Radiology Anatomy of the Hand and Wrist
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- 1. In this radiology course, you will be studying anatomy and understanding the importance of knowing the anatomy to become an exceptional radiologic technologist. This course will concentrate on the anatomy of the hand and wrist. When this course is finished, you should be able to: List all the anatomy of the hand and wrist Identify all anatomy of the hand and wrist on an x-ray film Apply the knowledge of anatomy to help in the diagnosis of a hand or wrist x- ray Welcome to Radiology-Anatomy of the hand and wrist Radiology- Anatomy of the hand and wrist- Video Study Guide - Memorization Labeled Graphic - Practice Jodi Eick RADIOLOGY - Anatomy of the hand and wrist
- 2. High Quality X-Ray Images - Learn Drop and Drag Anatomy - Practice Carpals -It's all in the Wrist - Practice Anatomy Quizlet- Check your knowledge - Assessment Links to additional information - Additional knowledge Thanks for taking the course
- 3. Lesson 1 of 10 JodiEick Welcome to Radiology-Anatomy of the hand and wrist
- 4. Scene 1 Slide 1 Continue Next Slide Welcome to Radiology Welcome to radiology-Anatomy of the hand and wrist. Radiology and knowing the anatomy extremely well will start you on your journey to becoming an exceptional radiologic technologist. CONTINUE
- 5. Scene 1 Slide 2 Continue End of Scenario CONTINUE In this course, we will discuss the anatomy of the hand and wrist. Let's watch the video below in lesson 2 to begin to understand the anatomy. START OVER
- 7. Introduction to anatomy Please watch the video below on the anatomy of the hand and wrist. CONTINUE Lesson 2 of 10 JodiEick Radiology- Anatomy of the hand and wrist- Video BONES OF THE HAND (LEARN IN 2.5 MINUTES!)
- 9. Labled hand and wrist x-ray Please use this x-ray to memorize the anatomy Lesson 3 of 10 JodiEick Study Guide - Memorization
- 10. Anatomy of the hand and wrist CONTINUE
- 11. Labeled graphic Please think about which bones are in the hand and wrist and then click on the + sign to check and see if you are correct. Use this as a study guide and to test your knowledge. Importance of knowing anatomy for radiology Lesson 4 of 10 JodiEick Labeled Graphic - Practice 00:27
- 14. Middle Phalanx
- 17. Proximal Interphanlangeal Joint Proximal- Closer to the shoulder area
- 19. Sesamoid Bone
- 20. Interphalangeal Joint Only 1 joint in the 1st digit (Thumb)
- 21. Distal Phalanx Distal- further from shoulder area
- 22. Metacarpals There are 5 metacarpals Number 1 is on the thumb side
- 23. PA Xray of the Left Hand PA stands for Posterior to Anterior Xray from back to front when patient in anatomical position
- 24. Ulna
- 25. Radius
- 26. Styloid Process of the Ulna
- 27. Scaphoid Another name for Scaphoid is Navicular
- 28. Lunate Another namre for Lunate is Semi Lunar
- 29. Triquetrium Another name for Triquetrium is Triangular, Triquetral, or Cuniform Only carpal bone that has 4 names assosicated with 1 bone.
- 30. pisiform This carpal bone only has 1 name
- 31. Trapezium Another name for Trapezium is Greater Multangular
- 32. Trapezoid Another name for Trapezoid is Lesser Multangular
- 33. Capitate Another name for Capitate is Os Magnum This is the largest carpal bone
- 34. Hamate Another name for Hamate is Unciform This bone is noted to have the hook of the hamulus.
- 36. CONTINUE
- 37. It is of the utmost importance to perform high quality x-rays for the radiologist to make a proper diagnosis and to ensure that the best patient care is given. Lesson 5 of 10 JodiEick High Quality X-Ray Images - Learn
- 38. High quality x-ray Image of a High Quality PA Hand X-Ray
- 39. This is an example of a high quality PA hand/wrist x-ray. A radiologic technologist can visualize all hand and wrist anatomy, which ensures that the radiologist can make a proper diagnosis for the patient. Fracture of the 5th metacarpal This x-ray shows a fracture in the 5th metacarpal. This is why it is important to know the anatomy, so you know exactly where the fracture is located.
