PA/AP, Townes, Lateral, Waters, SMV Quiz

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which skull projection demonstrates the frontal bone and facial symmetry?

a. PA skull

b. townes

c. SMV

d. water’s

a. PA skull

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in an AP axial towne’s projection, the CR is angled caudally by approximately:

a. 10 degrees

b. 20 degrees

c. 30 degrees

d. 37 degrees

d. 37 degrees

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the water’s view is primarily used to evaluate the:

a. mandible

b. paranasal sinuses

c. zygomatic arches

d. TMJ

b. paranasal sinuses

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which skull projection best demonstrates the cranial vault in profile?

a. SMV

b. lateral

c. PA axial

d. townes

b. lateral

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the SMV projection is also known as the:

a. towne’s method

b. basal projection

c. reverse water’s

d. tangential view

b. basal projection

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which structure is best visualized on the water’s projection?

a. occipital bone

b. maxillary sinuses

c. petrous ridges

d. foramen magnum

b. maxillary sinuses

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in a lateral skull projection, the interpupillary line should be:

a. parallel to the IR

b. perpendicular to the IR

c. at a 45 degree angle

d. centered to the chin

b. perpendicular to the IR

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which projection best demonstrates the occipital bone and foramen magnum?

a. townes

b. water’s

c. PA skull

d. lateral

a. townes

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the CR for a PA skull exits at the:

a. nasion

b. glabella

c. acanthion

d. vertex

a. nasion

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which projection is commonly used to evaluate facial trauma involving the orbital floors?

a. townes

b. water’s

c. SMV

d. lateral

b. water’s

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the zygomatic arches are best demonstrated using which projection?

a. tangential SMV

b. townes

c. PA axial

d. lateral

a. tangential SMV

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for an AP axial skull projection, the OML is positioned:

a. perpendicular to the IR

b. parallel to the IR

c. at a 37 degree angle

d. centered to the MSP

a. perpendicular to the IR

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which skull projection demonstrates both orbits equally with minimal distortion?

a. PA skull

b. waters

c. SMV

d. townes

a. PA skull

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in the water’s method, the MML forms approximately what angle to the IR?

a. 15 degrees

b. 37 degrees

c. 90 degrees

d. 30 degrees

c. 90 degrees

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which projection best demonstrates the sphenoid sinus:

a. townes

b. SMV

c. lateral

d. water’s

c. lateral

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a bilateral zygomatic arch study commonly requires:

a. towne’s projection

b. tangential projection

c. reverse water’s

d. AP axial only

b. tangential projection

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which mandible projection demonstrates the mandibular body?

a. AP axial

b. axiolateral oblique

c. townes

d. SMV

b. axiolateral oblique

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the mandibular rami are best demonstrated on which projection?

a. PA mandible

b. towne’s

c. axiolateral oblique

d. reverse water’s

a. PA mandible

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which skull projection requires the patient to extend the neck significantly?

a. lateral

b. towne’s

c. SMV

d. PA skull

c. SMV

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the orbitiomeatal line (OML) extends from the:

a. outer canthus to the EAM

b. nasion to mentum

c. acanthion to EAM

d. glabella to mastoid tip

a. outer canthus to the EAM