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Knee, TibFib, Patella, & Femur Numbers - Bingo

RADT 1002 FA21

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Created Date 11.10.21
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  • CR angulation of an AP oblique knee when the pt's ASIS-tabletop measurement is 25cm and above.
  • CR angulation of an AP knee when the pt's ASIS-tabletop measurement is 25cm and above.
  • Pt's ASIS-tabletop measurement when the CR is perpendicular for an AP knee exam.
  • The amount of flexion for a lateral knee exam.
  • The CR angulation for a lateral knee x-ray.
  • The degree of obliquity for an AP medial oblique knee x-ray.
  • The natural angle that the femoral condyles lie at.
  • The amount of knee flexion for a lateral femur x-ray.
  • The amount of heel rotation for a PA patella exam.
  • The amount of knee flexion for a lateral patella exam.
  • The amount of SID for the Merchant method patella view.
  • The degree of obliquity for an AP lateral oblique tib-fib x-ray.
  • The amount of CR angulation for the Settegast method patella view.
  • The amount of extremity rotation for an AP proximal femur to place the neck in profile.
  • The amount of CR angulation for the Camp-Coventry method intercondylar fossa view.
  • The amount of knee flexion for a Holmblad method intercondylar fossa view.
  • The amount of knee flexion for the Merchant method patella view.
  • The CR entrance point for an AP knee x-ray.
  • The amount of CR angulation for the Hughston method patella view.
  • The amount of light field that needs to be seen past the knee and ankle for tib-fib exams.
  • Where the bottom of the IR should be placed for the AP projection of the distal femur.
  • The amount of knee flexion for the Camp-Coventry method intercondylar fossa view.
  • The CR entrance point for a lateral knee exam.
  • The amount that the pelvis is posteriorly rolled for a proximal lateral femur x-ray.

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