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RADT 465 Procedure
Procedure
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| varus | turned inward |
| the coronoid process should be visualized in profile in which position? | medial oblique elbow |
| male pelvis characteristics | pelvic brim, or inlet, is smaller and heart shaped; acetabulum is larger and faces laterally; pubic angle is more than 90 degrees; ilium is more vertical |
| female pelvis characteristics | pelvic brim, or inlet, is large and oval; acetabulum is small and faces anteriorly; the pubic angle is more than 90 degrees; ilium is more horizontal |
| which lung has 3 lobes? | right; left has 2 |
| PA skull criteria | perpendicular CR exits nasion; petrous pyramids should fill orbits |
| graves disease is associated with what? | hyperthyroidism |
| a townes 30 degree caudad shows what bone the best | occipital |
| judet method (RPO Pelvis) shows what structures? | anterior rim of the right acetabulum; right iliac wing |
| spondylolisthesis | forward slipping of one vertebra on the one below it |
| Persistent fetal foramen oval | atrial septal defect |
| what position is best demonstrating esophageal varices | recombent |
| what tissues occupies the central cavity within the shaft of long bones? | yellow marrow |
| Avulsion | small bony fragment pulled away from bony process |
| what space does contrast go into while doing a myelogram? | subarachnoid |
| sagittal suture separates what bones | separates the parietal bones |
| coronal suture separates what bones | frontal and parietal |
| lambdoidal suture separates what bones | parietal and occipital bones |
| Squammosal suture separates what bones | temporal and parietal |
| contrecoup injury | injury located on the side opposite that the primary injury is on |
| which view best evaluates the maxillary sinus? | waters (parietoacanthial projection) |
| secondary center of ossification in long bone | epiphysis |
| primary center of ossification in long bone | diaphysis |
| at what level do the carotid arteries bifurcate | C4 |
| which carpals does the ulnar deviation best demonstrate | lateral carpals and scaphoid |
| T/F the scapular borders on a Y view of the shoulder should be superimposed on the humeral shaft? | True |
| characteristics of the hypersthenic body type | short,wide, transverse heart, and high and peripheral large bowel |
| glassitis refers to inflammation of what? | the tongue |
| During an air-contrasted BE, in what part of the colon is air most likely to be visualized with the body in the AP recumbent? | transverse colon |
| what part of the spine is kyphotic? | sacral and thoracic |
| the ossified portion of a long bone where cartilage has been replaced by bone is known as the? | metaphysis |
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