Anatomy
Central Ray/Technical Factors
Positioning
Pathology
Patient Care
100

Another name for the body of the sternum

Gladiolus

100

What type of CR angle is required for the LPO/RPO positions of the C/S?

15 degree cephalad

100

For an AP oblique projection of the knee, the limb is rotated. 

45 degrees

100

What is the abnormal or exaggerated lateral curvature of the spine?

Scoliosis

100

Personal space, Noise, and Touch

Potential sensitivities someone with Autism Spectrum Disorder may have. 

200

The right diaphragm is anatomically higher than the left due to

The location of the liver

200

This position best demonstrates the zygapophyseal joints of the cervical spine. 

Lateral

200

For an AP projection of the shoulder with the humerus externally rotated, the epicondyles of the humerus should be:

Parallel to the plane of the IR

200

This is the most frequent type of lung infection

Pneumonia

200

knowing, intentional, or negligent act by a caregiver or any other person that causes harm or serious risk of harm to a vulnerable adult

Elder Abuse

300

The "eye" of the Scotty dog is 

Pedicle

300

The CR enters between which two bony landmarks for the lateral L5/S1 spot

The ASIS and the Iliac Crest

300

Most important factor to open up the intervertebral joint spaces for a lateral TS. 

Keep vertebral column parallel to tabletop

300

A common fracture with posterior displacement that results from falling on an outstretched arm's palm. 

Colles

300

Infants under 1 yr of age, for a chest x-ray, typically need to be imaged in what position due to difficulty supporting their spine and head?

Supine

400

This bony landmark must be aligned with the upper incisors for the AP open-mouth projection of the C/S.

Base of skull/Mastoid tip

400

Along with increasing SID, this will improve detail for lateral and oblique projections of the CS. 

Using a small focal spot

400

This position will best demonstrate the atlanto-axial joint space between C1 and C2

AP open mouth

400

A childhood cancer rising from the bone

Osteochondroma

400

The progressive cognitive impairment eventually interferes with daily functioning. 

Dementia/Alzheimer's

500

The joints between articular processes of vertebrae are: 

Zygapophyseal joints

500

CR is directed here for an AP projection of the toes

Third MTP joint

500

This position best demonstrates the left intervertebral foramina of the cervical spine

LAO

500

The common name for a Traumatic Spondylolisthesis of C2.

Hangman's fracture

500

The coma scale for levels of consciousness

Glascow

600

The bony thorax consists of: 

Sternum, vertebrae, ribs

600

using AEC and selecting the outer chambers for the AP lumbar spine would result in ______. 

Under exposure

600

This position will best demonstrate the left zygapophyseal joints of the TS

RPO

600

Abnormal curvature with increased convexity

Kyphosis

600

What exams can a Pigg-o-stat be used for in pediatric imaging?

Chest and Abdomen

700

33

Number of bones in the adult vertebral column

700

The CR for the AP ankle projection with the foot in dorsiflexion is:

0 degrees

700

This position demonstrates the presence of "spondylolisthesis"

L5-S1 spot

700

This condition is defined as a condition of the spine characterized by the rigidity of a vertebral joint. 

Ankylosing spondylitis

700

The Glascow Scale

The coma scale for levels of consciousness

800

This is composed of semigelatinous material

Nucleus pulposus

800

This technical factor needs to be kept as low as possible due to potential for motion in such diseases as Parkinson's or Post Cerebral Vascular Accident

Time

800

The arm is positioned this way for an AP scapula

Abducted 90 degrees, forearm flexed

800

Salter Harris Fracture

A fracture through the epiphyseal growth plate

800

This is the most common fear of elderly patients during transfer or exams. 

Falling

900

The articular pillar is located where on the cervical vertebrae? 

Between the superior and inferior articular processes

900

The technical factor should be reduced in elderly patients to maintain contrast

kVp

900

for an AP open-mouth, the base of the skull is superimposed over the dens. What is the reason?

Excessive extension of the skull

900

Cystic Fibrosis

Autosomal recessive disorder of the exocrine system. 

900

Level 1

The highest level of care for a Trauma Center. Must have specialists on staff and participate in research

1000

The xiphoid process corresponds to this vertebral level. 

T10

1000

Along with increasing the SID, this factor will improve the detail for a lateral and oblique projection of the C/S

Small focal spot

1000

This projection will project the dens within the shadow of the foramen magnum

Fuchs method (AP projection)

1000

Colles fracture

Fracture with posterior displacement that results from falling on the palm of an outstretched arm

1000

10 day rule

States that women of child-bearing age should have radiographic procedures within the first 10 days after the start of the last menstrual period. 

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