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Lateral Erect Position Basics

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What adjustment should be made to the head in the lateral erect position?

Position the head so that the occipital bone obscures the posterior arch of the atlas

Ensure the mandible is superimposed over the upper anterior cervical vertebra

Adjust the head to prevent the angle of the mandible from superimposing over the upper anterior cervical vertebra (correct)

Tilt the head backward to better visualize the entire cervical region

What should not occur regarding the angle of the mandible when positioning the patient?

Mandible angle can be adjusted to improve image quality

Mandible angle superimposition is acceptable in basic positioning

The angle of the mandible should not obscure the cervical vertebrae (correct)

The angle of the mandible should be aligned with the occipital bone

What is a key consideration when positioning the head in a lateral erect position?

The patient should be angled at 90 degrees to the imaging receptor

The head should be tilted forward to maximize view of the cervical spine

The occipital bone should completely cover the atlas region

The angle of the mandible must not obscure any cervical structure (correct)

What can be the consequence of improper head positioning during the examination?

Increased likelihood of superimposed anatomical structures Signup and view all the answers

When positioning the patient in the lateral erect position, which bone is particularly important to consider?

Occipital bone Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary concern related to the angle of the mandible in relation to the cervical vertebrae?

It must be positioned to avoid obscuring the atlas. Signup and view all the answers

Which anatomical feature should not obscure the posterior arch of the atlas when positioning the head?

The occipital bone. Signup and view all the answers

In the lateral erect position, what is essential to avoid regarding the angle of the mandible?

It must not overlap with the occipital bone. Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of the lateral erect position is critical for imaging the upper anterior cervical vertebrae?

The chin must be elevated. Signup and view all the answers

What positioning adjustment minimizes superimposition of structures during imaging?

Aligning the ear canal with the shoulder. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Lateral Erect (Basic) Position

The angle of the mandible should be not superimposed over the upper anterior cervical vertebra.
The occipital bone should not obscure the posterior arch of the atlas.

Cervical Vertebrae Lateral Erect (Basic) Positioning

Patient position Lateral erect
Image receptor position Lateral
Head positioning:
- Angle of mandible not superimposed over upper anterior cervical vertebra
- Occipital bone does not obscure the posterior arch of the atlas

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Test your understanding of the Lateral Erect position, specifically how the mandible aligns in relation to the cervical vertebrae. This quiz will challenge your knowledge on proper positioning to avoid obscuring essential anatomical landmarks.