Rad Pro 1 ch 3 WB Test

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

which structure of the neck is approx 1.5 inches in length and is below the root of the tongue and in front of the laryngeal pharynx?

Which structure forms the laryngeal prominence?

Which structure prevents leakage into the larynx during swallowing?

What is the most superiorly located structure of the neck?

what is the name of the last tracheal cartilage that marks the point of bifurcation?

where does the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide take place in the lungs?

the upper round portion of the lung is termed the

what is the name of the area between two pleural cavities?

All of these structures are demonstrated within the mediastinum on a PA chest projection except

heart

trachea

aortic arch

diaphragm

When performing the AP projection of the soft tissue neck, at what level do you direct the central ray for the upper airway?

When performing an AP projection of the soft tissue neck at what level do you direct the central ray for the larynx and superior mediastinum?

Identify the breathing instructions when performing the AP and lateral projections of the soft tissue neck.

Which pathologic condition of the lung involves the replacement of air with fluid in the lung interstitium and alveoli?

Why should chest images be performed with a 72 inch SID?

Why should chest images be performed after the patient has suspended respiration after the second inspiration?

With reference to the IR, how are the midsagittal plane and the midcoronal plane positioned for the PA projection of the chest?

For the PA projection of the chest, which positioning maneuver is used to ensure removal of the scapulae from lung fields ?

Two PA projections of the chest, one exposed at full suspended inspiration and another at suspended expiration, are used for which two of the following?

which is used to detect rotation of the patient in a PA projection image of the chest ?

for which projection of the chest should the midsagittal plane be parallel with the IR ?

With reference to the IR, how are the midcoronal plane and the midsagittal plane positioned for the lateral projection of the chest?

Which projection of the chest best demonstrates lung apices free from superimposition with the clavicles?

Using a lateral decubitus position for patients who are unable to stand upright best demonstrates which of the following pathologic conditions of the chest?

With reference to the IR, how are the midsagittal plane and the midcoronal plane positioned for the AP chest, left lateral decubitus position?

Which pathologic condition of the lungs is best demonstrated with the AP chest, right lateral decubitus position?

Which radiographic position requires that the patient be placed supine with the IR placed vertically against the patients right side and a horizontal central ray directed to the center of the IR?

Which radiographic position requires the patient be placed prone?

Which evaluation criterion is used to evaluate proper lung aeration on a PA projection image of the chest?

Which evaluation criterion pertains to the PA projection image of the chest?

which evaluation criterion is used to evaluate a lateral chest image for rotation?

Which evaluation criterion pertains to the AP axial projection, lordotic position image of the chest?

Which evaluation criterion pertain to the AP axial projection, lordotic position image of the chest?

When performing the AP axial projection, lordotic position image of the chest, at what level do you direct the central ray?