chapter 5 Flashcards

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anatomical position

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-standing upright
-head and eyes stright forward
-upper limb hanging at side with palms forward
-legs forward and feet forward

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anterior

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ventral
-forward or front part

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posterior

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dorsal
-back part

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proximal

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closer to a point of attachment or origin

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distal

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farthest point of attachment or origin

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superior

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near the head or above

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inferior

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near the feet or below

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cephalic

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refers to parts toward the head
-angulations toward the head

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caudad or caudal

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refers to parts away from the head (towards feet)
-angulations away from the head

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medial

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toward the median plane of the body or toward middle of a body part

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lateral

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away from the median plane or away from the middle of the body or body part.

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superficial

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closer to the surface

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deep

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farther away from the surface

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central

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mid area or the main part of an organ

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peripheral

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at or near the surface, edge or outside of another body part

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internal

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inside the body

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external

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outside the body

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visceral

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covering of an organ
EX= visceral pleura is innermost covering of lungs

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parietal

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the wall or lining of a body cavity
EX=parietal pleura outside the cavity

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unilateral

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bilateral

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ipsilateral

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same side of body

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contralateral

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opposite sides of the body

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palmer surface

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palm of the hand

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plantar surface
sole of the foot
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projection
path of the central ray (CR) as it exits the x ray tube, passing through patient to the image receptor (IR) -entrance and exit points
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projection method
refers to a specific radiographic projection developed by an individual
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position
overall posture of the patient or general body position -refers to the specific placement of the body or part in relation to the IR or table
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**AP** projection
beam enters *anterior* of patient and exits *posterior* -**anteroposterior projection**
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**PA** projection
beam enters *posterior* to patient and exits *anterior* - **Posteroanterior projection**
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axial projection
when an angle is added to the Xray tube -typically defined as **10 degrees** or more EX= AP axial or PA axial
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# projections tangential projection
CR directed along the outer margin of a curved body surface (like the knee)
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# projections later projection
CR enters one side of the body, passing transversly along coronal plane -named for side closest to IR -"side" position
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# projections oblique projection
CR enters from the side at an angle -named for the side closest to the IR EX= RAO- right anterior oblique **oblique=** projection **RAO=** position
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# body positions upright
erect or verticle
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# body positions seated
upright but sitting on a stool
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# body positions recumbent
lying down in any position
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# body positions supine
lying on the back
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# body positions prone
lying face down
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# body positions trendelenburg
supine but head is lower than feet (water boarding)
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# body positions fowlers
supine with head elevated
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# body positions sims position
**recumbent** with patient lying on left anterior side with left leg extended and right knee and thigh partially flexed (sideline)
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# body positions lithotomy position
supine with knees and hips flexed and thighs abducted and rotated externally. supported by ankle supports (gyno exam/ birthing)
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# body positions lateral position
named according to the side of the patient **closest to the IR** (IR would be under patient) EX=Left lateral/ right lateral/ right lateral recumbent
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# body positions decubitus position
recumbent position with a **horizontal CR** -IR is behind them -named for body surface patient is lying on EX= left lateral Decubitus
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# body positions oblique position
body is rotated so the coronal plane is NOT parallel with the table or IR. -angle is specific to anatomy needed -named after **side and surface of body** **closest to the table or IR** EX= RPO, LPO, RAO,LAO
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# body positions lordotic position
upright position in which the patient is leaning backwards againt IR
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