- 40. CONTINUE
- 41. Separating the hand and wrist Please sort each term into either the hand or wrist category. Drag and drop the term to the correctly labeled box. Hand Anatomy Lesson 6 of 10 JodiEick Drop and Drag Anatomy - Practice Metacarpals Distal Phalanx Proximal Phalanx Phalanges
- 42. Wrist Anatomy Sesamoid Bone Distal intephalangeal joint Interphalangeal joint Metacarpal Phalangeal joint Proximal Interphalangeal joint Middle Phalanx Carpal Bones Navicular
- 43. CONTINUE Semilinar Capitate Hamate Pisiform triquetral Greater Multangular Lesser Multangular Carpo Metacarpal joint
- 44. Carpal Flashcards Please review the flashcards to learn and memorize all the names of the carpal bones. Carpel bones mostly have more than 1 name assocciated with them. Look at the flashcard and then click to flip at the bottom of the card to view the back of the card with the addtional name of the carpal bone. 1 of 8 Lesson 7 of 10 JodiEick Carpals -It's all in the Wrist - Practice Scaphoid Navicular
- 45. 2 of 8 3 of 8 Semi lunar Pisiformhas no other name Unciform Lunate Pisiform Hamate
- 46. 4 of 8 5 of 8 Os Magnum Trapezoid Capitate Lesser Multangular
- 47. 6 of 8 7 of 8 8 of 8 CONTINUE Trapezium Triangular, Triquetral, or cuniform Greater Multangular Triquetrium
- 49. Student will need to score an 80% or above on the anatomy quizlet as a knowledge assessment for radiology and the anatomy of the hand and wrist. Anatomy Quizlet Take the quizlet below to check your wrist and hand anatomy knowledge. Good luck! Lesson 8 of 10 JodiEick Anatomy Quizlet- Check your knowledge - Assessment Match the carpal bones to their other name. Drag the name on the left to the correct name on the right. Navicular Lunate Scaphoid Semi-lunar
- 50. SUBMIT Hamate Capitate Greater Multangular Trapazoid Triangular Unciform Os Magnum Trapizum Lesser Multangular Cuniform What are the bones in the wrist called? Metacarpals Phalanges
- 51. SUBMIT SUBMIT There are __ bones that make up the wrist. There are 5 bones in the palm of the hand called Carpals Eight (8) Ten (10) Twelve (12)
- 52. SUBMIT Which joints are assosicated with the hand anatomy. Can be more than one answer. Metatarsals Metacarpals Phalanges Interphalangeal joint Carpometacarpal joint Distal Interphalangeal joint Proximal Interphalangeal joint
- 53. SUBMIT SUBMIT The fracture is seen in the Type your answer here Radiocarpal joint
- 54. SUBMIT The top row of carpal bones is considered to be Distal Proximal Interphalangeal
- 55. SUBMIT The thumb has _____ phalanges What are the two (2) bones that are proximal to the carpal bones Three (3) One (1) Two (2)
- 57. SUBMIT Would you consider this a high quality x-ray of the hand? Type your answer here Does this patient have a fracture and if so where is the fracture located?
- 58. SUBMIT Type your answer here Please state why it is important to have a high-quality x-ray for a radiologist to read?
- 59. SUBMIT CONTINUE Type your answer here
- 60. Additional information to view on your own Here is some useful information for you to view if interested: 1. https://youtu.be/1a7mKtn6CZc 2. https://www.ypo.education/orthopaedics/hand-wrist/metacarpal-fractures-t173/video/ 3. https://youtu.be/dt_mLUNDbUs CONTINUE Lesson 9 of 10 JodiEick Links to additional information - Additional knowledge
- 61. Lesson 10 of 10 JodiEick Thanks for taking the course
- 62. Scene 1 Slide 1 Continue Next Slide Summary You have reached the end of the course and there are some take aways listed below that will help you in your future classes and career in radiology. CONTINUE
- 63. Scene 1 Slide 2 0 Next Slide 1 Next Slide Do you have any questions? Yes, I have questions 1 No, I do not have any questions at this time 2
- 64. Scene 1 Slide 3 0 Next Slide 1 Scene 1 Slide 1 I hope you enjoyed the course and gained knowledge of the wrist and hand anatomy. End this scenario. 1 I want to do the scenario again. 2
- 65. Scene 1 Slide 4 Continue End of Scenario Summary Scenario End Good luck in your future courses! START OVER
- 66. Just a few take-aways! Anatomy the heart of radiology You have completed this eLearning course. You are on your way to becoming a great radiologic technologist. Keep on learning and Always remember that it is important to know and remember the antomy when becoming a radiologic technologist. It is important to make sure all anatomy is visualized well on the radiograph for proper reading and diagnosis. Always make sure to take high quality radiographs to show all anatomy well and to ensure great patient care.
- 67. studying!