Test 1: Exam Edge Flashcards
(69 cards)
Lead is used to capture what for a patient’s protection?
Gamma rays & X-rays
The ribs are found in what main bone division of the body?
Axial skeleton
A patient has a T-score of -0.8. What category does the patient call into?
Normal
Bone remodeling includes which of the following? (Osteocytes, Osteoclasts, Osteoblasts)
All of the above
What region of the vertebral column is associated with the tailbone?
Coccyx
If informed consent is not given and guests and procedures are performed, what is this known as?
Battery
The procedures for quality control in densitometry were based on:
Analytical chemistry
To complete DXA AP Spine and femur scans, how many accessory equipment pieces are required?
3 (Large square cushion, radiolucent pillow, hip positioning device)
Teriparatide is a drug that works as:
Bone formation stimulant
Beam collimation does what to the radiographic density?
Decreases the radiographic density
DXA assesses what due to age?
Skeletal changes
Tor F: Each beam in a DXA scanner creates a different energy level.
True
K-edge filter is created to:
Have the material with the highest atomic number closest to the x-ray tube
The narrow angle fan beam is commonly called what?
Micro angle fan beam
Pedicles are directed in what direction?
Posteriorly
What layer of the femur bone is primarily composed of minerals and calcium?
Compact bone
The ulna is characterized as being what?
Long
What is the mid radial site?
33% (length of radius; Point measured)
For DXA scanning of the forearm, the forearm will be placed in what?
Either a perplex board or a plastic support aid
In a forearm DXA scan, at which point does the DIS (Distal) region begin?
8mm separation point
Hormone therapy of osteoporosis is generally recommended for whom?
Postmenopausal women
There are how many ribs in the human body?
12
Each finger (not including the thumb) has how many phalanges?
3
What is crucial for treatment of osteoporosis?
Early detection