M3: ABDOMEN refresh

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What type of respiration should be employed prior to exposure for the AP KUB abdomen projection?

Expiration

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At what level should the CR be placed for a left lateral decubitus projection of the abdomen?

2 inches (5 cm) above iliac crest

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The CR is centered at what level for the AP erect projection of the abdomen?

2 inches (5 cm) above iliac crest

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What CR centering should be used for a dorsal decubitus projection of the abdomen if the diaphragm is to be included?

2 inches (5 cm) above iliac crest

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Where must the CR be centered for an AP supine projection of the abdomen as part of the acute abdominal series?

Level of iliac crest

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Motion of the patient's diaphragm can be stopped by providing proper breathing instructions.

True

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The lateral abdomen projection will demonstrate the prevertebral space.

True

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The x-ray beam is placed horizontal for the AP supine.

False

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What is shown/demonstrated on an x-ray of the abdomen in the dorsal decubitus position?

Air fluid levels AND Open intervertebral foramina

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What plane is PARALLEL to the LONG AXIS of the IR for an AP projection of the abdomen?

Midcoronal plane

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The double-walled seromembranous sac that encloses the abdominal cavity is called the:

Peritoneum

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Which plane is centered to the IR for an AP abdomen (KUB)?

Midsagittal plane

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For an AP supine abdomen, the central ray (CR) is directed:

At the iliac crest

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Which projections of the abdomen are used to demonstrate free intraperitoneal air?

AP upright; Lateral decubitus

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When performing an upright abdomen, the IR is centered:

2 inches above the iliac crest

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Which of the following is included in an acute abdominal series?

PA chest, AP supine abdomen, AP upright or lateral decubitus abdomen

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What is the recommended SID for abdominal radiography?

40 inches (102 cm)

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Which body habitus may require TWO crosswise images for an AP abdomen?

Hypersthenic

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Which evaluation criterion indicates a properly positioned AP abdomen?

- Both lateral abdominal walls are visible - Alae of the ilia are symmetric - Spinous processes in the center of the lumbar vertebrae

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Which abdominal muscle is most commonly demonstrated in an AP abdomen projection?

Psoas

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An x-ray of the abdomen in the erect position should be exposed on:

Expiration

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The innermost layer of the peritoneum is the ____ peritoneum.

Visceral

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The stomach is located in the:

Left upper quadrant

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Which does the technologist need to do to include the diaphragm for a repeat exposure of an AP erect abdomen in which the diaphragm was not included but the pubic symphysis was?

Center the cassette higher

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Involuntary motion includes:

- Peristalsis - Heartbeat - Tremors