1.
For a true AP epicondyles should be __ to the IR
2.
What position shows the radial head, neck, and tuberosity free of superimposition by the ulna?
3.
The proper position for an internal oblique elbow requires the hand to be ____.
4.
On an internal oblique elbow, which epicondyle is elongated and in profile?
5.
On an external oblique elbow, which epicondyle is in profile?
6.
Bontrager's Evaluation Criteria for exposure requires sharp _____ _____ to be demonstrated.
7.
Which of the Bontrager's Evaluation Criteria for a lateral elbow includes distal humerus/proximal forearm, soft tissues of the elbow, and the olecranon process is demonstrated?
8.
On a lateral elbow the radial tuberosity should be ____ over the radius.
9.
If the radial head is demonstrated proximal to the coronoid process the distal forearm is ____.
10.
On an AP forearm what should be in profile?
11.
How much should the elbow be flexed for a lateral forearm?
12.
On a properly exposed wrist, one evaluation criteria is clear sharp ___ ____.
13.
For a properly positioned PA wrist no overlap or minimal superimposition of the ___ and ___ should be seen
14.
___ ____will not appear open due to overlapping in a PA wrist
15.
The ___ and ___ will be well visualized on an oblique wrist.
16.
For a lateral wrist the distal ulna is seen superimposed __ over the distal radius.
17.
___ ____ opens the carpal interspaces on the radial side.
18.
What is best demonstrated with ulnar deviation
