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Esophagram
UGI
Small Bowel Follow Through
Barium Enema
Hodge Podge
100

A term that is sometimes used to refer to an esophagram.

What is a barium swallow?

100
Body habitus of a patient described as an elongated or vertical stomach located within the abdomen
What is asthenic?
100
Last portion of the small bowel
What is the ileum?
100
Specific name of the patient position during tip insertion
What is the Sim's position?
100
When barium reaches past the ileocecal valve
What is the end of a small bowel exam?
200
Produces a colloidal suspension
What is barium?
200
Contrast used for a patient with a suspected perforated bowel.
What is a water soluble contrast agent?
200
Used by the Radiologist during fluoroscopy to 'spread' the small bowel loops
What is compression cone or paddle?
200
The maximum amount of inches a barium enema bag can be above the table
What is 24 inches?
200
DAILY DOUBLE!! Make your wager and then listen to the question....
This study requires the patient to sit on a commode while the Radiologist is present.
300

The opening between the esophagus and stomach.

What is the esophagogastric junction (cardiac orifice)?

300
Position of patient when barium is located in the fundus.
What is supine?
300
The patient position for a small bowel film(s) when barium has already been ingested.
What is prone?
300
The name of a BE exam that requires air and contrast
What is a Double Contrast Barium Enema?
300
Location, Diameter and Haustra
What are the differences between Large and Small Intestine?
400
Muscular movement that allows food and liquids to travel down the esophagus.
What is peristalsis?
400
C-loop of duodenum is best visualized in this position
What is an RAO?
400
Double contrast small bowel study
What is enteroclysis?
400
Position of patient during a double contrast BE in which the barium is in the ascending and descending colon
What is supine?
400
Used in Esophagrams and UGI to produce air in the esophagus and stomach.
What are crystals?
500
AP/PA, RAO and Lateral
What are the routine views for an esophagram?
500
The central ray for a sthenic patient for a PA UGI projection
What is L1?
500
Small bowel exam in which barium is injected via an NG (nasogastric) tube
What is an Intubation Method Small Bowel?
500
Position of patient when the left colic flexure is open during a barium enema exam
What is RPO or LAO?
500
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!! Make your wager and then listen to the question.....
What is the decubitus position where air is most likely visualized in the right colic flexure and ascending colon?