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Right Scapula Anterior View
Because the spine is not visible and the Glenoid cavity is visible. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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Why?[image] |
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Right Scapula Posterior view
Because the spine is visible and and Glenoid cavity cannot be seen from this view. |
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Superior or Inferior?
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Right clavicle superior view
Because the sternal extremity is always medial. |
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Superior or Inferior?
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Right clavicle inferior view
Because the costal tuberosity can be seen medially and the acromial extremity is always lateral. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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Why?[image] |
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Right humerus anterior view
Because the head is always medial and the radial fossa can be seen. |
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Right Humerus posterior view
Because the head is always medial and the olecranon fossa can be seen. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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Why?[image] |
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right radius anterior view
Because the styloid process is always lateral and the radial tuberosity is always medial. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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right radius posterior view
Because the styloid process is always lateral and the radial tuberosity is always medial. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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Why?[image] |
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right ulna anterior view
Because the trochlear notch and coronoid process can be seen. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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right ulna posterior view
styloid process can be seen, olecranon process can be seen. |
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Lateral or Medial?
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lateral view of os coxa
Because Acetabulum can be seen. |
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Lateral or Medial?
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Medial view of os coxa
Because Acetabulum cannot be seen. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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Anterior view of right femur
Because head is always medial, greater trochanter is lateral, and linea aspera cannot be seen. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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Why?[image] |
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Posterior view of right femur
Because head is always medial, intercondylar fossa and linea aspera can be seen. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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Why?[image] |
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Anterior view of right tibia
Because medial malleolous is always medial and tibial tuberosity can be seen. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
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Why?[image] |
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Posterior View of right tibia
Because medial malleolous is always medial and the tibial tuberosity cannot be seen. |
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Anterior or Posterior?
Right or Left?
Why?[image] |
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Anterior view of right fibula
Because lateral malleolous is always lateral and intereosseus crest can be seen |
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Anterior or Posterior?
Right or Left?
Why?[image] |
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Posterior view of right fibula
Because lateral malleolous is always lateral and intereosseus crest cannot be seen |
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