Ribs pt 2 POSITIOINING (review)

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Ribs 2012- pt 2 POSITIOINING (review) PA -anterior side BEST SEEN AP -posterior side BEST SEEN

RIBS (Projections & Positions) Exam done : UNILATERAL or BILATERAL AD (above diaphram) & BD – (below diaphram) AP OBLIQUES LPO RPO (May also include PA CHEST for lungs) PA OBLIQUES RAO LAO

BEST SEEN - RIBS AP - posterior ribs (AD/BD) PA - anterior ribs (AD/BD) OBLIQUES RAO / LPO : LT axillary ribs + RT post rib art w/spine LAO / RPO RT axillary ribs + LT post rib art w/spine

UNIT 3 RT 122 TECHNIQUE CONSIDERATION RIBS : UNILATERAL OR BILATERAL SHORT SCALE CONTRAST NEEDED BONY DETAIL AD – above diaphram 60 – 70 KVP – INSPIRATION BD – below diaphram 70 KVP + 3-4 x more mAs (ABD) EXPIRATION

Routine: Bilateral RIBS Must include : BOTH sides (RT & LT) TOP & Bottom (AED & BD) AP or PA OBLIQUES LPO (RAO) RPO (LAO) (May also include PA CHEST for lungs) ↑ kVp for lungs (90-120)vs kVp bony ribs (60-80)

PA for Chest or Bilat RIBS (AD)

BILAT – AD (upright) 14 x 17 LW CW Centering – same as CXR MSP + T 7

(AP) BILATERAL - AD

Deep Inspiration Why?

INSPIRATION vs EXPIRATION

Why do AP vs PA projection? PA AP

BILAT (BD) 11X14 CW OR 14 x 17 LW Centering – (similar to upper ABD) MSP + L-1 (Bend of Rib) Top of light 1 – 2 “ above xyphoid Bottom of light 1 – 2 “ below IC

OR Upright

SUPINE AP BILATERAL RIBS AD BD

AD – INSP BD - EXP

Position? Demonstrates? AP Bilat – OBLIQUE (AD) Position? Demonstrates? CR ~ ½ way between MSP/MCP (side up) or ~ 2” lat to MSP (side up) & T7 (AD)

LAO VS RPO

Position? Demonstrates? Taken “AP” Position? Demonstrates?

PA Bilat – OBLIQUE (AD) Move both arms out of the way This position not tested in lab

BILATERAL OBLIQUES (bd)

OBL – BD BILAT VS UNILAT

AP- UNILATERAL AD(LEFT) RIBS

AP UNILATERAL (LT RIBS) AD BD

UNILATERAL – LT RIBS AP AD BD

LAO/RPO for the RT RIBS UPSIDE = PA AWAY DOWNSIDE = AP TOWARD (SIDE OF PAIN)

LAO VS RPO

LPO/RAO – For LEFT Ribs RAO

UNILATERAL (LEFT RIBS) – AD LPO –AXILLARY RPO –LT POST ART

LPO vs RAO AD/BD

UNILAT – LEFT(LPO) (BD)

LPO/RAO – For LEFT Ribs RAO

LPO vs RAO AD/BD