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100

This is the color of a positive contrast study

What is Radiopaque or white

100

This is needed to take oral radiographs on any living and awake animal. 

What is anesthesia

100

This type of endoscope is commonly used for Rhinoscopy, Laparoscopy, Arthroscopy

What is a rigid endoscope

100

These are reflected back to the computer and then displayed on the monitor in a greyscale image.

What are sound waves

100

This modality uses high powered magnets and radiofrequency excitation pulses to help produce an image (primary internal organs)

What is Magnetic Resonance Imaging or MRI

200

This is the color of a negative contrast study

What is Radiolucent or black

200

This term refers to below the gumline. 

What is sub-gingivally

200

These endoscopes are either video or fiberoptic

What is a flexible endoscope

200

This term refers to the ability to reflect or transmit sound waves in the context to surrounding tissues

What is echoic

200

This is what the acronym CT stands for

What is computed tomography

300

This is the most common negative contrast agent.

What is air

300
A patient may do this if it's awake for oral radiographs.

What is bite the sensor

300

This MUST be administered to a patient prior to having a colonoscopy

What is an enema

300

A structure that appears white or bright: it reflects an excessive amount of sound waves.

What is hyperechoic

300

This is anything that can have magnetic properties.

What is ferromagnetic

400

This is the name given to the first film taken BEFORE a contrast study begins.

What is the survey film

400

What two major parts of the tooth should be COMPLETELY included in oral rads

What is the crown and tooth root

400
This is flexible endoscopes are stored after cleaning, to allow for drainage

What is hanging

400

This is the correct term for the probes we use during an ultrasound.

What are transducers

400

What modality would be used for lung diseases, cancers, and fractures

What is Computed Tomography or CT scan

500

These contrast agents are administered IV

What are Iodine based

500

This is important when positioning patients for oral rads

What is concistency

500

What position is a patient place in for upper GI endoscopy

What is RIGHT lateral recumbency

500

This is needed for conductivity during an ultrasound

What is acoustic coupling gel

500

This the most common contrast medium used for MRIs.

What is Gadolinium

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