MEDRADSC 2G03 Study Guide - Final Guide: Humerus, Anatomical Terms Of Motion, Axial Tilt

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Medical Radiation Sciences
• Course: MEDRADSC 2G03
• Professor: Alana Trainor

Document Summary

Room 4 = 115cm: sitting on chair, pronate hand then rotate hand medial surface against ir at 45 degrees. Above distal portion of finger tip & head of mc. If needed; 4th digit is hard to keep straight when others are bent. M: facing anteriorly, fingers up: sitting on chair, pronate hand, 2nd & 3rd digits lay on lateral surface (thumb side), 4th & 5th digits lay on medial surface (pinky side) Room 4 = 115cm: sitting on chair, pronate hand. N/a; natural for thumb to sit this way. Above distal portion of finger tip to trapezium. Room 4 = 115cm: sitting on chair, pronate hand, cups fingers to bring thumb into a true lateral. No, unless patient cannot hold a true lateral then use a 45 degree. Room 4 = 115cm: sitting on chair, place posterior surface of thumb on detector, pull away other digits if needed. Room 4 = 115cm: patient sitting, pronate hand, spread fingers.