Diagnostic Imaging Flashcards

0
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discovered x ray in 1895

A

wilhelm roentgen

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1
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prior to 1970 this was the only imaging modality

A

x ray

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2
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order of making x ray

A

source, patient, film

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3
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x ray is a form of blank radiation

A

electromagnetic

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4
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x rays cause blank of silver atoms on film

A

ionization

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5
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positionings for radiographs

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a-p, p-a, lateral, oblique

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6
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a radiograph is read by using a blank and blank marker

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illuminator, film

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7
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the more blank an object, the less x rays blank the tissue and expose the film

A

dense, penetrate

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8
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air/gas is blank on radiographs

A

radiolucent (black)

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9
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soft itssue is blank on radio graphs

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gray-black

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10
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water is blank on radiographs

A

gray

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11
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bone is blank on radiographs

A

radiopaque (white)

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12
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metals are blank on x rays

A

bright white

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13
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three things to evaluate bone for in x ray

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density, fracture, tumor, infection, foreign body, anomaly

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14
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three things to look for in x ray of joint

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foreign body, arthritis, dislocation, fracture

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15
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three things to look for in x ray of soft tissue

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edema, hemorrhage, masses, calcifications, foreign bodies

16
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contrast radiographs use radioactive blank and may be blank or blank

A

injections, radiopaque, radiolucent

17
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use of a computer and x ray to image a cross sectional slice of the body

A

computed tomography

18
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each slice in ct scan is about blank

A

.3 to 1.5 cm

19
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three uses of ct scan

A

tumors, fractures, bone mineral analysis, diagnose pathology in other body systems

20
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this type of imaging does not involve ionizing radiation and utilizes radiofrequencies of tissues within a magnetic field

A

mri

21
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magnets of mri are measured in blank

A

tesla units

22
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1 tesla = blank times magnetic strength of earth

A

10,000

23
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mri magnet must be cooled to blank degrees kelvin because it is blank

A

4, superconducting

24
Q

magnetic field of mri causes certain alignment of atomic blank within the field

A

nuclei

25
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energy released from turning on and off blank during mri is called a blank and creates and image

A

radiowaves, signal

26
Q

t1 mri water appears blank and fats blank

A

dark, white

27
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t2 imaging has water showing as blank

A

water

28
Q

mri is great for evaluation of blank system and diagnosis of blank trauma and tumors

A

CNS, soft tissue

29
Q

metals or mechanical devices implanted in the body of a patient can disrupt blank in mri

A

magnetic field

30
Q

these are not an mri contraindication but does distort the image

A

orthopedic appliances

31
Q

patient is made radioactive and isotopes are attached to physiological molecules and obtains image of organ or tissue

A

nuclear scans

32
Q

high frequency sound waves create an image of living tissue and is harmless to pateitn, creates a real time move

A

ultrasound

33
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contrast injected into subarachnoid space mixes with csf to produce a column of radiopaque fluid that is typically utilized prior to surgery

A

myelogram