Positions
Terminology
Health Care Professionals
Diagnostic Techniques
Nuclear Medicine
100

PA

What is posteroanterior view?
100

viv/o

What is life?

100

A physician who specializes in the practice of diagnostic radiology.

What is a Radiologist?

100

An x-ray test to show an organ in depth.

What is tomography?

100

A substance that absorbs most of the x-ray it is exposed to.

What is radiopaque?

200

AP

What is anteroposterior view?

200

echo-

What is a repeated sound?

200

A person who aids physicians in administering diagnostic x-ray procedures.

What is a Radiographer?

200

X-ray imaging of the spinal cord.

What is myelography?

200

Radioactive substances used in the diagnosis of disease.

What is radionuclides?

300

Lateral

What is side view?

300

son/o

What is sound?

300

A person who aids a physician in performing ultrasound procedures.

What is a sonographer?

300

A magnetic field and radio waves are used to form cross sectional images of the body.

What is Magnetic Resonance Imaging?
300

The transformation of an electrically neutral substance into an electrically charged particle.

What is ionization?

400

Oblique

What is a slanting perpendicular view?

400

is/o

What is same?

400

A person who attends to patients undergoing nuclear medicine procedures and operates devices.

What is a Nuclear Medicine Technologist?

400
X-ray image of blood vessels after contrast is injected through a catheter into the appropriate vessel.

What is Angiography?

400

Radioactive substance is given IV, cross sectional images of metabolism are created based on local concentration of the radioactive substance.

What is Positron Emission Tomography?
500

Lateral decubitus

What is lying down on one's side?

500

-opaque

What is obscure?

500

A physician that specializes in diagnostic radionuclide scanning procedures.

What is a Nuclear Medicine Physician?

500

High frequency sound waves are used to give information about the anatomy of an internal organ.

What is Ultrasonography?

500

Attaching a radionuclide to a chemical in the body and following it's path through the body. 

What is tagging in a tracer study?