Test 1: Exam Edge Flashcards

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Lead is used to capture what for a patient’s protection?

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Gamma rays & X-rays

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The ribs are found in what main bone division of the body?

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Axial skeleton

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A patient has a T-score of -0.8. What category does the patient call into?

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Normal

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Bone remodeling includes which of the following? (Osteocytes, Osteoclasts, Osteoblasts)

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All of the above

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What region of the vertebral column is associated with the tailbone?

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Coccyx

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If informed consent is not given and guests and procedures are performed, what is this known as?

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Battery

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The procedures for quality control in densitometry were based on:

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Analytical chemistry

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To complete DXA AP Spine and femur scans, how many accessory equipment pieces are required?

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3 (Large square cushion, radiolucent pillow, hip positioning device)

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Teriparatide is a drug that works as:

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Bone formation stimulant

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Beam collimation does what to the radiographic density?

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Decreases the radiographic density

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DXA assesses what due to age?

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Skeletal changes

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Tor F: Each beam in a DXA scanner creates a different energy level.

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True

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K-edge filter is created to:

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Have the material with the highest atomic number closest to the x-ray tube

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The narrow angle fan beam is commonly called what?

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Micro angle fan beam

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Pedicles are directed in what direction?

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Posteriorly

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What layer of the femur bone is primarily composed of minerals and calcium?

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Compact bone

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The ulna is characterized as being what?

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Long

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What is the mid radial site?

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33% (length of radius; Point measured)

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For DXA scanning of the forearm, the forearm will be placed in what?

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Either a perplex board or a plastic support aid

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In a forearm DXA scan, at which point does the DIS (Distal) region begin?

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8mm separation point

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Hormone therapy of osteoporosis is generally recommended for whom?

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Postmenopausal women

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There are how many ribs in the human body?

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12

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Each finger (not including the thumb) has how many phalanges?

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3

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What is crucial for treatment of osteoporosis?

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Early detection

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Factors that affect osteoporosis risk include which of the following? (Age, Race, Medical conditions)
All of the above
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Leukemia, hyperthyroidism, hyperparathyroidism can all cause what type of osteoporosis?
Secondary osteoporosis
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What type of hormone is given in hormone replacement therapy for osteoporosis?
Diagnostic & Interventions
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The human skeleton contains how many bones?
206
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What does ALARA stand for?
As Low As Reasonably Achievable
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What is not a basic step for quality control programs?
Changing patient results
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BMD analysis is recommended for women primarily at what age?
65 and older
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What is a fracture risk prediction tool?
FRAX
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T or F: DXA scanning is recommended for people who=o smoke.
True
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What does BMC stand for?
Bone Mineral Content
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A type of osteoporosis that develops from other skeletal disorders refers to:
Secondary osteoporosis
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What type of calibration are changes in tissue depth compensated for, by changing filtration of the x-ray beam on a point-by-point basis?
Fixed
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The remodeling cycle involves the osteoclasts at the:
Cellular level
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DXA measures what?
BMD & BMC
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The variance in the body habitus affects:
Bone mineral density analysis
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A DXA system makes a narrow x-ray stream with:
Pencil beam collimation
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In the equipment log, equipment data specifications include what type of results?
Test results
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What will occur when using a pencil beam?
The x-ray will scan across he measurement region
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What type of spine is connected to the bottom of the lumbar spine?
Sacral spine
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For a DXA scanning of the lumbar spine, the patient with have his/her upper body positioned how?
Flat on the table
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The the lumbar spine can support:
The entire torso’s weight
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T or F: The lumbar spine does not have a rib facet.
True
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What does BMC stand for?
Bone Mineral Content
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What are the functional parts of the lumbar vertebrae?
Body, vertebral arch, bony processes
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What part of the lumbar vertebrae is meant to bear weight?
Body
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How many lumbar vertebrae are there?
5
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T-scores are based on a:
Standard deviation
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What is adjacent to the lumbar spine? (Pelvis, Cranial bone, Fibula, Femur)
Pelvis
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T or F: Each one of the lumbar vertebrae has a pair of intervertebral foramina.
True
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A T-score of -3 means what?
Osteoporosis
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The proximal end of the femur consists of what?
A head, Neck, and Greater/Lesser trochanters
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The head of the femur forms what kind of joint?
Ball & Socket joint
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How many bones are found in the thigh?
1
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T or F: The greater trochanter strengthens and widens the femur.
True
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When scanning the proximal femur, the arms should be flexed at the elbows and ___________.
Across the abdomen
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On the distal end of the femur, the knee joint is formed along with what?
Tibia
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T or F: The greater trochanter acts as a muscle attachment site for muscles/tendons.
True
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What area of the femur is the most susceptible to fractures?
Neck
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There are how many ulna bones in the human body?
2
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What is the primary function of the ulna?
Motion & support of the arm
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The radius extends from what point to what point?
The elbow to wrist
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Kyphosis is most common in whom?
Older women
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DXA forearm scanning technologists should be able to do what?
Detective scanning & positioning problems
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The trochlear notch meets with the humerus trochlea to create what?
Elbow joint
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Which of the following is necessary for interpreting T-scores? (DOB, Ethnicity, Sex)
All of the above