ERROR: An AP Right shoulder projection obtained with the patient’s body rotated AWAY from the affected shoulder demonstrates: 1. full surface of glenoid cavity. 2. medial end of the right clavicle superimposed over the vertebral column. 3. transversely foreshortened scapular body. 4. glenoid fossa in profile.
What positioning error occurred in this AP Shoulder, Externa…
What positioning error occurred in this AP Shoulder, External Rotation image? 1. Shoulder AP.png
AP Forearm: What errors do you notice on the radiograph, if…
AP Forearm: What errors do you notice on the radiograph, if any? ap forearm.jpg
What projection is this? 8. Grasheys.png
What projection is this? 8. Grasheys.png
Does this image meet diagnostic evaluation criteria for a pa…
Does this image meet diagnostic evaluation criteria for a passable AP forearm? Picture 19 – AP forearm.jpg
Evaluation the following Scapular Y projection. What can you…
Evaluation the following Scapular Y projection. What can you conclude from looking at this image? scapular y shoulder.jpg
AP Shoulder with the epicondyles perpendicular to the IR (in…
AP Shoulder with the epicondyles perpendicular to the IR (internal rotation) is used to demonstrate:
The following AP humerus below was ___ ap humerus.jpg
The following AP humerus below was ___ ap humerus.jpg
Lateral Wrist: What positioning error occurred in this image…
Lateral Wrist: What positioning error occurred in this image? 6. posteriorly rotated lateral wrist.png
What is the relationship between the humeral epicondyles and…
What is the relationship between the humeral epicondyles and the IR for the exam this image? Picture 10, 11 – AP Elbow(1).png