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Title: Principles


1
Chapter 1
  • Principles Terminology

2
Anatomic Position
  • ________________
  • Arms to the side
  • _________________
  • _________________
  • Feet straight

3
Important Terminology
  • ___________________
  • Right and left
  • __________________
  • Anterior (front) and posterior (back)
  • ________________
  • Superior (top) and inferior (bottom)
  • ________________
  • Any angled plane

4
Anterior vs. Posterior
  • Anterior
  • ____________
  • Front Half
  • Posterior
  • __________
  • Back Half

5
Feet and Hand
  • Foot
  • _________
  • Top of the foot.
  • _________
  • Bottom of the foot.
  • Hand
  • ___________
  • Top of the hand.
  • __________
  • Anterior side.

6
Medial vs. Lateral
  • Medial
  • _________________
  • Lateral
  • _________________

7
Proximal vs. Distal
  • Proximal
  • ________________
  • Distal
  • ________________

8
Interior vs. Exterior
  • Interior
  • _____________
  • Prefix _______
  • Intravenous
  • Exterior
  • ______________
  • Prefix _______
  • Exocardial

9
Superficial vs. Deep
  • Superficial
  • ______________
  • Deep
  • _________________

10
Ipsilateral vs. Contralateral
  • Ipsilateral
  • _______________
  • Contralateral
  • __________________

11
Flexion vs. Extension
  • Flexion
  • ________________
  • Flex the bicep
  • _________
  • _________
  • Extension
  • ________________

12
Abduction vs. Adduction
  • Abduction
  • _______________.
  • Adduction
  • _______________

13
Supination vs. Pronationof the Hand
  • Supination
  • _______________
  • Pronation
  • __________________

14
Protraction vs. Retraction
  • Protraction
  • _______________
  • Retraction
  • ________________

15
Elevation vs. Depression
  • Elevation
  • _____________
  • Depression
  • ______________

16
Tilt vs. Rotate
  • Tilt
  • ________________
  • Rotate
  • __________________

17
Cephalad vs. CaudadReferring to the angle of an
X-ray tube
  • Cephalad
  • _______________
  • Caudad
  • _______________

18
Radiographic Terminology
  • _________________ - An image receptor with an
    X-ray image imprinted on it
  • _________________ - The production of radiographs

19
MARKERS
  • It is ______________without them
  • __________
  • _________________
  • ________________

20
Professional Organizations
  • ________________________
  • Registry Exam
  • Code of Ethics
  • ________________________
  • Legislation
  • Education

21
Radiographic Projections
  • Describes the ____________________

22
Posteroanterior and Anteroposterior
  • PA
  • ____________
  • PA Oblique
  • AP
  • _______________
  • AP oblique

23
Mediolateral and Lateromedial
  • Mediolateral
  • _________________
  • Lateromedial
  • __________________

24
Basic Rule
  • There is a minimum of ___________
  • ________________

25
Body Positions
  • Describes the way the ______________________

26
General Positions
  • _____________
  • On their back
  • _____________
  • On their stomach
  • __________
  • - Upright
  • ______________
  • Lay down (Any way)

27
Specific Positions
  • _______________
  • Head is lower than feet
  • _______________
  • On left side with right leg over left
  • ______________
  • Head is higher than feet
  • _______________
  • Knees and hips flexed and legs and Ankles
    supported

28
Specific Positions
  • ________________
  • Side closest to the IR
  • _______________
  • In between AP or PA and Lateral
  • ____________________
  • Oblique with a specific posterior side closest to
    the IR
  • ____________________
  • Oblique with a specific anterior side closest to
    the IR

29
Decubitus
  • ________________
  • Having a horizontal CR to detect fluid levels
  • ________________________________
  • The patient lies on right or left side with the
    CR traveling AP or PA
  • ____________________
  • Patient lies on their back and the CR travels
    horizontal (Lateral)
  • ____________________
  • Patient lies on their stomach and the CR
    travels horizontal (Lateral)
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