SCENARIO 4 A patient, Mr. Montoya, arrives to the radiology…

SCENARIO 4 A patient, Mr. Montoya, arrives to the radiology department from the emergency room with acute pain to his right  shoulder area on the anterior and posterior aspects. Radiographic examinations of the shoulder area are ordered to rule out any fractures or joint separations. The examinations consist of images including  AP and Axial view of the clavicle, AP and Lateral views of the Scapula, and AC Joint images. Mr. Montoya is a sthenic patient who arrives on a stretcher and is ambulatory.    SCENARIO 4 Which of the following projections can be used to demonstrate the clavicle? AP     AP axial PA axial

SCENARIO 2: A patient, Mr. Horowitz, arrives to the radiolog…

SCENARIO 2: A patient, Mr. Horowitz, arrives to the radiology department from the emergency room with severe pain and a visual deformity to his left shoulder. A radiographic examinations of the shoulder is ordered to rule out dislocation. The examinations consists of Internal, External, and a Scapular-Y view positions. Mr. Horowitz is a sthenic patient who arrives on a stretcher but he is ambulatory.   SCENARIO 2: Where is the central ray directed for the AP projections of the shoulder?

SCENARIO 1: You realize the amount of movement that Mrs. Mil…

SCENARIO 1: You realize the amount of movement that Mrs. Miller can achieve to perform the lateral projection of the humerus is extremely limited and it seems that Mrs. Miller can only leave her arm supinated at her side. Which position/projection would you do next?

SCENARIO 2: The radiograph for an AP projection with externa…

SCENARIO 2: The radiograph for an AP projection with external rotation of the proximal humerus reveals that the greater and lesser tubercles are both superimposed by the humeral head and neither can be clearly visualized. What position is the current position of the patient and how should it be changed to improve this image for a repeat exposure?