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    This document defines and explains various radiographic terminology including: 1) Different radiographic projections such as AP oblique, PA oblique, and mediolateral projections. 2) Specific projections including lordotic, tangential, and dorsoplantar/plantodorsal projections. 3) Relationship terms to describe the position of structures in relation to one another. 4) Movement terms including flexion/extension, degrees of flexion, and abduction/adduction. The goal is for students to be able to define, identify, and demonstrate these important radiographic terms.

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    This document defines and explains various radiographic terminology including: 1) Different radiographic projections such as AP oblique, PA oblique, and mediolateral projections. 2) Specific projections including lordotic, tangential, and dorsoplantar/plantodorsal projections. 3) Relationship terms to describe the position of structures in relation to one another. 4) Movement terms including flexion/extension, degrees of flexion, and abduction/adduction. The goal is for students to be able to define, identify, and demonstrate these important radiographic terms.

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    Positioning Terminology 444

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    Mokakatlela Ratau
    This document defines and explains various radiographic terminology including: 1) Different radiographic projections such as AP oblique, PA oblique, and mediolateral projections. 2) Specific projections including lordotic, tangential, and dorsoplantar/plantodorsal projections. 3) Relationship terms to describe the position of structures in relation to one another. 4) Movement terms including flexion/extension, degrees of flexion, and abduction/adduction. The goal is for students to be able to define, identify, and demonstrate these important radiographic terms.

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    MODULE DIR 100

    Radiographic Terminology 444

    Outcome

    You should be able to:


    • define;
    • identify; and
    • demonstrate terms related to radiography.
    Radiographic Projections

    AP Oblique
    Projection
    • AP oblique
    rotated
    • CR from anterior
    to posterior

    2
    Radiographic Projections

    PA Oblique Projection
    • PA oblique rotated
    • CR from posterior to
    anterior

    3
    Radiographic Projections

    Mediolateral Projection
    • Lateral
    • CR medial to lateral

    4
    Specific Projections

    Lordotic projection
    • Body angled rather than CR

    5
    Specific Projections
    Tangential projection
    • Toughing a curve or surface at only one
    point

    6
    Specific Projections
    Dorsoplantar / plantodorsal projection
    • Path of CR (AP / PA) of foot

    Axial Dorsoplantar / plantodorsal


    projection

    7
    Relationship terms

    8
    Relationship terms

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    Relationship terms

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    Relationship terms

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    Relationship terms

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    Relationship terms

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    Relationship terms

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    Terms - Movements

    Flexion vs extension

    15
    Terms - Movements

    Degrees of flexion

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    CR directions
    Caudad

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    CR directions

    Cranial

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    Terms - Movements

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    Terms - Movements

    Ulnar deviation vs radial deviation

    20
    Terms - Movements

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    Terms - Movements
    Abduction vs adduction

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    Terms - Movements
    Medial vs lateral rotation

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    Terms - Movements

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    Terms - Movements
    Elevation vs depression

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    Terms - Movements
    Tilt vs Rotation

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