Recurrent patellofemoral joint dislocation Recalcitrant tennis elbow Requesting imaging The AMP when requesting Describe the principles of requesting imaging imaging should be able to: Define the ALARA principle Discuss the responsibilities of the referrer Understand informed consent and how this may be documented Describe the principles in assessing risk:benefit ratios Interpretation Of Imaging The AMP when requesting Routine check of name, date, side and site of imaging should be able to injury interpret films using a Correct patient positioning, view and exposure ABCS (alignment, bone, cartilage, soft tissue) systematic approach that Common of injury or pathology includes the following: Common sites for missed injuries Shoulder, clavicle, AC joint The AMP has the ability to Fractures recognise the Dislocation musculoskeletal conditions anterior, posterior, luxato-erecta from plain-film imaging, for Calcific tendinopathy example: OA Chronic degenerative supraspinatus tear Elbow, hand and wrist Fractures for example, Colles’, Barton’s, Smith’s, Bennett’s, Rolando, scaphoid, carpal, boxers, etc. Monteggia and Galaezzi buckle and growth plate (Salter–Harris)
Recurrent patellofemoral joint dislocation Recalcitrant tennis elbow Requesting imaging The AMP when requesting imaging should be able to: Describe the principles of requesting imaging Define the ALARA principle Discuss the responsibilities of the referrer Understand informed consent and how this may be documented Describe the principles in assessing risk:benefit ratios Interpretation Of Imaging The AMP when requesting imaging should be able to interpret films using a systematic approach that includes the following: The AMP has the ability to recognise the musculoskeletal conditions from plain-film imaging, for example: Routine check of name, date, side and site of injury Correct patient positioning, view and exposure ABCS (alignment, bone, cartilage, soft tissue) Common of injury or pathology Common sites for missed injuries Shoulder, clavicle, AC joint Fractures Dislocation anterior, posterior, luxato-erecta Calcific tendinopathy OA Chronic degenerative supraspinatus tear Elbow, hand and wrist Fractures for example, Colles’, Barton’s, Smith’s, Bennett’s, Rolando, scaphoid, carpal, boxers, etc. Monteggia and Galaezzi buckle and growth plate (Salter–Harris)