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What is the central ray for an AP knee? - ANSWER-1/2" inferior
to the patellar
apex
What is the central ray for lateral knee? - ANSWER-angled
5 to 7 degrees
cephalad entering 1in distal to medial
epicondyle of femur
For a lateral knee is the knee flexed? - ANSWER-yes 20 to 30
degrees
DO not flex knee no more than (blank) degrees where there is
a suspicion of
fracture of the patella -
ANSWER-10
What are the special projections of the knee? - ANSWER-
Camp coventry,
, sunrise view and PA
axial
Where is the CR for Camp coventry view? - ANSWER-Over
the popiteal or
crease of the
lower leg
Where is the CR angled for sunrise view of the knee? -
ANSWER-midway
between
patellea
For sunrise the tube is angled at - ANSWER-30 degrees
The lessor trochanter is key in determining what? - ANSWER-
if the legs are in
true AP
position
If the lesser trochanter is visible - ANSWER-the legs are straight
What projections are used for the femur? - ANSWER-
proximal/distal AP and
lateral
What size IR used for the femur - ANSWER-14 by 17