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What is the primary adjustment made to the height of the X-ray beam when performing an erect lateral view of facial bones?
What is the primary adjustment made to the height of the X-ray beam when performing an erect lateral view of facial bones?
In which position is the X-ray beam directed when imaging lateral facial bones?
In which position is the X-ray beam directed when imaging lateral facial bones?
Which anatomical landmark is used as a reference point when positioning the X-ray beam for lateral facial bones?
Which anatomical landmark is used as a reference point when positioning the X-ray beam for lateral facial bones?
What is the effect of not adjusting the X-ray beam height correctly during a lateral projection?
What is the effect of not adjusting the X-ray beam height correctly during a lateral projection?
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Why is the X-ray beam centered 2.5 cm inferior to the outer canthus during the procedure?
Why is the X-ray beam centered 2.5 cm inferior to the outer canthus during the procedure?
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Study Notes
Lateral Facial Bones X-ray Parameters
- Direction of X-ray beam: Lateral (side-to-side).
- Patient Position: Erect (standing).
- X-ray Height Adjustment: The central ray's height is adjusted to be 2.5 cm below the outer corner (canthus) of the eye.
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Test your knowledge on the parameters for lateral X-ray imaging of facial bones. This quiz covers aspects such as the direction of the X-ray beam, patient positioning, and central ray height adjustments. Ideal for radiology students and professionals looking to refresh their skills.
