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Imaging Procedures
ARRT Registry Review- Imaging Procedures
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What term refers to turned inwards? | Varus (82) |
| What term refers to turned outwards? | Valgus (82) |
| T/F Orbits are filled with the petrous ridges for a PA Skull projection? | True (82) |
| How does emphysema affect the intercostal spaces? | it widens the intercostal spaces (82) |
| During an UGI, the fundus is barium filled and there is double contrast present in the pylorus and duodenal bulb. What position is the patient in? | LPO (85) |
| In an RAO position during an UGI, what structures are barium filled? | pylorus and duodenum (85) |
| What is Graves disease associated with? | Thyroid overactivity (86) |
| What is best visualized on the Towne's Projection? | Occipital bone (86) |
| RPO Judet view of the right side demonstrates what? | Right anterior rim of acetabulum, right posterior ilioischial column and right iliac wing (86) |
| What is the method best used for a sternum frontal view? | RAO (86) |
| What is spondylolisthesis? | forward slipping of one vertebra onto one below (87) |
| What is the breakdown of pars interarticularis? | Spondylolysis (87) |
| What position puts the right kidney parallel to the IR? | LPO (88) |
| What position is required to demonstrate small amounts of air in the peritoneal cavity? | Lateral decubitus with the affected side up (89) |
| When ASIS-tabletop measures <19cm, what is the angle for an AP knee? | 3-5 degrees caudad (89) |
| When ASIS-tabletop measures 19-24 cm, what is the angle for an AP knee? | perpendicular to the IR (89) |
| When ASIS-tabletop measures >24cm, what is the angle for an AP knee? | 3-5 degrees cephalad (89) |
| What results from a persisten fetal foramen ovale? | Atrial Septal defect (91) |
| What vertebral level is the sternal angle at? | T5 (91) |
| What projection best demonstrates the mortise view of the angle? | Medial Oblique Ankle (93) |
| Which shoulder projection shows lesser tubercle? | Internal rotation (94) |
| Which shoulder projection shows the greater tubercle? | External rotation (94) |
| What part of the distal humerus articulates with the ulna? | Trochlea (94) |
| What space is contrast put into for myelography? | Subarachnoid space (94) |
| On the Scotty Dog Oblique Lumbar, what does the eye represent? | Pedicle (96) |
| What does the ear represent on the Scotty Dog? | superior articular process (96) |
| What does the nose represent on the Scotty Dog? | transverse process (96) |
| What does the neck represent on the Scotty Dog? | pars interarticularis (96) |
| what does the body represent on the Scotty Dog? | lamina (96) |
| What does the front foot represent on the Scotty Dog? | inferior articular process (96) |
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