MIDI 2 Module 2: Abdominal Imaging

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LOW density objects appear __________ on X-ray

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HIGH density objects appear ______ on X-ray

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kidneys, ureter, bladder (KUB)

What is included in plain abdominal film?

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scout radiograph

KUB

flat plate

Other names for standard AP view abdnominal film?

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abnormal masses, gases, bones, and stones

What can plain films show?

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flat (AP) and upright

What are the typical 2 views of the abdomen?

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supine view

upright or LLD view

CXR

What is NORMALLY obtained in an acute abdominal series?

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bowel gas patterns

calcifications

masses

We usually see these in what kind of abdominal XR?

supine abdomen XR

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gas in rectosigmoid

gas in ascending and descending colon

We usually see these in what kind of abdominal XR?

prone abdomen XR

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free air

air fluid levels

We usually see these in what kind of abdominal XR?

upright abdomen XR

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free air

lung pathology secondary to intraabdominal process

We usually see these in what kind of XR?

upright chest

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single view AP abdomen "scout film"

What view is this?

<p>What view is this?</p>
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upright view of abdomen

What view is this?

<p>What view is this?</p>
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upright view of chest

What view is this?

<p>What view is this?</p>
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prone view of abdomen

What view is this?

<p>What view is this?</p>
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left lateral decubitus/recumbent

What view is this?

<p>What view is this?</p>
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check any prior radiographs to compare

It is imperative to do WHAT when looking at any type of x-ray?

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gastric air bubble

What is the arrow pointing to?

<p>What is the arrow pointing to?</p>
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3-6-9 rule

SB = 3 cm

LB = 6 cm

Cecum = 9 cm

What are the normal diameters of small bowel, large bowel, and cecum?

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small bowel

- Centrally placed in abdomen

- Valvulae conniventes markings extend across the lumen and are spaced much closer together

- Max dilation is approx. 5 cm

Describes the appearance of what?

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large bowel

- Peripherally placed

- Haustral markings do not extend completely across and are more widely spaced

Describes the appearance of what?

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Valvulae connivente

Look like a stack of coins

What do we call the thin, circumferential (complete) folds that are found in the small bowel?

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Haustra

What do we call the thick, transverse, incomplete folds found in the large bowel?

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Haustra --> large bowel

What fold is this and where is it found?

<p>What fold is this and where is it found?</p>
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Valvulae vonnivente --> small bowel

What fold is this and where is it found?

<p>What fold is this and where is it found?</p>
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large bowel

Stool on x-ray marks the presence of what?

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stool

What are the arrows pointing to?

<p>What are the arrows pointing to?</p>
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large bowel

Where should we NOT see (or see very few) air-fluid levels on X-ray?