OOCW Ch1: Intro to X-Sectional Anatomy Eval Quiz

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Who first described demographic methods of diagnostic imaging?

Karol Mayer

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What is the term for a volumetric picture element that is equal in size in all dimensions?

Isotropic voxel

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Which of the following are advantages of cross-sectional imaging?

  1. anatomy can be displayed in any plane

  2. Examination times are short because multiple slices are needed for an exam

  3. Some examinations have replaced invasive procedure procedures

1 & 3

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<p>Which plane is demonstrated by this image?</p>

Which plane is demonstrated by this image?

Sagittal

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Which plane divides the patient’s body into superior and inferior portions?

Axial

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The Addison Plains are used to classify and subdivide the:

Abdomen

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<p>The arrow on this image is pointing at which landmark?</p>

The arrow on this image is pointing at which landmark?

Acanthion

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<p>The arrow on this image is pointing at the:</p>

The arrow on this image is pointing at the:

Gonion

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Which anatomical landmark can help locate the brachial plexus?

T1

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The arrow on this image is pointing out what landmark?

Jugular notch

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Which anatomical landmark can medical personnel damage during cardiopulmonary resuscitation by applying direct pressure?

Xiphoid process

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Which vertebrae are larger and have a greater range of motion?

Lumbar

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Which level coincides with the iliac crests in most patients?

L4

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<p>The Image displays what type of joint?</p>

The Image displays what type of joint?

Diarthrosis

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CT imaging uses Hounsfield units to indicate the shades of gray displayed on CT images. Which substance is defined as zero on the Hounsfield scale?

Water

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<p>The image was acquired using:</p>

The image was acquired using:

MR

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<p>Which of these images represents a fused PET/CT image?</p>

Which of these images represents a fused PET/CT image?

C only

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Which of the images above were acquired using a CT soft tissue window?

A only