Basics Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
Q

The more kVP the more …

A

Energy
Quality
Penetration

Scatter

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2
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KVP is highly associated with what?

A

Imagine density

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3
Q

For extremities would a larger or smaller FSS be preferable ?

A

Smaller

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4
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mAs will increase …

A

Amount of photons and interaction

Patient absorbed dose

IMAGE DENSITY

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5
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mAs is associated with

A

Quantity

Density

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6
Q

kVp is associated with

A

Quality
Penetration
Contrast

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7
Q

Radio-opaque is described as ?

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White area where xrays have been absorbed

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8
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Radio lucent is described as

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Black areas where transmission has occurred and little absorption. E.g air

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9
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Density is

A

The degree of blackening in an image

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10
Q

Is long scale association with a low or high kVP

A

High

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11
Q

Symptoms of RA

A

Swollen and inflamed synovial membrane

Bone erosion

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12
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Sympotoms of OA

A

Calcification
‘Bone on bone
Thinned cartilage

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13
Q

What projection is used to image bone age ?

A

PA of left hand

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14
Q

What is the FFD for a bone age projection ?

A

76cm (DR)

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15
Q

At what age does the scaphoid bone ossify ??

A

4-6 years

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16
Q

What are the 2 routine hand projections ?

A

PA

PA oblique

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17
Q

PA hand key points

A

Centre @ 3rd MCP joint

KVP - 45
Mas - 2.5

Fine focus, no grid

18
Q

What size imagine plate would be used in CR for a PA hand?

19
Q

Critique of a PA hand

A

No rotation (symmetry)
No super imposition.
No soft tissue overlap
Joint space open

20
Q

What is a lateral projection of the hand best used for ?

A

Foreign body localisation

Fracture alignment

21
Q

What is PA of both hands sometimes used for ?

A

Evaluation of arthritis conditions

22
Q

What is Norgaard method used for??

A

Rheumatoid Arthiritis

23
Q

mAS
kVp
Centre

LATERAL HAND

A

4.5
50
2nd MCP joint

24
Q

Critique of lateral hand

A

Phalanges are forearm Superinposed

Thumb free of SI and of motion

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KVP MAS CENTRE NORGAARD
45 2.5 Between hands at MCP joint level
26
Norgaard critique
Midshafts of 2-5 free of SI MCP joints open
27
Imaging plate size of PA and PA oblique and lateral of hand
PA’s : 24x30 Lateral : 18x24
28
Standard finger projections
PA PA OBLIQUE LATERAL
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KVP MAS CENTRE PA FINGER
42 2 PIP joint
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KVP MAS CENTRE PA oblique
42 2 PIP JOINT
31
KVP MAS CENTRE LATERAL FIGNER
42 2 PIP
32
Critique of lateral finger
Concave of bone surface is anterior Little overlap Open joint space
33
Imaging plates for finger projections
Fit them all on 18x24
34
Standard thumb projections
AP/PA PA oblique Lateral
35
KVp MAS Centre ap of thumb
42 2 MCP
36
Critique of thumb PA/AP
Trapezium included
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KVP MAS CENTER PA OBLIQUE THUMB
42 | 2 MCP
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Critique PA oblique thumb
Trapezium visible 45 degree angle of thumb
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KVP MAS CENTRW LATERAL OF THUMB
42 2 MCP
40
Critique lateral thumb
Trapezium | Concave surface on anterior of thumb
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Name all the types of fractures
``` Incomplete Transverse Oblique Spiral Comminuted Avulsion Butterfly Segmental Green stick Torus ```