Author Question: Referring to the image, evaluate the image on its centering. centering is too low centering is too ... (Read 62 times)

karateprodigy · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

Referring to the image, evaluate the image on its centering.

centering is too low
centering is too high
centering is correctly directed to the midshaft of the humerus
centering is too posterior

Question 2

In reference to the image, what projection is represented?

AP oblique with 15-20 degree lateral rotation
AP
AP oblique with 15-20 degree medial rotation
AP oblique with 45 degree medial rotation

kbennett34 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

centering is too low

Rationale: Centering on a transthoracic lateral is directed to the surgical neck. The surgical neck is the most common point fractured on the humerus. With centering to the surgical neck, this will allow visualization of this area and the shoulder joint.

Answer to Question 2

AP

Rationale: The image represents the AP projection of the ankle. The medial mortise is open, but the lateral is closed due to natural superimposition of the fibula to the tibia.