1.

Erect Abdomen, Ap supin

Erect will demonstrate air fluid level

Alternative, *Left lateral decumbitus*

2. Chest xray PA &lateral

3. Bladder outlet obstruction .

Stricture, stenosis

MCUG and RUG

4. Abdomen Erect AP and supine AP, chest xray PA

5. Lateral cone Down view

Skull (sella turcica)

? Pituitary gland enlarged

HSG

6. Ap, lateral,

7. Barium meal

8)
9. Paranasal sinus

10) SMV (? fracture to the base of the skull)

Townes View ( air fluid level)

Mastoid ( haematoma)

11) Barium swallow

12) about the KVP it should be lowered

No additional view

Just Ap and lateral

13. Inability to open mouth, dislocation of TMJ, Fracture of mandible

Position for TMJ

14) basic view and Townes projection

15) OF and lateral .

Brain infection, epilepsy e.t.c

16) smv

17) to check for pathologies that could lead to swelling of the feet e.g heart failure

18)To check for enlarged pituitary Fossa

19) intravenous urography

Kidney, ureter and bladder

20) OM

21) paranasal sinuses

22) OF 15°, LATERAL, OM (open mouth)

Lateral (postnasal space )

23) corona virus disease , PA chest (cooperative patient)

AP chest (incapacitated patient)

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27)

28) SMV

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30) discharge her and tell her to come back when she has given birth or do ultrasound

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33) OM open mouth, OF and lateral

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35) posterior oblique cervical spine

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37) to check if there's an impingement on the brachial plexus.

38) to check for pathologies that could lead to swelling of both feets

39) skyline views (superior inferior and inferior superior)

40) difficulties in urine retention and difficulty in voiding urine

The difference is One is retrograde the other is voiding (micturating )

41) Ap and lateral

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46) Ap erect and lateral chest

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49)

50)Sternal margin, True Rib margin and false Ron margin

51) Basic views Ap and lateral modified views Prone and obliques

52) 533

53) use the ABCDEX

54) Ap and Lateral

55) refer to SOBE material

56) lumbar Ap and Lateral

57) check for positioning, penetration, organs demonstrated in barium meal and any pathology

58) it's the opening or start of the thorax from cervix. It is used to visualize the structures there
especially the trachea

59) the interpupillary line will be perpendicular to the image receptor and the eam would be parallel to
the image receptor

60)the principle arterial supply to the head of the femur is replaced by the median circumflex humeral
artery. Ap and Lateral frog leg

61)Basic views Of and Lateral, do Fo and shoot through if patient can't be positioned for Of

62) mastoiditis, CSOM

Lateral Oblique 25° caudal

63) refer to rad 571 notes from any of the lecturers

64) list the 8 carpal bones, the distal part of the radius and ulna.

Colle is fracture of distal radius with posterior displacement and Smith is the Same thing but anterior
displacement.

65) basic views Ap and lateral

66) Koch disease _pulmonary tuberculosis

Pott's_ tuberculosis of the spine

67) check the view, positioning, check for rotation, exposure factors, Bones, and disc spaces to access
for separation

68)CaP is cancer of the prostrate you may likely not see it in plain radiography but check for calcification

69)

70) Otitis media, trauma maybe due to an accident and other ear infections. Do skull Basic views with
either mastoid lateral oblique 25 caudal or SmV

71) Random Array Of Inexpensive or independent disks

72)

73).

74)

75)

76)

77) oblique

Forward slipping of disc on another

78) lateral
79) check differences

80)

81)check imaging note

82) chronic suppurative otitis media

84)

85) SMV projection

86) describe barium enema

87) Suppuration is a term used in medicine to describe the formation of pus. Pus is a thick, yellow or
green fluid that's made up of a mixture of dead white blood cells, bacteria, and other fluids. It's a sign of
infection, and it usually occurs when the body's immune system is fighting an infection.

88) 3 tablets

89) A physical injury caused by an external force

90) pathologies that are hidden under clavicle

Eg, pancaost tumor, tuberculosis

91)Rotating and stationary

92) see equipment note

93)

94) PA with 150cm FfD

95) Developer, Rinse, Fixer, Wash, Dry. *(Dr. Fwd)

96) check imaging

97) Post nasal space

98) Sinusitis

99) lateral curvature of the spine

100) Barium enema

101) pelvis

102) Axial projection

103) Post nasal space, or thoracic inlet (adult)

104) PA chest xray

105) posterior oblique

106) stochastic and non stochastic effects

107) basic view, SMV

108) mandible

PA and lateral Oblique

109) the shoulders should be depressed and in contact with the cassette