CR
Obliquity
Everything else
Spine
Contrast Studies
100

The central ray for the AP coned kidney projection should be directed to enter

between xiphoid process and iliac crest

100

What degree of obliquity is required for a RAO “Drinking” Esophagram projection?

35-40

100

What position projects 3 sections over the heart shadow

RAO Sternum

100

In the AP Axial c-spine, what anatomic structure should be seen projected in the middle of the vertebral body in order to show that there is no rotation?

Spinous process

100

During the usual retrograde filling of a barium enema, which structure is filled immediately following the right colic (hepatic) flexure?

ascending colon

200

Where would you center for a 2 hour image of a small bowel series

iliac crest

200

What positions of the ribs elongates the left ribs.

LPO & RAO

200

The stomach of a hyposthenic patient would be:

T11-L5

200

The thoracic section of the vertebral column typically has a ____________ curvature.

kyphotic

200

Which position is demonstrated in the BE image with barium levels sunk to the left side of the descending colon

Left lateral decub

300

What is the central ray location, angle, and direction for the AP Axial C-spine projection?

CR angled 15° cephalic, to C4 and midsagittal plane

300

How much is the body rotated for an oblique sternoclavicular joint position?

10-15

300

What radiographic position demonstrates the entire stomach and duodenum, with air in the fundus and contrast media in the body and pylorus, with the duodenal bulb and C-loop of the duodenum in profile?

RAO stomach

300

How should the CR be angled for a L-Spine spot image

5-8 Caudal

300

Timing for the IVU

immediately after injection

400

When radiographing the coccyx in the AP Axial projection, the central ray enters _________________ and is angled ____________________.

2" above symphysis pubis; 10o caudad

400

Which oblique rib position would best demonstrate an injury to the area of posterior left 4th rib?

LPO

400

The costocartilage of the second rib attaches to the sternum at which part of the sternum?

sternal angle

400

The Swimmers position is used to demonstrate:

lower C-spine & upper T-spine

400

When the radiologist suspects that a patient may need surgery, but first needs an UGI or barium enema examination, the best contrast media to use would be:

water-soluble iodinated

500

What is the CR for a Post Void IVU

Iliac crest at mid sag

500

How many degrees of rotation are required for an oblique projection of the axillary ribs?


45

500

When positioning for the AP “Open Mouth” Odontoid, what 2 structures need to be aligned?

Base of Occipital bone and Upper Incisors

500

Why is it best if the patient breathes during the exposure for a lateral thoracic spine?

Blur ribs

500

What anatomical areas will be best demonstrated (open) on a radiograph taken during a BE in an RPO position?

Left colic flexure

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