Test 1

Question 0

The patient should be placed in the ? position to measure long bones

Answer 0

SUPINE

Question 1

The purpose of orthoroentgenography is to ?

Answer 1

MEASURE THE LENGTH OF LONG BONES

Question 2

The parameters that should be moved when exposing long bones are ?

Answer 2

THE X-RAY TUBE AND IMAGE RECEPTOR

Question 3

The special device that should be used for long bone measurement exams is a ?

Answer 3

METAL RULER

Question 4

Exposures made at the knee joint, the central ray should be directed to the ?

Answer 4

DEPRESSION BETWEEN THE FEMORAL AND TIBIAL CONDYLES

Question 5

For orthoroentgenography ? exposures should be made of each limb

Answer 5

THREE

Question 6

For simultaneous bilateral projection of the lower limb, ? exposures should be made

Answer 6

THREE

Question 7

? to ensure the accuracy in long bone measurement exams

Answer 7

DO NOT MOVE THE LIMB BETWEEN EXPOSURES

Question 8

When a patients right leg is noticeably shorter then the left, ?

Answer 8

RADIOGRAPH BOTH LEGS

Question 9

The lower limbs should be positioned in the ? for bilateral projections of the lower limbs

Answer 9

ANATOMIC POSITION WITH SLIGHT MEDIAL ROTATION

Question 10

? demonstrates joint structures after the introduction of only a water soluble iodinated contrast medium

Answer 10

OPAQUE ARTHROGRAPHY

Question 11

? combines radio opaque and Radiolucent contrast media in a joint to demonstrate soft tissue

Answer 11

DOUBLE CONTRAST ARTHROGRAPHY

Question 12

The ? exam room should be used for contrast angiography

Answer 12

FLUOROSCOPIC-RADIOGRAPHIC

Question 13

? would most likely include subtraction technique images with conventional radiography

Answer 13

HIP ARTHROGRAPHY TO DETECT A LOOSE HIP PROSTHESIS

Question 14

The ? is examined by contrast arthrography more often than any other joint

Answer 14

KNEE ARTICULATION

Question 15

The most common reason for performing hip arthrography on children is ?

Answer 15

CONGENITAL HIP DISLOCATION

Question 16

One of the two most common reasons for performing hip arthrography on adults is ?

Answer 16

DETECTION OF LOOSE HIP PROSTHESIS

Question 17

The two imaging modalities that have greatly reduced the demand for TMJ arthrography are ?

Answer 17

CT AND MRI

Question 18

The structures demonstrated with contrast arthrography are ?

Answer 18

BURSAE

Question 19

The two methods for performing contrast arthrography of the knee are ?

Answer 19

VERTICAL RAY AND HORIZONTAL RAY

Question 20

The first division of the digestive system is the ?

Answer 20

MOUTH

Question 21

The largest salivary gland is ?

Answer 21

PAROTID

Question 22

The smallest salivary gland is ?

Answer 22

SUBLINGUAL

Question 23

The salivary gland located along the lateral aspect of the mandibular ramus is the ?

Answer 23

PAROTID

Question 24

The salivary duct which opens into the oral vestibule opposite the second molar is the ?

Answer 24

PAROTID

Question 25

The two imaging modalities which have greatly reduced the frequency of sailography are ?

Answer 25

CT AND MRI

Question 26

For sailography the contrast medium is injected into the ?

Answer 26

SLAIVARY DUCT

Question 27

The ? directs the CR along the mandibular ramus

Answer 27

TANGENTIAL PROJECTION

Question 28

The ? demonstrates a parotid gland superimposed over a mandibular ramus

Answer 28

LATERAL PROJECTION

Question 29

The ? best demonstrate the parotid gland

Answer 29

TANGENTIAL AND LATERAL PROJECTIONS

Question 30

The ? gland is demonstrated with tangential projections

Answer 30

PAROTID

Question 31

The ? demonstrates parotid and submandibular glands

Answer 31

LATERAL PROJECTION

Question 32

The ? gland can be demonstrated with a lateral projection when the patients head is adjusted so that the MSP is rotated approx 15 degrees toward the IR from true lateral and the CR is directed to a point 1" above the mandibular ramus

Answer 32

PAROTID

Question 33

The ? gland can be demonstrated with a lateral projection when the patients head is positioned true lateral and a perpendicular CR is directed to the inferior margin of the mandibular angle

Answer 33

SUBMANDIBULAR

Question 34

The purpose of pressing the tongue to the floor of the mouth for the lateral projection demonstrating the submandibular gland is

Answer 34

TO DISPLACE THE SUBMANDIBULAR GLAND BELOW THE MANDIBLE

Question 35

The musculomembranous tubular structure located in front of the vertebrae and behind the nose, the mouth, and the larynx is the ?

