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Test your knowledge on radiographic positioning of the upper extremity!

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Froggy Jumps Upper Extremity RadioFROGGEROnline version Test your knowledge on radiographic positioning of the upper extremity! by Melissa Gauntner 1 What is the recommended SID for upper extremity radiographs? a 30 inches. b 40 inches. c 50 inches. 2 Which projection of the finger demonstrates equal concavities of the phalangeal bodies? a PA b Oblique c Lateral 3 In a PA projection of the hand, how should the fingers be positioned? a Overlapping each other. b Curled into a fist. c Extended and separated. 4 What is the purpose of the lateral fan view of the hand? a To visualize the individual phalanges. b Demonstrate anterior or posterior dislocations. c To assess soft tissue. 5 How many degrees should the hand be rotated for the oblique projection? a 45 b 30 c 15 6 What is the standard position for a PA projection of the hand? a Palm down on the film. b Sideways on the film. c Palm up on the film. 7 What is the central ray for the PA hand? a 0 degrees at 3rd MCP b 15 degrees toward scaphoid c 0 degrees at the base of the 3rd metacarpal 8 What is the central ray location for a wrist AP projection? a Midcarpal area. b Proximal ulna. c Distal radius. 9 Which view best demonstrates the scaphoid bone? a Radial deviation view. b Ulnar deviation view. c Lateral view. 10 What is the positioning for an AP view of the forearm? a Arm in prone position. b Arm in supine position. c Arm in true lateral position. 11 Which structures would NOT superimpose on a lateral forearm? a midshafts of the radius and ulna b humeral epicondyles c radial and ulnar styloids 12 Which projection is used to visualize the coronoid process in the elbow? a medial oblique b AP c lateral oblique 13 For a lateral elbow view, how should the arm be positioned? a Extended fully. b Flexed at 45 degrees. c Flexed at 90 degrees. 14 Which projection is used to assess the articulation between the humeral head and glenoid cavity? a Grashey b AP c Scapular Y 15 What position of the shoulder demonstrates the lesser tubercle in profile? a internal b external c neutral 16 Which projection of the shoulder requires the epicondyles to be perpendicular to the IR? a AP internal rotation b AP external rotation c Scapular Y 17 AC joints should be imaged at 72" and: a with weights b a 15 degree cephalic angle c upright in lordotic position 18 The PA clavicle should be imaged with a central degree of: a 15 cephalic b 30 caudal c 20 cephalic 19 What projection requires expiration? a AP scapula b AP clavicle c AP Axial clavicle 20 The greater tubercle is in profile for the: a AP humerus b lateral humerus c neutral shoulder

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by Melissa Gauntner

What is the recommended SID for upper extremity radiographs?

Which projection of the finger demonstrates equal concavities of the phalangeal bodies?

In a PA projection of the hand, how should the fingers be positioned?

What is the purpose of the lateral fan view of the hand?

How many degrees should the hand be rotated for the oblique projection?

What is the standard position for a PA projection of the hand?

What is the central ray for the PA hand?

What is the central ray location for a wrist AP projection?

Which view best demonstrates the scaphoid bone?

What is the positioning for an AP view of the forearm?

Which structures would NOT superimpose on a lateral forearm?

Which projection is used to visualize the coronoid process in the elbow?

For a lateral elbow view, how should the arm be positioned?

Which projection is used to assess the articulation between the humeral head and glenoid cavity?

What position of the shoulder demonstrates the lesser tubercle in profile?

Which projection of the shoulder requires the epicondyles to be perpendicular to the IR?

AC joints should be imaged at 72" and:

The PA clavicle should be imaged with a central degree of:

What projection requires expiration?

The greater tubercle is in profile for the: