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Stifle, patella, femur, and hip joint
If animal is small include pelvis |
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| In a hip radiograph what must be included in the radiograph? |
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| Where do you measure for a pelvis radiograph? |
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| What do you do with the stifles for an OFA tadiograph? |
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| Why do you need to have the subject as lose to the film as possible? |
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Tarsus, metatarsals, fibula, tibia
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| What needs to be included in a tarsus radiograph? |
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| Posterior/ anterior of the foot. |
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The doctor requests a dorsal/ plantor view of a limb, how do you take the radiograph?
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| When doing an abdominal radiograph of a great dane, how many view do you need to do? |
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| What should SID be set for to take a radiograph? |
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Over 13th rib
Or floating rib. |
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| Where do you measure for an abdominal radiography is=f the diaphragm is not available? |
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| If an animal measures at 14cm, where should the cassette be placed? |
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| When taking a right front proximal phalange of a horse, what position is the horse radiographed in? |
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| When taking a radiograph of a horse they are usually in this position? |
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| Enters through the front of the joint and exits through the back. |
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| When taking a dorsal/ palmer view of the fetlock joint, where does the x-ray beam enter and exit? |
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Cervical (7)
thoracic (13)
lumbar (7)
saccral (3)
coccygea (4-20) |
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| Name in order the bone sections of the spine. |
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| When do you take abdominal radiographs? (breathing) |
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| When do you take a thoracic radiograph? (breathing) |
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| How far away do you need to stand when taking a dental radiograph? |
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upper 4th pre-molar.
It has three roots. |
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| Which tooth is the hardest to take a radiograph of? |
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| A HBC dog comes in. A fractured pelvis is suspected. What views would you take? |
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| From Bottem of front foot to the top. |
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| Inside of the limb to the outside: |
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| From rear to front position. |
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| In though the side and out at an angle position: |
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| From belly to spine position. |
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| From spine to belly position: |
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| Distal end of femur, or stifle joint. |
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| When taking a caudal/ cranial view of the stifle joint where do you measure? |
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| Where do you measure for an avian whole body view? |
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The elbow
Olecanon process |
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| For a lateral radius/ ulna view, where do you measure? |
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Acetabulum
Over the coccygeal/ femoral joint. |
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| For a VD frog leg pelvis view, where do you measure? |
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| For any lateral view unless otherwise told, which side do you take the radiograph on? |
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