Week 6 - pre lab quiz Clements Nakayama Hip and Bumped Up Shoulder Views

Flashcards covering the angles, points, and positioning relevant to Clements Nakayama hip and bumped up shoulder views.

What angle is used in the Clements Nakayama view after placing the tube perpendicular to the femoral neck?

15 degrees posterior

What is the central point (CP) for the Clements Nakayama Hip?

Femoral neck

How should the grid/IP be placed for a C/N hip?

At a 45 degree angle to the femur, tilted posteriorly and below the level of the table

In which position should the leg be for the C/N hip?

In neutral/external rotation

What is the central point (CP) for the bumped up shoulder view?

Mid axilla

If a patient cannot sufficiently abduct for a bumped up shoulder, how should the CR angle change?

The CR angle should be decreased to be more parallel to the torso.