Quiz 4 Wed

Question 0

Esophogram: interest

Answer 0

•Entire esophagus neck-stomach

Question 1

Will a sm. Bowel exam allow to diagnose hiatal hernia?

Answer 1

• no

* upper GI or esophogram preferred

Question 2

Esophogram; method of admin. & central ray, pathologies

Answer 2

• oral
• t5-t7
• hiatal hernia, obstructions

Question 3

Upper GI; interest & patient prep.

Answer 3

• distal esophagus, stomach, proximal duodenum

* prep. NPO 8-9 hrs.

Question 4

Upper GI pathologies

Answer 4

•hiatal hernia, reflux, ulcer, polyps, fistula

Question 5

If patient has blood in their stool and your doing a BE what would u use instead of barium

Answer 5

•gastrografin

Question 6

To view small pathologies on a lower GI what is best single or double contrast

Answer 6

• double contrast

* barium plus air make sm. Objects visible

Question 7

Does barium increase technique

Answer 7

• yes

* the metallic salt absorbs x-rays thus technique must be increased

Question 8

What exam would u do to evaluate transit time

Answer 8

•small bowel exam

Question 9

What projection is used for a lower GI to view rectal sigmoid colon

Answer 9

•Rt lateral AP axial (butterfly)

Question 10

Do kidneys move with respiration

Answer 10

•yes they move up & down during respiration

Question 11

Cannula inserted into ampulla of vator (exam?)

Answer 11

•ERCP

Question 12

Why take prone film in IVU

Answer 12

• to view ureters

* helps squeeze contrast out of kidneys

Question 13

Which exam will show urinary function

Answer 13

•IVU

Question 14

Which exam should be done first on a patient getting a B.E. & IVU

Answer 14

•IVU first cuz not all barium will be excreted it will obscure urinary tract

Question 15

Which IVU projection shows renal cortex

Answer 15

•AP 1min. Film nephrogram

Question 16

Exam to show ureter/urinary reflux

Answer 16

•cystogram

Question 17

Lower GI exam PA or AP show

Answer 17

•entire colon

Question 18

IVU method of admin. Special equip.

Answer 18

• Bolus IV injection

* stay below 75 kVp

Question 19

Area of interest: Ureters, renal pelvis, calyces

Answer 19

•Retrogradepyelogram

Question 20

Retrogradepyelogram method of admin.

Answer 20

• Cystoscope inserted into bladder

* catheter inserted to ureters contrast introduced

Question 21

Cystogram area of interest

Answer 21

•bladder

Question 22

Cystogram method of admin.

Answer 22

•Foley catheter into bladder contrast dip

Question 23

CUG ask patient to

Answer 23

•Urinate stop urinate

Question 24

Urethrogram (male) method of admin.

Answer 24

•catheter placed in urethra possibly brodney clamp

Question 25

Urethrogram (male) pathologies

Answer 25

•fistula, blind sacs, prostate

Question 26

What Exam shows the ability of the kidneys to filter CM from the blood

Answer 26

•IVU

Question 27

Exam that requires the ureters to be Catheterized so that a contrast can be injected

Answer 27

•retrograde pyelogram

Question 28

ECRP area of interest

Answer 28

* biliary tree | * pancreatic duct

Question 29

IVU areas of interest

Answer 29

•kidneys, ureters, bladder

Question 30

Retrograde pyelogram interest

Answer 30

•Ureters, renal pelvis, calyces

Question 31

If performing IVU & cystogram what should come first

Answer 31

•cystogram first

Question 32

Exam in which u must stay below 75 kVp

Answer 32

•IVU