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On an AP projection of C spine, which vertebraes do you see?
You see first T1 to T3 as well as C7 up to C3.
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On a lateral cervical spine, what should be demonstrated?
All seven servical vertbraes and the alignment of T1 should be demonstrated as well as the zgopohyseal joints.
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Whats a very good characteristic that stands out of a cervical vertebrae?
C4-C5 has a slightly lipped apperance requiring a 20 degree cephalad to open up intervertebral spaces for ap projections.
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What is demonstrated in an oblique cervical spine image?
Intervertebral froamna.
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Whats another distinct characeteristic of cervical vertebrae?
They have three foraminas with dominant articular pillars.
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For an LPO position for c spine, what kind of angle would you need to put?
15 degree cephalad.
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For an RAO, what kind of angle would you put?
15 degree caudad angle
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For an anterior oblique, which intervetebral foramina will be visualized?
The down side for an ANTERIOR obliquie will be viewed.
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For an POSTERIOR obliquie, which interveterbral foramina will be visualized?
- The side that is up will be visualized.
- If an LPO, the right foramina will be viewed.
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The mastoid tip corresponds to the level of which cervical vetebrae?
C1
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C1, besides it being at the level of the mastoid process, is located 1 inch below the...
External Acoustic Meatus ( EAM )
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How do you find C3?
At the level of the Gonion.
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How do you find C4-C6?
Adams apple or Thyroid cartilage.
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How do you find C7?
Level of vertebral prominens.
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