Positioning 2: Skull

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What are the 3 types of Skull Morphology?

  1. Brachycephalic

  2. Mesocephalic

  3. Dolichocephalic

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MESOCEPHALIC PETROUS PYRAMIDS PROJECT ANTERIORLY AND MEDIALLY at what angle from MSP?

47 DEGREES

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BRACHYCEPHALIC PETROUS PYRAMIDS PROJECT ANTERIORLY AND MEDIALLY at what angle from MSP?

54 DEGREES

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DOLICHOCEPHALIC PETROUS PYRAMIDS PROJECT ANTERIORLY AND MEDIALLY at what angle from MSP?

40 DEGREES

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How many Cranial and Facial bones?

8 Cranial bones

14 Facial bones

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What are the 8 cranial bones?

  1. Frontal bone.

  2. Parietal bones (there are two)

  3. Temporal bones (there are two)

  4. Occipital bone.

  5. Sphenoid bone.

  6. Ethmoid bone.

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What are the Three parts of the Temporal Bone?

  1. Squamous

  2. Petrous

  3. Mastoid

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Sphenoid looks like a:

bat

Bat

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This bone has a Crista galli and Cribriform plate

Ethmoid

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joints that are essentially immovable, also known as:

Synarthrodial

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As a baby it’s known as the “soft spot”

Bregma

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What are the adult Skull Sutures?

  1. coronal

  2. sagittal

  3. lambdoidal

  4. squamosal

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a space between the bones of the skull in an infant or fetus, where ossification is not complete and the sutures not fully formed

Fontanels

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Posterior fontanel is called:

Lambda

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Identify the four bones that make up the skullcap of the cranium called the Calvaria

  1. Frontal

  2. Right parietal

  3. Left parietal

  4. Occipital

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Skull Technique

75 kVp

20 mAs

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What are the Special Skull Views?

SMV (submentovertex)

HAAS (another alternative to AP Towne)

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AP Axial Skull: Towne method

OML perp to IR. CR = __ degrees (double chin)

30

caudal

<p>30 </p><p>caudal</p>
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AP Axial Skull: Towne method

IOML perp to IR. CR = __ degrees

37

caudal

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AP Axial Skull: Towne method

CR: MSP

2.5 inches above glabella

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AP Axial Skull: Towne method

IR size and orientation:

10 X 12 Lengthwise

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Lateral Skull

What overlaps ?

Pituitary Gland overlaps Sella Turcica

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Lateral Skull

  • CR:

  • What is perpendicular?

  • 2 inches superior to EAM

  • Interpupillary is perpendicular

<ul><li><p>2 inches superior to EAM</p></li><li><p>Interpupillary is perpendicular</p></li></ul><p></p>
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Lateral Skull

Lateral sees all

Sinus Cavities

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Lateral Skull

IR Size and Orientation

10 X 12 Crosswise

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PA

Exit point:

At Glabella. Put Glabella on IR Center

<p></p><p>At Glabella. Put Glabella on IR Center</p>
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CALDWELL

  • OML is

  • CR(angle):

  • exits the:

  • Perpendicular to IR

  • 15 degrees Caudal

  • Nasion

<ul><li><p>Perpendicular to IR</p></li><li><p>15 degrees Caudal</p></li><li><p>Nasion</p></li></ul><p></p>
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Waters

Petrous ridges sit at(degrees):

37 degrees

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Waters

MML is:

OML forms a ___ angle

CR exits the:

  • Perpendicular

  • 37 degree

  • acanthion

<ul><li><p>Perpendicular</p></li><li><p>37 degree</p></li><li><p>acanthion</p></li></ul><p></p>
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Waters

Where are the Petrous Ridges?

Petrous

Ridges

Under

Maxillary

Sinus

<p><strong>P</strong>etrous</p><p><strong>R</strong>idges</p><p><strong>U</strong>nder </p><p><strong>M</strong>axillary</p><p><strong>S</strong>inus</p>
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SUBMENTOVERTEX

IOML:

Parallel to IR &

Perpendicular to BEAM

<p>Parallel to IR <em>&amp;</em></p><p>Perpendicular to BEAM</p>
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SUBMENTOVERTEX

CR center:

Center between GONION and MANDIBLE

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SUBMENTOVERTEX

Your angle is dependent on patient:

Neck Flexion

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SUBMENTOVERTEX

What does “MES” stand for?

Maxillary Sinus

Ethmoid

Sphenoid

<p>Maxillary Sinus</p><p>Ethmoid</p><p>Sphenoid</p>