Hand PA PROJECTION

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Seat the patient

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Position of patient

    • ______________ of the radiographic table.

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Forearm

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Position of patient

    • Adjust the patient's height so that the _________ is resting on the table

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Rest the patient's forearm

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Position of part:

    1. ____________ on the table, and place the hand with the palmar surface down on the IR.

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Parallel

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Position of part:

    1. Center the IR to the MCP joints, and adjust the long axis of the IR _________ with the long axis of the hand and forearm.

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Spread the fingers slightly

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Position of part:

    1. _____________

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Adhesive tape or positioning sponges

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Position of part:

    1. Ask the patient to relax the hand to avoid motion. Prevent involuntary movement with the use of _________ or ___________. A sandbag may be placed over the distal forearm

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Gonads

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Position of part:

    1. Shield _________

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Third MCP joint

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Central Ray:

    • Perpendicular to the _________.

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  • Carpals,

  • Metacarpals,

  • Phalanges (except the thumb),

  • Interarticulations of the hand, and

  • Distal radius and ulna

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Structures shown:

    • PA projections of these are shown:

      • ________________

      • ________________

      • ________________

      • ________________

      • ________________

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No rotation

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    The following should be clearly demonstrated:

    • ___________ of the hand

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Equal concavity

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    The following should be clearly demonstrated:

    • No rotation of the hand:

      • ___________ of the metacarpal and phalangeal shafts on both sides

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Equal amount

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    The following should be clearly demonstrated:

    • ____________ of soft tissue on both sides of the phalanges

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Fingernails

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    The following should be clearly demonstrated:

    • __________, if visualized, in the center of each distal phalanx

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Placed flat on the IR

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    The following should be clearly demonstrated:

    • Open MCP and interphalangeal joints, indicating that the hand is ______________

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No soft tissue overlap

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    The following should be clearly demonstrated:

    • Slightly separate digits with ____________

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Radius and ulna

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    The following should be clearly demonstrated:

    • All anatomy distal to the ______ and _________

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Bony trabeculation

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    The following should be clearly demonstrated:

    • Soft tissue and ____________

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AP projection

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    NOTE:

    • When the MCP joints are under examination and the patient cannot extend the hand enough to place its palmar surface in contact with the IR,

    • The position of the hand can be reversed for an ______________.

      • This position is also used for the metacarpals when the hand cannot be extended because of an injury, a pathologic condition, or the use of dressings.

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Clements and Nakayama

Hand

⁂ PA PROJECTION

  • Evaluation Criteria:

    Special Technique:

    • ______________ describe a special exposure technique for imaging early rheumatoid arthritis.