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1. Identify the correct proximal humerus rotation for the each of the following. 1. Greater tubercle profiled laterally 2. Humeral epicondyles angled 45° to image receptor (IR) 3. Epicondyles perpendicular to IR — —▬▬▬▬ 4. Supination of hand biory 5. Palm of hand against thigh 6. Epicondyles parallel to IR 7. Lesser tubercle profiled medially vor of 2a' 8. Proximal humerus in a lateral position bod hivodin ang A. External rotation B. Internal rotation C. Neutral rotation D. Osted 600 ved brus, loa to diely bong Charti estives gevol sii to o 9. Proximal humerus in position for an AP projection ated on the radiographs in Figs 58 to 5.10

1. Identify the correct proximal humerus rotation for the each of the following. 1. Greater tubercle profiled laterally 2. Humeral epicondyles angled 45° to image receptor (IR) 3. Epicondyles perpendicular to IR — —▬▬▬▬ 4. Supination of hand biory 5. Palm of hand against thigh 6. Epicondyles parallel to IR 7. Lesser tubercle profiled medially vor of 2a' 8. Proximal humerus in a lateral position bod hivodin ang A. External rotation B. Internal rotation C. Neutral rotation D. Osted 600 ved brus, loa to diely bong Charti estives gevol sii to o 9. Proximal humerus in position for an AP projection ated on the radiographs in Figs 58 to 5.10

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E. What is the name of the projection shown in Fig. 5.77 Inferosuperior axial projection F. How much (at what angle) should the affected arm be abducted from the body for this projection? 90° PART II: RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING nelbata shis 4. Supination of hand REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning of the Humerus and Shoulder Girdle (see textbook pp. 183-209) 1. Identify the correct proximal humerus rotation for the each of the following. 1. Greater tubercle profiled laterally 2. Humeral epicondyles angled 45° to image receptor (IR) 3. Epicondyles perpendicular to IR 5. Palm of hand against thigh 6. Epicondyles parallel to IR abblued to b od hiubin es 7. Lesser tubercle profiled medially 8. Proximal humerus in a lateral position 9. Proximal humerus in position for an AP projection gmos gazmerotation. At pre A. Fig. 5.8 represents B. Fig. 5.9 represents en C. Fig. 5.10 represents biory baie gast buvo baise da 28.03 tabloody 2. Identify the proximal humerus rotation represented on the radiographs in Figs. 5.8 to 5.10. nobere rotation. Copyright 2021 Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved. Fig. 5.7 Radiograph. rotation. rem told rthelozia mote D. Oster 001 Busits dal 200g Cat estival gelwool sill to di Osteoporosis nos betahibol to cau air estuped asflo istoj A. External rotation B. Internal rotation C. Neutral rotation d Balls pes Uve Chapter 5 Humerus Scanned with Cam
Transcribed Image Text:E. What is the name of the projection shown in Fig. 5.77 Inferosuperior axial projection F. How much (at what angle) should the affected arm be abducted from the body for this projection? 90° PART II: RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING nelbata shis 4. Supination of hand REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning of the Humerus and Shoulder Girdle (see textbook pp. 183-209) 1. Identify the correct proximal humerus rotation for the each of the following. 1. Greater tubercle profiled laterally 2. Humeral epicondyles angled 45° to image receptor (IR) 3. Epicondyles perpendicular to IR 5. Palm of hand against thigh 6. Epicondyles parallel to IR abblued to b od hiubin es 7. Lesser tubercle profiled medially 8. Proximal humerus in a lateral position 9. Proximal humerus in position for an AP projection gmos gazmerotation. At pre A. Fig. 5.8 represents B. Fig. 5.9 represents en C. Fig. 5.10 represents biory baie gast buvo baise da 28.03 tabloody 2. Identify the proximal humerus rotation represented on the radiographs in Figs. 5.8 to 5.10. nobere rotation. Copyright 2021 Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved. Fig. 5.7 Radiograph. rotation. rem told rthelozia mote D. Oster 001 Busits dal 200g Cat estival gelwool sill to di Osteoporosis nos betahibol to cau air estuped asflo istoj A. External rotation B. Internal rotation C. Neutral rotation d Balls pes Uve Chapter 5 Humerus Scanned with Cam
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