Femur/hip Crossword

2. On a properly positioned Frog Lateral Hip, the femoral neck is partially _____.
4. On a cross-table hip, if the CR angle is ___ than 45*, the femoral neck is foreshortened, and the greater trochanter is superimposed by the femoral neck.
5. On a poorly positioned Frog Lateral Hip, if the femoral neck is not superimposed by the great trochanter, the leg was ___ less than 45*.
7. On a poorly positioned Frog Lateral Hip, if the ____ ____ is foreshortened, the leg was abducted more than 45*.
9. On a properly positioned AP Hip, the great trochanter, femoral head, and femoral neck should be in ___ without ______.
11. On a properly positioned AP Hip, the ___ ____ should be superimposed by the femur.
12. On an internally rotated distal Femur, the ___ is seen without superimposition by the tibia.
13. If the hip is ____ ____ than 60-70*, the greater trochanter will be seen distal to the femoral neck.
14. On a poorly positioned Lateral distal Femur, if the femoral head and greater trochanter are superimposed by the pelvis, the pelvis is ____ ____.
15. On a properly positioned Frog Lateral Hip, Proximal greater trochanter is demonstrated halfway between the ____ head and ____ trochanter.
16. If the hip is flexed ____ than 60-70*, the greater trochanter will be seen ___ to the femoral neck.
17. On a properly positioned AP distal Femur, the ____ ____ of the fibula is superimposed by the tibia.

1. On a properly positioned Lateral proximal Femur, the ____ ____ should be superimposed by the femoral neck.
3. The ___ femur is internally rotated 15-20*, while the ___ femur is internally rotated 5*.
6. On a properly positioned Frog Lateral Hip, the lesser trochanter is seen in _____.
8. On a properly positioned AP distal Femur, the femoral _____ are in profile and the femoral and the tibial _____ are symmetric.
10. If the lesser trochanter is seen in profile on an AP hip, the leg has been ___ ____.