TUFTS DI Upper extremity/Lower extremity Final

The significance of the lateral frog leg view of the hip is to specifically look at the?

For a Rotator cuff tear you would use an MRI in what plane of axis?

Following traumatic MOI: Pt is 55yo wisolated tenderness of the patella, the pt should attain a radiograph.

Proper pt positioning for an AP hip view is?

A Pt suffers a tibial plateau fracture from landing from a high distance. What imaging would be preferred?

The standard projections of the hip and pelvis are? (2)

What is the structure circled in blue?

The radial articular angle is normal at?

Pt is clipped playing football and suffers a collateral ligament tear. What MRI view is preferred to ID this Dx?

Identify the anatomy; blue line & blue circle?

Parameters for radiography of the hip and pelvis are (2)?

The structures circled in yellow are the?

The epiphyseal growth plate is located in the border of?

What kind of view of the hip is this (Lesser Trochanter is most visible)?

What is the distance between the glenoid fossa and humeral head ?

X rays are invisible to the human eye

The sulcus angle is the highest point between the femoral condyles & the deepest point of the trochlear groove.

Bone radiodensity on an x ray is what shade?

Name view and structure pointed to in green.

Radial head dislocation is consistent with MOI of?

What kind of imaging is shown here?

Internal rotation during an AP view is necessary to?

Identify the structure circled in blue.

The 3 red arrows are pointing to what structures?

What are the 3 requirements for a radiograph?

The AP ankle view shows the spatial relationship of the fibular malleolus extending below the tibial malleolus.

A Pt is presenting with a possible ACL tear. What MRI imaging plane would be best to ID this Dx?

Pt has suffered a suspected acetabular labral tear, which imaging should be recommended?

The 2 structures circled in black are ?

What structures are aligned within 10 degrees of each other?

Name this view and structure indicated with the blue line.

Identify the 3 BLUE circles in this image.

The carrying angle of the forearm ranges from ____ for males/females:

This MRI_______ image & the structures with the blue arrows are ______ &______ muscle.

The most fractured bone and dislocated joint is?

Name view and structure circled in red

Patient has a PCL tear w/possible fracture to the intercondylar fossa, what imaging should be used?

This is a _____ image, and the structure circled in blue is the _____.

What are the 2 standard radiograph projections of the shoulder?

What clinical presentations would warrant a radiograph?

This view is considered a?

The coronoid process of the ulna is viewed well under the?

The 2 arrows are pointing to the ___&___?

According to the Ottawa ankle rules, imaging is required if you have

Name this view?

The lateral view of the wrist is necessary to identify the position of the?

The BLUE line is the ____ and this is a ______ view.

What imaging view would you suggest using for a radial head fracture?

To evaluate the spatial relationship of the patalla & patella ligament, you would use a?

In the Scapular Y lateral view what structure is the letter E?

In a suspected elbow injury, pt has normal ROM but has c/o pain in elbow and symptoms do not resolve in 7-10 days PT?

For an AP oblique mortise ankle view, the malleolus plane is parallel to the image receptor & the foot is in?

The PA wrist view, when the ulna is longer than the radius, is indicative of a?

The 2 red arrows are pointing to what structures?

Label the 3 structures circled in red:

Why is the shoulder axillary view necessary?

This is a _____ view and the structures pointed to in blue are _____.

The greater and lesser tuberosities of the humerus are both most visible in which radigraph projection?

Standard projections of the hand are (3)?

When the phalanges are of primary interest for imaging you should use?

The Ottawa Ankle rules, Sensitivity is very high and reported at .97-.99.

The two ORANGE lines are pointing to the ___ &____?

Sacrum and coccyx are in line with the?

The ABCs are used to ID alignment, bone and cartilage/soft tissue in addition to the elements of fractures including

Salter Harris is the classification reference for growth plate fracture in children, ID which below are properly matched