Test 2: Lecture 6

Question 1

left lateral: what side is down?

Answer 1

left is on the table

Question 2

what part of the patient is non dependent?

Answer 2

the side not on the table

on a left lateral: the left side is the dependent side, the side closest to the table. The right side is the non dependent side

Question 3

VD

Answer 3

ventral dorsal

pet laying on its back

hits dorsal then ventral

Question 4

positional atelectasis

Answer 4

collapse/compression of the lung

if pet on side, gravity will squish the lung

Question 5

inspiration or expiration will give better image?

Answer 5

inspiration more air = more contrast= easier to see nodule

Question 6

what view?

Answer 6

VD of diaphragm can see a V

Question 7

what view?

Answer 7

DV, dome shape

Question 8

Answer 8

left lateral (left side down)

Y pattern

Question 9

Answer 9

right lateral diaphragm

Question 10

Answer 10

caudal vena cave going into the R crus of the diaphragm

this is a left lateral view

Question 11

lobes of the lung in VD

Answer 11

Question 12

lung lobes in lateral

Answer 12

Question 13

lobes of the right lung

Answer 13

Question 14

lobes of the left lung?

Answer 14

Question 15

what is the lung triad

Answer 15

pulmonary artery and vein and the bronchi

Question 16

what is the white nodule?

Answer 16

that is a pulmonary vessel that is coming toward or away from the xray

Question 17

label the triad

Answer 17

artery is always more lateral to bronchus

Question 18

label the lung triad

Answer 18

artery is always dorsal to the bronchi

Question 19

the pulmonary artery is always ____ on a VD and always ___ on a lateral view

Answer 19

lateral to the bronchus

dorsal to the bronchus

Question 20

label the bronchial tree

Answer 20

Question 21

label the bronchial tree

Answer 21

Question 22

the mediastinum is thinker ventrally or dorsally

Answer 22

dorsally

Question 23

which side does the mediastinum deviate towards?

Answer 23

left

Question 24

Answer 24

dorsal mediastinal insertion

little bump is the aortic arch

Question 25

Answer 25

ventral mediastinal insertion | (slightly to the left)

Question 26

find trachea

Answer 26

Question 27

vena cavae

Answer 27

right side

Question 28

what side of the vena cavae has air next to it on the lateral and VD view?

Answer 28

ventral margin right margin

Question 29

three mediastinal lymph nodes

Answer 29

sternal cranial mediastinal lateral and middle tracheo-bronchial LN

Question 30

clock face analogy of lateral thorax

Answer 30

1-2 L atrium 2-5 LV 5-9 RV 9-12 RA PA Aorta

Question 31

clock face analogy VD

Answer 31

11-1 aorta 1-2 pulmonary arteries 2-3 L auricle 3-5 LV 5-9 RV 9-11 RA

Question 32

when can you see pleural space

Answer 32

pleural effusion or pneumothroax

Question 33

You take a lateral abdominal radiograph of a 5 year old intact male dog with an ideal body condition (not too fat, not too lean). Assuming the patient is normal, all of the following can potentially be visualized on this image, **EXCEPT**: Cecum Pancreas Spleen Prostate Right kidney

Answer 33

Pancreas

Question 34

Which of the following statements about normal radiographic anatomy is FALSE? On a left lateral abdominal radiograph, the caudoventral margin of the liver is often the margin of the left lateral liver lobe. The cecum is located in the right mid abdomen. On a lateral abdominal radiograph the normal liver does not extend caudal to the costal arch. The gastric fundus is located in the right cranial abdomen. On a lateral abdominal radiograph, the craniodorsal extremity of the spleen may be seen in the craniodorsal abdomen caudal to the stomach.

Answer 34

The gastric fundus is located in the right cranial abdomen.

Question 35

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Question 36

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Question 37

Answer 37

Main pulmonary artery

Question 38

Answer 38

Left auricle (2-3 o'clock)

Question 39

the veins or the arteries are larger in the triad?

Answer 39

veins

Question 40

Answer 40

The left atrium (12 to 2 o’clock)