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100

Which of the following are ways radiation protection can be practiced in trauma and mobile radiography? 

1. Close collimation

2. Proper exposure factors

3. Announcement of exposure to surrounding personnel

4. SID greater than 40 inches 

1.2.3

100

Called a reverse Colles’ with anterior displacement of the distal radius

What is a Smith's fracture

100

Which of the following projections is necessary to demonstrate anterior displacement of a distal tibia fracture? 



Lateral

100

A patient enters the ED on a backboard with multiple injuries after being involved in a motor vehicle accident. The physician suspects the patient has a spinal cord injury. What type of shock might the patient experience?

Neuorogenic

100

Which of the following symptoms should the radiographer be educated to recognize a trauma patient going into shock?

1. Change in mental status

2. Increased pulse rate 

3. Increased respiration 

4. Decreased hunger 

1.2.3

200

To demonstrate the coronoid process in the axiolateral projection of the elbow (Coyle method), the CR is angled how many degrees in which direction?

45-degrees away from shoulder

200

Which of the following is not a fracture type involving the wrist? 

1. Smith

2. Barton 

3. Bennett

4. Colles


3. Bennett (this fx involves the base of the thumb!)

200

Describe a sprain:

Forced twisting of a joint, resulting in tearing of supporting ligaments

200

What specific radiographic criteria indicates a Colles fracture?



Posterior displacement of the distal radial fragment

200

The radiographer should perform a lateral projection to rule out what type of displacement?

Anterior or posterior

300

The primary structures shown when demonstrating the elbow using the Coyle method is the

1. coracoid process.

2. coronoid process.

3. radial head.

2.3

300

A patient enters the ED with a possible Monteggia fracture. Which procedure should be performed?



PA and horizontal beam lateral forearm projections

300

Which of the following is not considered a complete fracture type? 

  1. Transverse

  2. Oblique

  3. Torus

  4. Spiral




Torus: Commonly called a buckle fracture, it is an incomplete bone break typically seen in children. 

300

While performing a mobile AP projection of the abdomen, the technologist noticed the radiograph revealed foreshortening of the left wing of the pelvis. What patient positioning error most likely occured?

The patient’s hips were rotated to the right

300

Which of the following are ways radiation protection can be practiced in mobile radiography? 

1. Post-processing collimation

2. Proper exposure factors

3. Announcement of exposure to surrounding personnel

4. Standing at 90° to the primary beam

2.3.4

400

Subluxation?

Partial dislocation of a joint

400

What is the best method for imaging a patient with a possible stellate fracture?

AP and horizontal beam lateral projections of the knee and patella without knee flexion

400

Which type of procedure would be performed in surgery to realign a fracture?



Open reduction

400

How might the radiograph appear if the technologist performs a mobile AP projection of the tibia-fibula with the CR perpendicular to the IR, but the patient’s knee is slightly flexed so that the CR is no longer perpendicular to the tibial shaft?

Magnification of proximal tibia with slight foreshortening of shaft

400

An AP chest radiograph reveals elongation of the right ribs. What error most likely occurred during mobile imaging?



Patient was rotated to the right

500

Which term describes lateral displacement of the distal fracture fragment with medial apex angulation?



Valgus deformity

500

What type of shock might a person experience if there is severe internal bleeding?

Hypovolemic

500

A fragment of bone that is separated or pulled away by the attached tendon or ligament is termed a(n) _____ fracture.




avulsion

500

A Barton fracture, Hutchinson fracture, and Smith fracture might all be demonstrated in what radiographic procedure? 



Wrist series

500

Define neutropenic precautions:

Strict infection-control protocols used to protect individuals with severely compromised immune systems from dangerous bacterial and fungal infections.

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