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For an oblique sternum, the CR is directed:
perpendicular to the IR
15 degrees caudad
15 degrees cephalad
20 degrees caudad
perpendicular to the IR
On expiration, the diaphragm moves:
upward
downward
upward
For a lateral sternum, the exposure should be made:
on deep inspiration
during shallow breathing
on expiration
1 only
For an oblique sternum, the exposure should be made:
on deep inspiration
during shallow breathing
on expiration
3 only
When radiographing the sternum, the sternum and heart shadow are superimposed in the:
LAO
RAO
PA projection
lateral position
RAO
In the right and left anterior obliqye positions for the sternoclavicular articulations, the SC joint that is BEST demonstrated is:
closest to the IR
away from the IR
closest to the IR
In the AP projection of the ribs above the diaphragm, the CR is centered at the level of:
T1
T7
T12
L1
T7
With the patient in an anterior oblique position, which of the following would elongate the axillary portion of the ribs?
elevate the affected (injured) side
direct the CR 15 degrees caudad
elevate the unaffected (uninjured) side
direct the CR 15 degrees cephalad
elevate the affected (injured) side
To best visualize the lower ribs, the exposure should be made:
on inspiration
on inspiration, 2nd breath
on expiration
during shallow breathing
on expiration
Which of the following positions will BEST demonstrate (elongate) the right axillary ribs?
RAO
LAO
RPO
2 and 3 only
Which of the following statements regarding the RAO position of the sternum is false?
the sternum is generally projected to the left of the vertebral column
shallow breathing during the exposure can blur prominent pulmonary markings
it is helpful to superimpose the sternum over the heart
a thin (shallow from the front to back) thorax requires a lesser degree of obliquity than a thicker thorax
a thin (shallow from the front to back) thorax requires a lesser degree of obliquity than a thicker thorax
T or F: When radiographing oblique ribs, the best technique would be to use deep breathing.
false
When examining a patient for a lateral sternum, you would:
rotate the shoulders backwards
keep the median sagittal plane vertical
have the broad (flat) surface of the sternum perpendicular to the IR
1, 2, and 3
For oblique ribs, the patient should be rotated:
45 degrees
15-20 degrees
30 degress
60 degrees
45 degrees
For an oblique sternum, the patient should be rotated:
45 degrees
15-20 degrees
30 degrees
60 degrees
15-20 degrees
For oblique SC joints, the patient should be rotated:
45 degrees
10-15 degrees
30 degrees
60 degrees
10-15 degrees
For an oblique foot, the patient’s foot should be rotated:
45 degrees
15-20 degrees
30 degrees
60 degrees
30 degrees
A radiograph was taken using 200 mA setting and 0.5 second exposure time. What mAs was used for this technique?
100 mAs
When performing anterior oblique SC joint projections, which SC joint will be demonstrated?
SC joint closest to the spine
SC joint farthest from the spine
SC joint closest to the spine
To BEST visulize the upper ribs, the exposure should be made:
on inspiration
on expiration
on inspiration
Which of the following statements is (are) correct with respect to evaluation criteria for a PA chest?
sternal ends of clavicles are an equal distance from vertebral borders
ten posterior ribs are demonstrated above the diaphragm
the liver is usually visible on the patients left side
1 and 2
Which of the following positions will demonstrate the left axillary ribs elongated??
RAO
LAO
RPO
RAO
The sternal angle is at approximately the same level as the:
T2-3 interspace
T9-10 interspace
T4-5 interspace
costal margin
T4-5 interspace
The jugular notch is at approximately the same level as the:
5th thoracic vertebra
T2-3 interspace
T4-5 interspace
costal notch
T2-3 interspace
What are the positions most commonly included in the routine for a radiographic examination of the sternum?
lateral
RAO
LAO
1 and 2
The RAO position can successfully be used to demonstrate the:
PA obliqe sternum
barium-filled pylorus and duodenum (UGI)
left anterior ribs
1, 2, and 3
What is the purpose for including a PA chest in the rib routine?
To check for a pneumothorax
In an AP axial projection of the cervical vertebrae, the patient’s chin should be extended so as to prevent:
motion
respiration
superimposition of the mandible and the mid-cervical vertebrae
rotation
superimposition of the mandible and the mid-cervical vertebrae
For the oblique position of the cervical vertebrae, the coronal plane is rotated how many degrees from the IR?
