with Dr. Jen Lugton BVSc(hons)
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Question 1 of 5
Q1) Which two views are commonly taken in podiatry x-rays?
Lateromedial and solar margin views
Lateromedial and Dorsopalmar/plantar views
Dorsolateral and dorsomedial oblique views
Lateromedial and the oblique views
Question 2 of 5
Q2) Where do we want the focal beam to be aiming in podiatry x-rays?
The shoe
The middle of the pedal bone
Approximately 1.5cm above the solar surface of the hoof
The coffin joint
Question 3 of 5
Q3) When only one block is used what artifact will we often see?
pinching in the lateral joint space
misalignment of the wings of the pedal bone
no artifacts produced with one block
increase in the Palmar/Plantar angle
Question 4 of 5
Q4) Why is soft tissue detail so important in podiatry x-rays?
So we can see the whole hoof capsule including the wall and the sole
So we can interpret the hoof capsule and its relationship to the shoes
Its not important as lameness only arises from the bones
Both A and B
Question 5 of 5
Q5) What are the benefits of perfecting your podiatry radiographs?
Training your brain to recognise abnormalities faster
Better quality images for you and referring vets
Gaining respect from farriers and hopefully better professional relationships
All of the above