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Stack #1119992
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What slice thickness/interval is used to image the urinary tract for kidney stones | 2.5/2.5mm |
| Routie abdomen and pelvis | 5 mm/5mm slices /interval barium oral contrast IV contrast |
| renal stone | 2.5mm/2.5mmslice/interval no oral contrast, no IV contrast |
| Aorta Arterial Scan | 0.625mm/.625mmslices/interval no oral contrast IV |
| Most renal abnormalities are best seen on CT without IV contrast medium administration t/f | false |
| An ROI is placed n an adrenal mass; it measures unenhanced 30 HU, enhanced 120HU, 15 minute delay 45HU. What is the washout percentage? | 81% |
| What window setting used to visualize subtle lin=ver lesion | 150ww 70 wl |
| List 2 advantages and disadvantages of CTA for PE | fine detail of the scan and short scan time. Disadvatage is high dose and no second chance for the bolus tracking. |
| Why is gating beneficial in imaging the acending aorta for dissection. | Gating is beneficial for post processing of the images that were taken because gating can the image less motion. |
| What is the difference between prospective and retrospective cardia gating | Retrospective cardiac gating use all the cardiac cycle, has more motion artifact. Prospective cardiac gating use the R to R cycle to scan and use less dose |