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In podiatry, know what type of film is used to visualize the
hallux in the lateral view Correct Answers occlusal film (dental
film)

In podiatry, know what type of function of the foot is
demonstrated by special radiographs Correct Answers
biomechanical function

In the push-pull stress ankle view, know the CR angle to the IR
and know where it enters Correct Answers CR perpendicular,
enters @ the medial malleolus

Know another name (terminology) for the AP projection of the
foot Correct Answers dorsoplantar

Know another name for the os calcis Correct Answers
calcaneus

Know that the isherwood view is a series of the oblique foot and
know what it demonstrates Correct Answers middle facet of
subtalar joint & sinus tarsi

Know the best way to view the ankle mortise without
superimposition of the bones of the area Correct Answers turn
leg 15* medially

Know the position that the patient should be in to yield a better
image when examining the sesamoid bones with a tangential
view Correct Answers plantar axial

, Know what an orthoposer is Correct Answers elevated platform
capable of supporting film holders

Know what disappears when the epiphysis and the diaphysis
fuse together in a mature bone Correct Answers epiphyseal
plate

Know what is demonstrated when the ankle is placed in a medial
oblique position as described in Merrill's Correct Answers 3
sides of the mortise joint & entire ankle mortise

Know what part is centered to the IR in the weight bearing
lateral view of the foot Correct Answers 1st cuneiform

Know what structures are demonstrated in the stress lateral view
of the foot Correct Answers lesser tarsals, talus, calcaneus, &
distal tibia

Know what structures are demonstrated on the plantar-axial
view of the foot Correct Answers inferior of 1st metatarsal
head, sesamoids, & inferior of lesser metatarsal heads

Know what the "angle of gait" is Correct Answers illustrate the
angles formed by each foot to the line of progression

Know what the "base of gait" actually is Correct Answers
distance between left & right medial malleoli (while patient is
walking)

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