25 degrees
60 degrees
45 degrees
30 degrees
45 degrees
In order to obtain a radiographic image of the odontoid process, the CR should be adjusted to be parallel to the:
acanthiomeatal line
occlusal plane
orbitomeatal line
infraorbitomeatal line
occlusal plane
When radiographing the cervical spine, using the open mouth position, if the inferior margins of the upper teeth are in line with those of the base of the skull and the tips of the mastoid processes, then:
the position requires that the CR be angled 10 degrees
the position must be corrected by dropping the chin
the position must be corrected bringing the chin up
the position cannot be improved
the position cannot be improved
The Pawlow position is performed with the patient:
erect
recumbent
recumbent
Functional studies of the cervical vertebrae to demonstrate the forward movement and backward movement, or as a result of trauma or disease, and absence of movement of the cervical vertebrae, would include which of the following positions:
tourine cervical position
erect and supine laterals
flexion and extension laterals
vertebral arch projections
open and closed mouth positions
flexion and extension laterals
Which of the following positions or projections would best demonstrate a cervical rib?
anterior oblique
lateral position
posterior oblique
AP projection
AP projection
The AP projection of the cervical spine through the open mouth will demonstrate which of the following?
foramen magnum
atla, axis, and odontoid
upper and lower molars
C7
Atlas, axis, and odontoid
The Fuch’s position is performed with the patient’s _____ against the table.
chin
posterior aspect of the head
Posterior aspect of the head
Which postion or projection will best demonstrate the articular process (zygapophyseal joints) of the cervical vertebrae?
AP projection
LAO position
RPO position
lateral projection
lateral projection
When performing a posterior oblique of the C-spine:
direct the CR 15-20 degrees caudad
direct the CR 15-20 degrees cephalad
direct the CR 30-35 degrees caudad
direct the CR 30 to 35 degrees cephalad
direct the CR 15-20 degrees cephalad
Which position or projection will best demonstrate the right intervertebral foramina of the cervical vertebrae?
AP projection
RPO position
LPO position
lateral position
LPO position
If you are unable to demonstrate the tip of the odontoid process on an open mouth view, what other view, position, or method could be used?
fuch’s position
chewing view
swimmers lateral
ottonello method
1, 2, and 4
The grandy method is a/an:
erect lateral position fo the cervical vertebrae
erect swimmers position
recumbent swimmers position
AP projection of C1 and C2
erect lateral position of the cervical vertebrae
The CR for the AP projection of the cervical spine should be directed:
5-10 degrees cephalad
5-10 degrees caudad
15-20 degrees caudad
15-20 degrees cephalad
15-20 degrees cephalad
POsitioning instructions for the lateral projection of the cervical spine include:
patient may be erected or supine for the lateral postion (cross-table)
shoulders should be depressed as much as possible
CR is angled 15 degrees caudad, centered to C4
SID of 72 inches if possible
1, 2, and 4
The RAO position of the cervical spine will best demonstrate the:
right zygapophyseal joint
right intervertebral foramina
left intervertenbral foramina
vertebral foramen
right intervertebral foramina
In order to visualize the left intervertebral foramina of the cervical spine, which position should be used?
RPO
RAO
LPO
Left lateral position
RPO
Which of the following is/are demonstrated in the lateral projection of the cervical spine?
intervertebral disc spaces
sygapophyseal joints
intervertebral foramina
1 and 2
The right anterior oblique (RAO) position of the cervical spine requires which of the following combinations of tube angle and direction?
15-20 degrees caudad
15-20 degrees cephalad
25-30 degrees caudad
25-30 degrees cephalad
15-20 degrees caudad
Which of the following is demonstrated in a 25 degree LPO position with the central ray entering 1 inch medial to the elevated ASIS?
left SI joint
left ilium
right SI joint
right ilium
right SI joint
Which of the following is/are demonstrated in a lateral lumbar spine?
intervertebral joint
pedicles
zygapophyseal joints
1 and 2
The pars interarticularis is represented by what part of the scotty dog seen in a correctly positioned oblique lumbar spine?
eye
front leg
body
neck
neck
Which of the following is/are demonstrated in the lateral projection of the thoracic spine?
intervertebral spaces
zygapophyseal joints
intervertebral foramina
1 and 3
The pedicle is represented by what part of the scotty dog seen in a correctly positioned oblique lumbar spine?
eye
front leg
body
neck
eye
The zygapophyseal joints of the thoracic spine are demonstrated with the:
coronal plane 45 degrees from the IR
midsagittal plane 45 degrees from the IR
coronal plane 70 degrees from the IR
midsagittal plane 70 degrees from the IR
coronal plane 70 degrees from the IR
Which of the following vertebral groups form a lordotic curve?
cervical
thoracic
lumbar
1 and 3
When posititon for a lateral sacrum, the CR should be directed to enter:
3.5 inches posterior to the midsagittal plane
3.5 inches posterior to the ASIS
5 inches posterior to the midsagittal plane
5 inches posterior to the midcoronal plane
3.5 inches posterior to the ASIS
The left SI joint is posititoned perpendicularly to the IR when the patient is positioned in a:
left lateral position
25-30 degree LAO
25-30 degree LPO
30-40 degree LPO
25-30 degree LAO
The AP projection of the sacrum requires that the central ray be directed:
15 degrees cephalad
the top of the pubic bone
midline at the level of the lesser trochanter
1 only
The posterior oblique position of the lumbar spine will demonstrate the:
intervertebral foramina nearer to the IR
intervertebral foramina away from the IR
Zygapophyseal joints nearer to the IR
Zygapophyseal joints away from the IR
Zygapophyseal joints nearer to the IR
Which of the following positions would best demonstrate the left zygapophyseal articulations of the lumbar vertebrae?
