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density demonstrated on a film is   show
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show kv  
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show mAs  
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immobilization devices prevent what type of motion   show
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show involountary  
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show cephalic  
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who discovered x-rays and when   show
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show collimator  
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what plane divides the body into right and left halves   show
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show hyposthenic  
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show sthenic  
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name a pivot joint   show
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name position when x-ray tube is overhead and patient is lying on table in oblique position with right side closest to the table   show
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what side of the patient is prodominently down during a lateral decubitus   show
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show L4-L5  
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axial skeleton refers to what part of the skeleton   show
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show LPO  
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show AP/PA projection  
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which geometric factors cause magnification or distortion   show
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show resolution  
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smallest element of the matrix is a   show
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show remove scapulas from lung field  
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in a PA chest CR is directed to level of   show
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show prevent magnification  
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you can detect rotation on a PA chest by   show
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rotation on a Lateral chest is determined by   show
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show less heart magnification from PA  
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show 100-130 kVp  
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show sternum body  
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muscles located on either side of lumbar vertebral column that determines proper density on an abdomen   show
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show AP upright w/40SID, AP supine w/40SID, erect chest 72SID  
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kVp range for abdomen radiograph is   show
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show L lateral decub  
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show symphis pubis  
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show Iliac crest  
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show 2" above the iliac crest  
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show expiration  
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show endocrine hormones muscular postureskeletal support tissue integumentary skinreproductive reproduce organismrespiratory eliminates CO2digestive eliminates wasteurinary regulate fluid circulatory body tempnervous electric impulse  
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show long-humerus, femurshort-tarsals, carpalsflat-scapula, sternumirregular-pelvis,vertebrae  
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show medullary  
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show periosteum, secondary is ephysis until age 25  
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show synarthrosis-immovablamiarthrosis-limited movementdiathrosis-freely movable  
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classification of joint structures and examples   show
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types of joint movements and example of anatomy demonstrating movement   show
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show direction, path of central ray  
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show general body position, terms include planes or sections  
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term for image of anatomical parts   show
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minimum number of projections are   show
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show hang so patient is facing viewer in anatomical position, digits hung up, decubs with side up marker,  
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show kV, mA, exposure time  
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what is the purpose of compensating filters   show
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show scatter, close collimation, grids  
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what makes a long scale low contrast image   show
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another name for sharpness and its controlling factors   show
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show distorted OID,SID,CR alignment  
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show blackness  
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show up your kV 15%, then 1/2 mAs  
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show brightness-replaces densitycontrast-difference in light and dark areasresolution-sharpnessdistortion-SID,OID,CR alignmentExposur index-value recieved by IR (dependent on mAs,kV, area radiatedNoise-obsecures image clarity, high SNR is desirable  
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what are some post processing options on Digital   show
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cr system consists of   show
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show less, because radiograph can be manipulated by post processing options  
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three muscles visible on abdomen radiograph   show
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what are the major organs of the digestive system   show
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what major organs of the digestive system are also part of the respitory system   show
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show esophagus  
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what are the accessory organs of the digestive system and their function   show
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urinary system consists of   show
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show xiphoid process,inferior costal rib margin (t9-t10_,iliac crest L4-L5,ASIS,greater trochanter,symphis pubis, ischial turbosity  
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what is ascites   show
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show 2-3wks after surgery  
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what projections for a 3-way acute series   show
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what projections for a 2-way acute series   show
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how many projections for a KUB, what is of interest for a KUB   show
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show right hypochondriac, epigastric,L hypochondriacR lateral lumbar,umbilical,L lateral lumbarR iliac,hypogastric,L iliac  
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show adrenal glands,kidneys,pancreas,duodenum,ascending colon,descending colon,ureter  
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what is contained in the intraperitoneal cavity   show
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what is contained in the infraperitoneal cavity   show
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show C-7,jugular notch, xiphoid process  
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bony thorax consists of   show
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show pharynx,trachea,bronchi,lungs  
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when diaphram moves down what happens to the volume of the thorax   show
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larynx is the voice box and what prominence   show
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the thyroid is sensitive to exposure, why is it so unique   show
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bronch split at what level of thoracic vertabrae   show
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show carina  
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show 3, superior or upper,middle,inferior or lower  
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show pneumothorax  
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show outer-parietal,middle-pleura cavity,inner-viscreal  
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show apex  
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show apex,sternoclavicular joints, hilum,diaphram,costaphrenic angles,heart  
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four radiographically important structures located inside the mediastinum are   show
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hearts location in reference to the sternum   show
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show 10  
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what are some patient preparations   show
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anything over a certain kVp requires a grid, what kVp   show
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for geriatric patients a special consideration is necessary because they have shallow lung fields   show
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if only 8-ribs are shown the exposure could have been taken on inspiration or expiration   show
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show diaphram moves down-liver and other organs move down air and fluid levels visible-air rises, fluid gravitates to lowest positionprevent engorgement of vessels  
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show hump back curvature  
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show chin and neck not superimposed on uppermost lung region  
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CR location on a chest   show
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show collapse lung  
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increase exposure for these conditions   show
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show outer skin margins  
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what is in the RUQ   show
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show spleen,stomach,L splenic flexure,tail of pancreas,L kidney,L suprarenal gland  
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what is in the RLQ   show
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what is in the LLQ   show
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what is ileus   show
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anode heel effect basic concept   show
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example of high contrast,short scale   show
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how do you increase contrast   show
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body parts measuring over what require a grid   show
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what will happen on the sides of a radiograph if your focal spot is to large   show
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what are the exposure factors for pediatric patients   show
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summarize resolution factors   show
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show the CR  
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some advantages of DR over CR   show
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what is the PACS   show
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