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What is the central ray direction for a Hand DP view?
A: Central ray vertical to the image receptor. Head of the 3rd metacarpal.
What is the central ray direction for a Hand Oblique view?
A: Central ray vertical to the image receptor. Head of the 3rd metacarpal.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Hand Lateral
view?
A: Central ray vertical to the image receptor. Head of the
2nd
metacarpal.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction
for a Finger DP view?
A: Central ray
vertical
to the
image receptor
.
Q: What is the central ray direction for a
Finger Lateral
view?
A:
Central ray
vertical to the
image receptor
.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Thumb
PA view
?
A: Central ray vertical to the image receptor.
1st MCP joint
.
Q: What is the central ray direction for a
Thumb Lateral
view?
A: Central ray vertical to the
image receptor
.
1st MCP joint
.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Wrist DP
view?
A: Central ray vertical to the
mid-carpal
area.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Wrist Lateral
view?
A: Central ray vertical to the
mid-carpal
area.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Wrist PA Axial
(Zitter’s/Banana) Projection?
A: Centre to the
anatomical snuff box
.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Radius
&
Ulna
AP view
?
A: Central ray
vertical
to the
midpoint
between the
wrist
and
elbow
joints.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Radius
&
Ulna
Lateral view?
A: Central ray vertical to the
midpoint
between the
wrist
and
elbow
joints.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for an
Elbow AP
view?
A: Central ray
vertical
to the
elbow joint
.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for an
Elbow Lateral
view?
A: Central ray
vertical
to the
elbow joint
.
Q: What is the central ray direction for a
Humerus
AP
view?
A: Central ray
vertical
to the midpoint of the humerus.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Humerus
Lateral view?
A: Central ray
vertical
to the midpoint of the humerus.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Shoulder
AP view?
A: Central ray vertical to the
glenohumeral joint
.
Q: What is the
central ray
direction for a
Shoulder Axial
view?
A: Centre to the
glenohumeral joint
.
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