LABORATORY MANUAL FOR HUMAN ANATOMY & PH
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Chapter 16, Problem 2PL
Pre-Lab Questions Select the correct answer for each of the following questions: 2. Anatomically, arm represents
a. shoulder to fingers.
b. shoulder to wrist.
c. elbow to wrist.
d. shoulder to elbow.
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C. AP elbow (Fig. 4.14)
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QUESTION 15
Identify the origin of the highlighted muscle:
A. Head and shaft of Fibula and Posterior surface of Tibia
B. Lateral condyle of Tibia
C. Pubis
D. Lateral condyle of Tibia
E. Ischial Tuberosity
F. Lateral and Medial Condyles of Femur
G. Anterior Inferior Iliac spine
The resultant radiograph demonstrates the proximal humeral head projected below the gleno
of trauma or pathology is indicated with this radiographic appearance?
Anterior dislocation of proximal humerus
Review Exercise D: Critique Radiographs of the Shoulder Girdle
The following questions relate to the radiographs found in this exercise. Evaluate these radiographs for the radio
graphic criteria categories (1 through 5) that follow. Describe the corrections needed to improve the overall image. The
major, or "repeatable" errors are specific errors that indicate the need for a repeat exposure, regardless of the nature of
the other errors.
A. AP clavicle (Fig. 5.11)
Description of possible error:
1. Anatomy demonstrated:
2. Part positioning:
3. Collimation and central ray:
4. Exposure:
5. Anatomic side markers:
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LABORATORY MANUAL FOR HUMAN ANATOMY & PH
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