Answer 35

PHARYNX

Question 36

The ? of the neck is approximately 1&1/2" in length and is situated below the root of the tongue and in front of the laryngeal pharynx

Answer 36

LARYNX

Question 37

? forms the laryngeal prominence

Answer 37

THYROID CARTILAGE

Question 38

The ? prevents leakage into the larynx during swallowing

Answer 38

EPIGLOTIS

Question 39

The most superiorly located structure of the neck is the ?

Answer 39

PHARYNX

Question 40

The CR should be directed to ? for the AP projection to demonstrate the pharynx and larynx

Answer 40

LARYNGEAL PROMINENCE

Question 41

For preliminary AP and lateral projections that demonstrate the pharynx and larynx! exposures should be made ? to ensure filling the throat passages with air

Answer 41

DURING INSPIRATION

Question 42

? is not a technique used during radiologic exam of the pharyngolaryngeal structures

Answer 42

COUGHING

Question 43

? are techniques used during radiologic exam of the pharyngolaryngeal structures

Answer 43

BREATHING, PHONATION, AND SWALLOWING

Question 44

The recommended length for the Collimate field for the AP pharynx/larynx is the

Answer 44

EAM TO JUGULAR NOTCH

Question 45

The patient should ? for tomographic studies of pharyngolaryngeal structures

Answer 45

PHONATE A HIGH PITCHED "E-E-E"

Question 46

The ? are the two structures which comprise the CNS

Answer 46

BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD

Question 47

The ? Is also referred to as the forebrain

Answer 47

CEREBRUM

Question 48

The three parts of the CNS which comprise the hindbrain are

Answer 48

PONS, CEREBELLUM, AND MEDULLA OBLONGATA

Question 49

The ? is the largest part of the brain

Answer 49

CEREBRUM

Question 50

The ? is divided into right and left hemispheres by the longitudinal fissure

Answer 50

CEREBRUM

Question 51

The ? refers to the hypophysis cerebri

Answer 51

PUTUITARY GLAND

Question 52

The ? forms the tough, fibrous outer covering for the meninges

Answer 52

DURA MATER

Question 53

The ? forms the lateral ventricles to the third ventricle

Answer 53

INTERVENTRICULAR FORAMEN

Question 54

The fourth ventricle is found in the ? of the brain

Answer 54

HINDBRAIN

Question 55

The first X-ray for a traumatized patient with possible CNS involvement should be

Answer 55

CROSS-TABLE LATERAL

Question 56

? is performed to demonstrate the contour of the subarachnoid space

Answer 56

MYELOGRAPHY

Question 57

? uses contrast medium injected directly into the fibrous cartilage between two vertebral bodies

Answer 57

DISKOGRAPHY

Question 58

? uses a balloon catheter to expand a collapsed vertebrae before injecting cement

Answer 58

KYPHOPLASTY

Question 59

During myelography ? to prevent contrast medium from entering the cerebral ventricles

Answer 59

THE PATIENT SHOULD HYPEREXTENDED THEIR NECK

Question 60

The purpose of tilting the table during myelography is

Answer 60

TO CONTROL THE FLOW OF CONTRAST MEDIUM

Question 61

CT of the brain uses a gantry angle of ? to the Orbitomeatal line

Answer 61

20-25 DEGREES

Question 62

? is generally used first to diagnose crank cerebral trauma

Answer 62

CT

Question 63

? is not assessed using preinfusion and post infusion CT exams

Answer 63

ARTERIOSCLEROSIS

Question 64

? are diseases assessed using preinfusion and post infusion CT exams

Answer 64

PRIMARY NEOPLASMS, METASTATIC DISEASE, AND ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION (AVM)

Question 65

The middle and posterior cranial fossae of the brain are best assessed by

Answer 65

MRI

Question 66

? is not used to provide imaging for needle placement during interventional pain management

Answer 66

MRI

Question 67

? are used to provide imaging for needle placement during interventional pain management

Answer 67

CT, SONOGRAPHY, AND FLUOROSCOPY