LPO
left lateral
RPO
AP
LPO
In the routine lateral thoracic spine, the following structures are usually not well visualized:
lower spinous processes
upper three or four thoracic/ dorsal vertebrae
mid-thoracic vertebrae
mid-thoracic intervertebral dics spaces
upper three or four thoracic / dorsal vertebrae
For an AP projection of the coccyx, the CR is angled:
10 degrees caudad
15 degrees cephalad
10 degrees cephalad
perpendicular to the IR
10 degrees caudad
Which position or projection would best demonstrate the spinous processes of the cervical vertebrae?
AP
lateral
RPO
RAO
lateral
Which of the following positions would best demonstrate the transverse process of the thoracic vertebrae?
AP
Lateral
RPO
RAO
AP
The knees should be flexed for the AP projection of the lumbar vertebrae in order to:
better demonstrate the pedicles
make the patient less comfortable
place the lumbar vertebrae closer to the film
increase the normal kyphotic curves
place the lumbar vertebrae closer to the film
When radiographing the lumbosacral junction with the patient in the lateral position, the CR should be directed to:
the iliac creat
a point midway between the ASIS and the symphysis pubis
the ASIS
two inches posterior to the ASIS and 1.5 below the crest
two inches posterior to the ASIS and 1.5 below the crest
Which position will best demonstrate the vertebral foramen in the lumbar spine?
LPO
RPO
AP
right lateral
none of the above
none of the above
An AP projection of the coccyx required the CR to be directed:
2 inches proximal to the symphysis pubis
to the symphysis pubis
to the iliac creast
to the anterior superior iliac spine
2 inches distal to the symphysis pubis
2 inches proximal to the symphysis pubis
For the AP projection fo the T spine, the CR is centered at the level of:
C7
T4
C1
T6-7
T6-7
For the lateral position of the sacrum, the CR is centered to the level of the:
symphysis punbis
iliac creast
greater trochanter
ASIS
ASIS
Which position will BEST demonstrate the lumbar bodies clear of superimposition?
AP
RPO
LPO
lateral
lateral
For an AP projection of the sacrum, the CR is angled:
15 degrees caudad
25 degrees cephalad
15 degrees cephalad
10 degrees caudad
30 degrees cephalad
15 degrees cephalad
In order to blur out the rib shadows and vascvular markings when examining the thoracic vertebrae in the lateral postion:
use a short SID
use a long SID
angle cephalad
use a breathing technique
use a breathing technique
An elbow exam was ordered on a patient who was unable to straighten hsi elbow. Which of the following procedure would result in the most diagnositc radiographic AP elbow image?
two AP exposures; 1 forearm parallel to the IR and CR perpendicular to the IR, 2 humerus parallel to the IR and CR perpendicular to IR
two AP exposures with elbow flexed slightly and resting on olecranon process: 1 CR perpendicular centered over forearm; 2 CR perpendicular centered over humerus
One exposure with elbow flexed slightly, resting on olecranon process and with a perpendicular CR centered to the elbow joint
one exposure with elbow flexed slightly, humerus parallel to IR, and CR angled 20 degrees caudad through elbow joint
two AP exposures; 1 forearm parallel to the IR and CR perpendicular to the IR, 2 humerus parallel to the IR and CR perpendicular to IR
To deonstrate subluxation or dislocation of the AC joints, which of the following methods should be used?
AP of both AC joints
AP of both AC joints with and without weights
acial of both shoulders
transthoracic projection
AP of both AC joints with and without weights
A CR angles of 25 degrees caudad is required for what projection?
AP clavicle
PA axial clavicle
AP axial clavicle
PA clavicle
PA axial clavicle
Which of the following prokections requires that the should ber placed in external rotation?
