Lower Extremity Quiz Bowl 2

The Cleves and modified Cleves method is used for demonstration of what bone?

To draw a localization line, you need to palpate the:

What proj. requires pt to be seated/laying down, legs off the table and IR placed near the ankle w/ CR tang. to patella?

True or False: On a lateral tip- fib, the bodies of the tibia and fibula are fully SI

Which projection of the foot will display the cuboid free of SI?

What is the position of the fibula in a properly positioned lateral image of the ankle?

The Clements Nakayama modification method is used for?

If a transverse patella fracture is suspected, what should be the course of action for knee radiography?

What projection is the Talo-fibular joint best demonstrated?

The Judet method is used for demonstration and evaluation of?

For an Axial plantodorsal calcaneus, the CR is directed in what direction?

How is the IR positioned for a Danelius Miller method?

Which position best demonstrates the proximal tibia-fibular articulation?

Why should you angle 5-7 degrees cephalic for a lateral knee?

What is the centering point for an AP knee?

What is the amount of rotation for an AP oblique ankle for demonstration of the mortise joint?

What projection will best demonstrate the tarsal, Navicular, with minimal SI?

Which projection of the foot will best demonstrate the structural status of the longitudinal arch?

Which position is used to determine vertical patellar fractures in the patella femoral articulation?

The most commonly performed oblique projection of the foot is the:

The tangential view of the sesamoid with the patient prone is called the:

For an AP oblique projection of the foot, the plantar surface should form what kind of angle?

Which projection of the knee requires no SI of the proximal tibia and fibula?

Which sunrise projection requires patient to be supine with their leg flexed 60 degrees and the CR cephalic?

The inner space between the first and second cuneiforms is best demonstrated in what projection of the foot?

What happens to the spatial resolution of the image when your perform a PA vs AP patella?

What is it called when a patient has knees that turn in medially towards each other?

What is the patient position for the Beclere Method?

When performing Camp Coventry, if the patient is prone and their knee is flexed 30 degrees, how is CR angled?

The Sinus Tarsi are best demonstrated on what projection of the foot?

The head of the femur sits how many inches distal to the localization line?

A lateral ankle is performed as what projection?

When the ASIS to tabletop measurement is greater than 24 cm, what is the CR angle and direction for an AP knee?

When the ASIS to tabletop measurement is 21 cm, what is the CR angle?

When the ASIS to tabletop measurement is less than 19 cm, the CR angle for an AP knee is what?

The hip bone can be referred to as the __ and sometimes as the ___ bone?

For an Axial Dorsoplantar calcaneus, the CR is directed in what direction?

Which condition is specifically limited to the tibial tuberosity?

If pt. is prone w/ femur in contact w/ table and the knee flexed 30 with the lower leg elevated, which proj. is this?

The AP supine projection for the intercondylar fossa with the knee flexed 60 degrees is called?

How much should the leg be flexed for a lateral projection of the knee?