Radiographic Positioning flashcards
31 flashcard decks by 21 users
This page gathers radiographic positioning flashcards on image quality, limbs, skull projections and abdomen procedures. University students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can find decks for teaching. There are over 20 decks spanning university and professional levels. Pick a topic and explore a deck.
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109 cardsUnit 5 - Upper Extremity
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67 cardsUnit 2 - CXR & ABD evaluation
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17 cardsX-ray interpretation
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123 cardsAbdomen Procedure
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95 cardsImaging Anatomy and Technique Practice Questions A general rule for C-spine injuries is that the Lat C spine projection is cleared before the other images a...
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105 cardsAbdomen Procedure
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95 cardsPositioning
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71 cardsUnit I: Vascular Shit
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103 cardsFinal Exam Review Where is the hand placed for the AP shoulder internal rotation?
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42 cardsSkull continued Evaluation criteria for the AP Axial (Modified Towne) projection of the zygomatic arches:
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58 cardsCentral Ray Placement The CR for a routine CXR is
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23 cardsChapter 20 Paranasal Sinuses air-filled cavities located in the frontal, , ethmoid, and sphenoid bones of the cranium, as well as the ma...
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28 cardsSoft Tissue, T, C, and L Spine Projections
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51 cardsUnit I Positioning Terms & Medical Abbreviations
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31 cardsRADT 1750: Thoracic Viscera IA
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16 cardsElbow Projection Internally rotated elbow is indicated by what?
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22 cardsChap 11- Facial, Nasal, Mandible, TMJs, Orbits
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6 cardsUntitled PA of Digits
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10 cardsCHAP 6- Tib-Fib, Knee, Patella Projections
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12 cardsUntitled Name this projection
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9 cardsPrinciples of Skull Radiography Why are baselines, body planes and major landmarks important?
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6 cardsTownes Skull Projection
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6 cardsLateral Skull Projection
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21 cardsTech Hand and Wrist
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23 cardsCranium AML EAM IOML OML SOML
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23 cardsRADT 1750: Upper Extremity Part 2 IA Test
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13 cardsFactors
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1 cardsUntitled
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10 cardsSkull Radiography Frontal Occipital AP (FO)
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9 cardsLower Leg: Knee Down
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1 cardsUntitled
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About radiographic positioning flashcards
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These decks offer questions and prompts on individual projections, positioning terms, anatomy and image interpretation. You can move between broad topics and specific views: Positioning includes abdomen, hand and wrist positions, while Elbow Projection asks about rotation and forearm position.
For a focused starting point, try Principles of Skull Radiography. Its prompts cover body planes, baselines and landmarks. Then compare the cards in Lateral Skull Projection and Townes Skull Projection, which include prompts on centring, beam angulation and patient positioning.
Make a revision route
Work through one deck and note the prompts you want to revisit. Return to those cards before moving to another projection. If you want to see a topic as an overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there when you want to check your recall in another format.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful starting point?
Principles of Skull Radiography is a useful choice for skull revision. It asks about body planes, baselines and landmarks. After working through those prompts, you can move to the Lateral Skull Projection or Townes Skull Projection deck for cards on particular views.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover upper extremity positions, elbow projections, skull radiography, abdomen procedures and X-ray interpretation. Some focus on a specific projection; others bring several positions or questions together. You can choose a deck according to the area you want to practise.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.