Lab Test #1 Spring semester CRs

what is the central ray and breathing for AP upper ribs and SID

perpendicular to T7 and inspiration and 72 SID

what is the central ray and breathing for AP lower ribs

perpendicular to T10-T12 (bottom of IR at crest) and expiration

CR/patient position to demonstrate right ribs

patient rotated 45 degrees, side affected closest to IR with arm up respiration would be inspiration

CR/patient position/SID/respiration for RAO sternum

patient prone on table rotated 15-20 degrees, Enters mid sternum (T7) and 1” toward elevated side, 40 SID, suspend/breathing technique

patient position/CR/SID/respiration for Lateral sternum

patient is upright left lateral position, hands clasped behind their back chest extended forward, enters mid sternum (T7), 72 SID, inspiration

patient position/CR/SID/respiration for PA SC joints

patient is prone chin on table or head turned toward affected side, enters at T3 (jugular notch), 40 SID, expiration

patient position/CR/SID/respiration for RAO/LAO SC joints

RAO= Right demonstrated, patient prone rotated 10-15 degrees, enters at T3 1-2 inches toward elevated side, 40 SID, expiration

CR for left lateral rectum

enters at ASIS

patient position/CR/SID/respiration for AP sigmoid

patient supine, 30-40 cephalic enters 2” below ASIS, 40/5=8 40-8= 32 SID, suspend

patient position/CR/SID/respiration for PA sigmoid

patient prone, 30-40 caudal enters at ASIS, 40/5=8=32 SID, suspend

patient position/CR/SID/respiration for RPO/LPO SI joints

patient is supine rotated 30 degrees, side up is affected side, enters 1 inch medial to affected ASIS, suspend

patient position/CR/SID/respiration for AP sacrum

patient is supine, enters 15 degrees cephalic at 2”below ASIS, suspend

patient position/CR/SID/respiration for AP coccyx

patient is supine, enters 10 degrees caudal and 2 inches below ASIS