ARRT registry review covering radiographic procedures content area
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| In which view are the proximal radius and ulna free of superimposition | lateral oblique elbow
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| Once pacemaker electrodes are introduced, where are the advanced to | right ventricle
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| Once pacemaker electrodes are introduced, where are the advanced to | right ventricle
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| Which condition demonstrates flattening of the hemidiaphragms | emphysema
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| Which condition demonstrates flattening of the hemidiaphragms | emphysema
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| Which skull bone is best demonstrated with the AP Axial Towne | occipital
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| Condition resulting in forward slipping of one vertebra on the next | spondylolisthesis
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| Which skull bone is best demonstrated with the AP Axial Towne | occipital
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| If an ASIS to tabletop measurement is 21 cm, what type of angle should be used to see the knee joint | 0 (perpendicular)
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| Which foot position best demonstrates the space between the first and second cuneiforms | lateral oblique foot
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| Condition resulting in forward slipping of one vertebra on the next | spondylolisthesis
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| Which position should the patient be in to demonstrate esophageal varices | recumbent
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| If an ASIS to tabletop measurement is 21 cm, what type of angle should be used to see the knee joint | 0 (perpendicular)
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| Tissue that occupies the central cavity of the adult long bone shaft | yellow marrow
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| Which foot position best demonstrates the space between the first and second cuneiforms | lateral oblique foot
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| Which position should the patient be in to demonstrate esophageal varices | recumbent
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| Tissue that occupies the central cavity of the adult long bone shaft | yellow marrow
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| Which landmark is in the same plane as L2-3 | inferior costal margin
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| If the patient is PA, which tube angle would be used for an axial projection of the clavicle | 15-30 degrees caudad
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| Which part of the humerus articulates with the ulna to form the elbow joint | trochlea
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| Junction of the sagittal and coronal sutures | bregma
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| What structure is demonstrated best with the elbow flexed 80 degrees and the CR directed 45 degrees from the shoulder to the elbow | coronoid process
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| What is located halfway between the ASIS and pubic symphysis | dome of the acetabulum
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| The articular facets of L5-S1 are best demonstrated in which position | 30 degree oblique
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| The secondary center for ossification is | epiphysis
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| Which position can narrowing of the upper airway best be seen | AP
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| Most proximal portion of the pharynx | nasopharynx
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| Which part of the mandible is best seen in the PA position with the CR 20 degrees cephalic | rami
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| In a double contrast BE, if the patient is in an AP recumbent position, which part of the colon will contain air | transverse colon
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