AP humerus
lateral forearm
lateral humerus
AP humerus
Which of the following criteria is/are required for visualization of the greater tuberosity in profile?
epicondylar plane parallel to the IR
arm in external rotation
humerus in AP position
1, 2, and 3
In order to demonstrate a profile view of the glenoid fossa, the patient is AP erect or recumbent and rotated 45 degrees:
toward the affected side (affected side down)
away from the affected sude (affected side up)
toward the affected side (affected side down)
Which of the following shoulder images will demonstrate the humerus in the anatomic position?
transthoracic lateral
AP internal rotation
AP external rotation
AP neutral rotation
AP external rotation
The AP internal rotation of the shoulder places the humerus in the:
anatomic postion
AP projection
lateral postition
oblique position
lateral position
Which of the following is/are true regarding the radiographic examination of the AC joints?
the procedure os performed in the erect position
weights should be used in most cases
the procedure should be avoided if dislocation or separation is suspected
1 and 2
In the lateral projection of the scapula, the:
vertebral and axillary borders are superimposed
acromion and coracoid processes are superimposed
patient may be examined in the recumbent or erected position
1 and 3
The transothoracic projection is useful when:
the patient can’t abduct the arm for an axial projection
there is a quation of a dislocation of the shoulder joint
there is a question of a lairline fracture of the distal humerus
1 and 2 only
In order to obtain a lateral postion of the humerus, a plane passing through the epicondyles should be:
parallel to the image receptor
parallel to the central ray
perpendicular with the central ray
parallel to the central ray
In the erect lateral position for the scapula, with the affected side closest to the image receptor (patient facing the IR), the:
coracoid process is centered to the IR
CR is directed perpendicular to the vertebral border of the injured scapula
glenoid fossa is best demonstrated
the arm is abducted from the bady
CR is directed perpendicular to the vertebral border of the injured scapula
In order to decrese the amount of exposure necessary for a transthoracic lateral of the upper humerus, the:
patient should be rotated 25 degrees
exposure should be obtained with complete expiration
exposure should be obtained with complete inspiration
patient should be in a supine position
exposure should be obtained with complete inspiration
In the PA projection of the clavicle, the patient’s head is rotated away from the side being examined in order to:
reduce OID
avoid elongating the clavicle
straighten out the curve of the clavicle
provide proper mobilization
reduce the OID
In which position of the shoulder is the greater tuberosity / tubercle on the anterior side on the humeral head?
AP
external rotation
internal rotation
neutral position
internal rotation
You are setting a breathing technique of 75 mAs. If you select 3 sec exposure time, what mA should you pick?
15 mA
20 mA
25 mA
30 mA
25 mA
For the AP projection of the scapula, the patient is supine or erect, the CR is perpendicular to the IR and the patient arm is:
pulled across the front of the chest
abducted to a right angle to the body, hand supine
internally rotated
positioned the same as for an AP shoulder
abducted to a right angle to the body, hand supinated
The patient is supine. The arm is abducted 90 degrees and the CR is directed horizontally through the axilla. This projection will demonstrate:
subluxation of the AC joint
an AP scapula
an axial view of the shoulder
a Y view
an axial view of the shoulder
Which position of the shoulder demonstrated the lesser tubercle in profile medially?
AP
external rotation
internal rotation
neutral position
internal rotation
When demonstrating the intertubercular groove with the FISK method (patient upright), how should the effected humerus be positioned?
the humerus should be rotated laterally
the humerus should be rotated medially
the patient should be leaning forward, with the humerus forming a 10-15 degrees angle with the vertical line
the patient should be leaning forward, with the humerus forming a 10-15 degrees angle with the vertical line
In evaluating a radiograph of a true lateral scapula, the two structures that should be exactly superimposed are:
vertebral and axillary borders
acromion and coracoid process
scapular body and axillary ribs
vertebral and axillary borders
In the lateral position for the humerus (non-trauma), the arm is:
internally rotated
externally rotated
internally rotated
For a lateral position of the scapula, the upper part of the scapula is demonstrated as the letter Y. The superior aspect of the Y is formed by:
glenoid and humeral head
scapular spine and vertebral border
acromion and coracoid process
vertebral border and axillary border
acromion and coracoid process
Selects the best technique for an AP external shoulder on an average female patient (table bucky):
2 @ 62 kVp
4 @ 65-70 kVp
10 @ 70-75 kVp
80 @ 80 kVp
10 @ 70-75kVp
Select the best techique for an axillary view of the shoulder on an average female patient (table top):
1 @ 62 kVp
3-4 @ 65-70 kVp
12 @ 70 - 75 kVp
80 @ 80 kVp
3-4 @ 65-70 kVp
Select the best technique for an AO external shoulder on an averge female patient (on the cart, table top):
1 @ 62 kVp
4 @ 65-70 kVp
12 @ 70 - 75 kVp
80 @ 80 kVp
4 @ 65-70 kVp
Select the best technique for a transthoracic shoulder on an average female patient (wall buck):
2 @ 62 kVp
4 @ 65-70 kVp
12 @ 70-75 kVp
50 @ 80 kVp
50 @ 80 kVp