Lesson 3 (PRELIMS) Flashcards

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1
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The typical imaging chain is a specialize X-ray tube with an IR that we call _____ that can be viewed during exposure.

A

Fluoroscopic Screen

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It is the main Modality in the Radiologist and to Radtechs and other staffs performing under Interventional Radiology because it involves active diagnosis during the exam.

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Imaging Chain

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The Fluoroscopic Tube are designed to operate in _____ period at _____ mA.

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Imaging Chain:
longer
lower

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_____ is the application of materials and methods to create, preserve and duplicate images. The _____ is a multi-disciplinary field that is concern with the generation, collection, duplication, analysis, modification and visualization of images including imaging things that can human eyes cannot detect.

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Imaging chain
Imaging science

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_____ is a process by which one image is formed and interprets, and it can be also be conceptualize as a chain of physical events.

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Imaging chain

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Enumerate imaging chains

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  1. X-ray
  2. US
  3. Scinti
  4. PET
  5. CT
  6. Optical
  7. SPECT
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What Modalities We Used During Interventional Radiology Procedure?: Interventional radiologist use imaging techniques such as _____, _____, _____, _____ and _____.

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X-rays
MRIs (magnetic resonance imaging) scans
Fluoroscopy (an X-ray procedure that makes it possible to see internal organs in motion)
CT (computed tomography) scans
Ultrasounds

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8
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2 Fundamental material

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1, Guide wires
2. Catheters

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Fundamental material: Guide wires may differ in _____, _____, _____ and _____.

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length
diameter
stiffness
coating

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Fundamental material: 3 Common types of guide wires

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  • Starter wires
  • Selective wire
  • Exchange wire
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Fundamental material: Catheters may differ in _____, _____ and are use of guide wires for us to have advance thru the blood vessels.

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Shape
Sizes

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Interventional radiologist performed broad procedures such as _____, _____, _____ and _____.

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treating tumors
taking organ biopsy
placing some stent

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_____ is a medical imaging test that uses x-ray beam that passes contentiously to the body to create an image. Allows the doctors to see the organs and tissues working in the video screen.

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Fluoroscopy

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14
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Fluoroscopy helps diagnose and treat many conditions of _____, _____, _____, _____, _____, _____ and _____.

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blood vessels
bones, joints
digestive
urinary
respiratory
reproductive system

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Common X-ray equipment use in IR: - Advanced _____ and _____ equipment is required.

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radiographic
fluoroscopic

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Common X-ray equipment use in IR: - Generally, two _____ tubes are required, with an _____ mounted on a C or an U arm.

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Ceiling track mounted radiographic x-ray
Image intensified fluoroscope

17
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Common X-ray equipment use in IR: Is a type of Fluoroscopy system.

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C-arm Machine

18
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Common X-ray equipment use in IR: Does not use in diagnostic, it is used in surgery.

A

C-arm Machine

19
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Common X-ray equipment use in IR: Mobile modalities used in surgery procedures.

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C-arm Machine

20
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Common X-ray equipment use in IR: Used in diagnostic.

A

U-arm Machine

21
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Common X-ray equipment use in IR: U-arm machine used in _____ or _____.

A

barium enama
barium swallow.

22
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X-ray tube, also called _____, evacuated electron tube that produces X rays by accelerating electrons to a high velocity with a high-voltage field and causing them to collide with a target, the anode plate.

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Roentgen tube

23
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X-ray tube used: The x-ray tube used for interventional procedures has _____ target angle, a _____ diameter _____ anode disk, and cathodes intended for _____ and _____.

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Small
Large
Massive
Magnification and serial radiography

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X-ray tube used: - A small focal spot of not _____ than _____ is necessary for the ______ resolution necessities of small vessel magnification radiography.

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greater
.3 mm
spatial

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How fluoroscopy works in IR: Interventional fluoroscopy uses ______ radiation to guide small instruments such as catheters through blood vessels or other pathways in the body.
Ionizing
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_____ is a type of medical imaging that shows a continuous X-ray image on a monitor, much like an Xray movie.
Fluoroscopy
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Risk associated with fluoroscopy: During a fluoroscopy procedure, an_____ is passed through the body.
X-ray beam
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Risk associated with fluoroscopy: The image is transmitted to a _____ so the movement of a body part or of an instrument or contrast agent (“Xray dye”) through the body can be seen in detail.
Monitor
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Protection of personnel during fluoroscopy
Xray Tube > not here * Image receptor > stand here*
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Are the most effective personal radiation protection means and should be worn by everyone in a fluoroscopy room (except the patient).
Lead Aprons
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Lead Aprons may reduce the dose received by over _____ depending on the energy of the X-rays (_____) and the lead _____ of the apron.
90% (85%- 99%) kV setting equivalent thickness
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Which one of the protection devices must be in place before a fluoroscopic procedure
Lead apron
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Golden rule for radiation management in fluoroscopy
Keep the tube current as lows as possible by keeping the kVp as high as possible