surface of the body is closest to the
film
Left Anterior Oblique - ANSWER the left anterior surface of the body is closest to the film
Trendelenburg - ANSWER patient is recumbent with the feet higher than the head
Fowler - ANSWER patient is recumbent with the head higher than the feet
Lateral Recumbent - ANSWER patient is lying on their side; the side closest to the film
determines wheter it is a right or left
Erect/upright - ANSWER patient is sitting or standing
Semi-Erect - ANSWER patient is neither recumbent or erect
Medial/mesial - ANSWER refers to parts toward median plane of body or toward middle
of a part
Lateral - ANSWER refers to parts away from median plane of body or away from middle
of a part to left or right
Anterior/Ventral - ANSWER refers to forward part of body or to forward part of an organ
Posterior - ANSWER toward the back, or in the back part of the body or a part of it
Dorsal/Dorsum/Dorsum Pedis - ANSWER toward the back, or in the back part of the
body or a part of it/ superior or anterior surface of the foot
