Radiographic images Block A Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Physical principle of the X-ray

A

image is produced due to variation in X-ray attenuation of different tissues

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2
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the concept of ultrasound is derived from:

A

sonar

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3
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Physical principle of nuclear medicine

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Variable uptake of radioactive materials by different organs

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4
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computed methods of imaging form images from _____ measurements of the interaction btw radiation and tissue

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indirect

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5
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the left vertebral artery branches from

A

the left subclavian artery

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6
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internal thoracic arteries branch from

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subclavian arteries

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7
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vertebral arteries branch from

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subclavian arteries

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8
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vertebral arteries fuse to form

A

basilar artery

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9
Q

the left pulmonary artery exits ______ than the right pulmonary artery

A

higher

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10
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a black disc on L spine x ray is not good because

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water is white, so a black disc is dehydrated

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11
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uncovertebral joint-

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formed between uncinate processes on the superior surface of a cervical vertebra and the inferiror surface of the vertebra above

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12
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why is Y radiograph done?

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to ensure that the humeral head is in the bony glenoid cavity

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13
Q

fractures of the scapula are more easily seen on a

A

CT

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14
Q

sail sign-

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elbow joint filled with blood, producing a dark appearance on the radiograph

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15
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TFCC

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triangular fibrocartilage complex

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16
Q

TFCC is formed by

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triangular fibrocartilage discus, radioulnar ligaments, and ulnocarpal ligaments

17
Q

what two ligaments are on the AC joint?

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conoid (central) and trapezoid (lateral)

18
Q

the joint important for stabilizing the shoulder anteriorly

A

coracohumeral ligament

19
Q

joint that limits abduction of humerus

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coracoacromial ligament

20
Q

how do you detect separation in AC joint?

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have patient hold weight for x ray to see if clavicle follows acromion down

21
Q

medial scapular fracture endangers what large structure

A

descending aorta

22
Q

collateral ligaments of the elbow joint

A

radial and ulnar ligaments

23
Q

sail sign can be detected because blood pushes what away from joint?

A

periarticular fat pad

24
Q

galeazzi fracture and dislocation-

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fracture of the mid or distal radius with dislocation of the distal radioulnar joint

25
monteggia fracture:
fracture of the proximal ulna with dislocation of the proximal radioulnar joint
26
_______ is a good indicator of scaphoid fracture
snuff box tenderness
27
oblique view of hand is used to visualize line made by
first metacarpal, trapezium, and scaphoid
28
the first joint to begin breaking down in the body is the
joint between trapezium and 1st metacarpal
29
central ligament of the AC joint is the
conoid
30
lateral ligament of the AC joint is the
trapezoid
31
loss of crisp line at either border of heart indicates
fluid in lung or pleural cavity
32
over time, glands in female breast tissue atrophy and are replaced by:
fat
33
lumps in breast with age that aren't cancerous are due to:
fibrocystic breast change. Glands are becoming fibrous
34
when you want to view lungs on a radiograph, you should select a ______ window
broad/wide