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The axial skeleton is made up of x amount of bones

What is 80?

100

The 4 different body habitus'

What is hypersthenic (large), Asthenic (very thin), hyposthenic (slender), and sthenic (average)?

100

The right upper quadrant anatomy 

What is the liver, gallbladder, right colic flexure, duodenum, head of the pancreas, right kidney, and right suprarenal gland?

100

Wrist bones

What is the scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, pisiform, trapezium, trapezoid, capitate and hamate?

100

General movements of shoulder joint

What is synovial, diarthrodial, ball and socket, and gliding?

200

The appendicular skeleton is made up of x amount of bones

What is 126?

200

The number of ribs on an PA chest, and must be included anatomy

What is 10 ribs, the costophrenic angles, and the apices?
200

The Right lower quadrant anatomy

What is the ascending colon, appendix, cecum, 2/3 of the ileum and the ileocecal valve?

200

Fat pads and what they indicate

What is near a synovial joint and its associated soft tissue and its presence may be an indication for disease or injury?

200

Anatomy shown in an external rotation in a shoulder image

What is the greater tubercle seen laterally, and the lesser tubercle is anterior?

300

Bones that produce red blood cells

what is the sternum, ribs, vertebrae and pelvis?

300

The bony landmarks necessary for a chest image

Jugular notch (AP), and C7 vertebral prominens, and T7.

300

Ways to protect patient from radiation

What is short exposure time, medium kVp, and adequate mAs?
300

kVp increase for casts

What is a small/med plaster cast (up5-7), large plaster cast (up 8-10), or fiberglass cast (up 3-4)?

300

The grashey method shows

What is the glenohumeral joint?

400

The categories of functions of bones

What is diarthrodial (freely moveable), amphiarthrodial (limited), and synarthrodial (immoveable)?

400

Central ray for PA chest

What is 7 inches below the vertebral prominens?

400

7 Landmarks of the abdomen

What is the xiphoid process(T9-T10), inferior costal margin (L2-3), iliac crest (L4-5), ASIS, greater trochanter, symphysis pubis, and ischial tuberosity?

400

Coyle method must include

What is the radial head completely free of any superimposition of any adjacent bones?

400

What is the "Y" method to show

What is a superimposition of the humerus and the lateral border of the scapula?

500

Three cardinal rules for radiation protection

What is time, distance, and shielding?

500

Patient position for lateral chest

What is the patients arms raised, elbows pushed together with the central ray at armpit?

500

Anatomy must be included in a KUB

What is the kidneys, ureters, bladder, liver, spleen, psoas muscles, stomach, bowel segments, and arch of the symphysis pubis?

500
The four imaging considerations to note for upper extremities

What is collimation, accurate centering, grid use or evaluation of the exposure indicator?

500

Neutral shoulder positioning shows

What is the lessser tubercle seen more medially, and the greater tubercle seen anterior, but laterally?

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