Procedures Study Guide (fall yr 2)

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Another name for coronal plane

frontal

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Another name for axial plane

transverse

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Another name for sagittal plane

median

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What plane are CT exams typically done in?

transverse

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What does the T in CT stand for

tomography

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What kind of conditions would a venogram demonstrate?

blood clots

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Angiogram vs Arteriogram

  • Angiogram - blood vessels

  • Arteriogram - arteries specifically 

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Difference between screening mammogram vs diagnostic mammogram

  • screening - done once a year as a routine exam to screen for signs of cancer - patient is asymptomatic 

  • diagnostic - symptomatic patient done to investigate suspicious new lumps or symptoms. May prompt additional views

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When should you begin getting mammograms

age 40

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More compression for a mammogram means what for images?

  • decreased motion

  • decreased tissue superimposition

  • decreased radiation dose

  • increased image quality 

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How does the clock localization terminology work in mammography?

Upper Outer/Upper Inner/Lower Outer/Lower Inner

Clock hands number positions for each breast

EX) “upper outer quadrant of left breast at around 2 o’clock”

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Where does the esophagus start and stop in the body (spinal levels)?

C6 - T11

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What positioning line is perpendicular in a PA axial Caldwell Skull projection?

OML

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What is the centering for an AP shoulder?

2” (2.5 cm) inferior to the coracoid process

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How many degrees towards the heel should the CR be angled if the focus is the joints of the toes?

15 degrees

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If the CR is angled 37 degrees for the AP Towne skull projection, what positioning line is being used?

IOML

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Where is peristalsis strongest in the body?

the esophagus

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For an AP Obl (LPO) projection of the spine, which side is in profile?

left side

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What is the correct centering (spinal level) for an AP oblique projection of the esophagus?

T5-T6

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What is the proper rotation amount for the RAO esophagus projection?

35-40 degrees

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What is the proper degree of obliquity when doing oblique projections on BE studies?

35-45 degrees

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What is the degree/direction of angulation for a PA Axial projection (BE)

30-40 degrees caudad

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How much fluid do the kidneys excrete per day?

1-2L

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What angle to the aorta do the kidneys sit at?

medially rotated 30 degrees

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How long are the adult ureters?

10-12”

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What spine level do the kidneys typically reside?

T12-L3

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What angle should the patient roll to place the kidneys in the oblique position

30 degrees

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Pressure sores appear within what time frame after unrelieved pressure (decubitus position)

1 hour

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mini c-arm kVp range

40-78

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Mobile x-ray unit battery/charges

  1. Direct power - must be plugged in, radiation not constant (fluctuating)

  2. Battery power - does not require being plugged in, provides near constant output like a 3 phase generator

  3. Capacitor discharge - On board generator that functions like a single phase x-ray room

  4. High frequency - Must be plugged in, constant radiation output

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In surgery, what does CST stand for

certified surgical technologist

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Is the circulator in surgery sterile or non-sterile?

non-sterile

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Mini C-arm orbital rotation

150

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T/F Weight loss AND weight gain require social and organizational support

True

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What is an Orthoroentgenography

a long leg study

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A ______ is considered a retrograde procedure, while a ______ is considered an antegrade procedure: IVU, VCUG

  1. VCUG

  2. IVU

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portable radiographic units are categorized by ________

generators

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What is another name for a reverse Colles’ with anterior displacement of the distal radius

Smith fracture

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What views are normally done for a sternum? What if the patient can’t lay prone?

  1. RAO, Lateral

  2. LPO, horizontal lateral beam

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Partial dislocation of a joint

subluxation

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Fractures and their equivalent names:

  1. Greenstick —> Hickory stick

  2. Huchinson’s —> Chauffer

  3. Blow-out —> Tripod

  4. Depressed —> Ping-pong

  5. Baseball —> Mallet 

  6. Simple —> Closed

  7. Reverse Colles’ —> Smith

  8. Stress/fatigue —> March

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What occurs in the integumentary system as patients age?

loss of texture and elasticity

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