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Another name for coronal plane
frontal
Another name for axial plane
transverse
Another name for sagittal plane
median
What plane are CT exams typically done in?
transverse
What does the T in CT stand for
tomography
What kind of conditions would a venogram demonstrate?
blood clots
Angiogram vs Arteriogram
Angiogram - blood vessels
Arteriogram - arteries specifically
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
When should you begin getting mammograms
age 40
More compression for a mammogram means what for images?
decreased motion
decreased tissue superimposition
decreased radiation dose
increased image quality
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”
Where does the esophagus start and stop in the body (spinal levels)?
C6 - T11
What positioning line is perpendicular in a PA axial Caldwell Skull projection?
OML
What is the centering for an AP shoulder?
2” (2.5 cm) inferior to the coracoid process
How many degrees towards the heel should the CR be angled if the focus is the joints of the toes?
15 degrees
If the CR is angled 37 degrees for the AP Towne skull projection, what positioning line is being used?
IOML
Where is peristalsis strongest in the body?
the esophagus
For an AP Obl (LPO) projection of the spine, which side is in profile?
left side
What is the correct centering (spinal level) for an AP oblique projection of the esophagus?
T5-T6
What is the proper rotation amount for the RAO esophagus projection?
35-40 degrees
What is the proper degree of obliquity when doing oblique projections on BE studies?
35-45 degrees
What is the degree/direction of angulation for a PA Axial projection (BE)
30-40 degrees caudad
How much fluid do the kidneys excrete per day?
1-2L
What angle to the aorta do the kidneys sit at?
medially rotated 30 degrees
How long are the adult ureters?
10-12”
What spine level do the kidneys typically reside?
T12-L3
What angle should the patient roll to place the kidneys in the oblique position
30 degrees
Pressure sores appear within what time frame after unrelieved pressure (decubitus position)
1 hour
mini c-arm kVp range
40-78
Mobile x-ray unit battery/charges
Direct power - must be plugged in, radiation not constant (fluctuating)
Battery power - does not require being plugged in, provides near constant output like a 3 phase generator
Capacitor discharge - On board generator that functions like a single phase x-ray room
High frequency - Must be plugged in, constant radiation output
In surgery, what does CST stand for
certified surgical technologist
Is the circulator in surgery sterile or non-sterile?
non-sterile
Mini C-arm orbital rotation
150
T/F Weight loss AND weight gain require social and organizational support
True
What is an Orthoroentgenography
a long leg study
A ______ is considered a retrograde procedure, while a ______ is considered an antegrade procedure: IVU, VCUG
VCUG
IVU
portable radiographic units are categorized by ________
generators
What is another name for a reverse Colles’ with anterior displacement of the distal radius
Smith fracture
What views are normally done for a sternum? What if the patient can’t lay prone?
RAO, Lateral
LPO, horizontal lateral beam
Partial dislocation of a joint
subluxation
Fractures and their equivalent names:
Greenstick —> Hickory stick
Huchinson’s —> Chauffer
Blow-out —> Tripod
Depressed —> Ping-pong
Baseball —> Mallet
Simple —> Closed
Reverse Colles’ —> Smith
Stress/fatigue —> March
What occurs in the integumentary system as patients age?
loss of texture and elasticity