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| cervical vertebrae have the ___ bone tissue of the spinal column |
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| unlike thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, cervical transverse processes have ____ |
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| the strongest and thickest cervical vertebra |
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| a strong conical process on the body of C2, which acts as a pivot for the atlas |
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| has a long prominent spinous process that projects almost horizontally posterior, easily palpable |
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| the transverse process of C7 is the site on an anomaly called ___ |
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| anatomical landmarks of CSpine |
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| one shoulder adjacent to grid, rotated body 45 degrees, AML parallel to floor |
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| part position for AP Axial Oblique |
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| angled 15-20 degrees cephalic to level of C4 |
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| respiration for AP Axial Oblique |
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| IR size for Lat Swimmer's |
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patient in true lateral, raise arm nearest IR, flex elbow and place arm on top of patient's head
rotate should closest to IR either anteriorly or posteriorly, and rotate other shoulder oppositely |
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| part position for Lat Swimmer's |
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directed to level of C7/T1
if shoulder cannot be depressed, angle CR 5 degrees caudal |
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| humeral heads should be minimally superimposed on vertebral column |
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| evaluation criteria for Lat Swimmer's |
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