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Flashcard highlighting the concept of AFAST scan in diagnostic imaging.
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describe how a dog would be positioned for a dorsopalmar view of the left paw
sternal recumbency with the forelimbs extended, hind limbs natural position
describe how a patient would be positioned for a dorsoplantar view of the right paw
sternal recumbency with the forelimbs in a natural position, right hind limb extended, left hind limb flexed next to the body
at what age can a dog’s hips be certified by OFA or penn - HIP
OFA - 24 months
PennHIP - 16 weeks
how is a patient positiond for a OFA radiograph
dorsal recumbency, femurs parallel and rotated medially, patellae centered in trochlear grooves
what views are taken for Penn - HIP radiographs
VD pelvis extended leg, distraction and compression views
what is the typical FFD/SID used in equine radiography
26-30
what is AFAST scan in ultrasonography
a focused assessment with sonography for trauma scan, performed at presentation, used to detect free fluid, used to direct rapid therapeutic interventions
anechoic
black
hyperechoic
white
hypoechoic
gray/darker gray
mirror image artifact
reflection of an image at a rounded, reflective interface
accoustic shadowing
occurs when beam cannot penetrate gas or mineralized structures
acoustic enhancement
area of increased echogenicity distal to area of low attenuation/fluid filled structures
what are the different modes in ultrasonography
B - Brightness
M - Motion mode
Doppler mode - used to detect blood flow
when performing an ECG, what color lead is attached to each limb
Right arm - White, Left arm - Black, Right leg - Green, Left leg - Red.
what are the five arrhythmias that are associated with cardiac arrest
sinus bradycardia, electromechanical dessicans, ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, ventricular asystole
how should a bird’s legs be positioned for a lateral view of the coelom to prevent rotation
superimpose and taped individually
where is the primary beam centered for a lateral view of a ferret’s abdomen
caudal to the last rib