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RADT 465 Rad. Proc.
RADT 465 Radiographic Procedures
Question | Answer |
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Diarthrotic or synovial joints are _____ ______. | freely movable (Lange PREP pg. 92) |
The ______ skeleton consists of the extremities, the arms, legs and the shoulder and pelvic girdles. | appendicular (Lange PREP pg. 93) |
Bones can be classified in what four ways? | long, short, flat and irregular (Lange PREP pg. 94) |
There are ____ metacarpal bones and ____ phalanges. | five, fourteen (Lange PREP pg. 95) |
The radius is (lateral/medial) to the ulna in an AP position. | lateral (Lange PREP pg. 96) |
The clavicle articulates with the sternum to form the _____ joint. | sternoclavicular (Lange PREP pg. 101) |
Objects such as watches, bracelets and rings are ______ and should be removed whenever possible since they can obscure important anatomic information. | radiopaque (Lange PREP pg. 101) |
True/False: For a forearm exam, the humerus should be in the same plane as the forearm to superimpose the humeral epicondyles. | true (Lange PREP pg. 104) |
A scapular Y view of the shoulder is useful in demonstrating _______. | dislocations (Lange PREP pg. 107) |
In the foot there are ____ tarsal bones, ____ metatarsal bones and ____ phalanges. | 7, 5, 14 (Lange PREP pg. 109) |
A stress fracture can also be referred to as fatigue or _____ fracture. | march (Lange PREP pg. 109) |
Which bone in the lower leg is larger and situated medially to the other? | tibia (Lange PREP pg. 110) |
What disease is a chronic epiphysis of the tibia tuberosity that occurs in some active young adults? | Osgood-Schlatter disease (Lange PREP pg. 111) |
The patella is a triangular bone with a base (superior/inferior) and an apex (superior/inferior). | superior, inferior (Lange PREP pg. 112) |
What is the largest sesamoid bone in the body? | patella (Lange PREP pg. 112) |
What is the largest and strongest bone in the body? | femur (Lange PREP pg. 113) |
Each innominate bone of the hip consists of what three parts? | ilium, ischium and pubis (Lange PREP pg. 115) |
Male or females have a narrower, vertical and heart shaped pelvis? | males (Lange PREP pg. 117) |
A tangential or "sunrise" view clearly demonstrates which bone? | patella (Lange PREP pg. 125) |
A knee should be centered immediately (above/below) the patella apex. | below (Lange PREP pg. 129) |
An example of a negative contrast agent would be ____. | air (Lange PREP pg. 129) |
An open fracture where the end of the bone has penetrated the skin is also referred to as a ________ fracture. | compound (Lange PREP pg. 131) |
Comminuted fracture is one fractured that is composed of several _____. | fragments (Lange PREP pg. 131) |
The ____ skeleton consists of the facial and cranial bones of the skull, the five sections of the vertebral column and the sternum and ribs of the thorax. | axial (Lange PREP pg. 133) |
The spine consists of various anterior and posterior curves (lordotic/kyphotic); however, a lateral curve of the spine refers to ______. | scoliosis (Lange PREP pg. 133) |
There are seven cervical vertebra with ____ or C1 being first with no body or spinous process. | atlas (Lange PREP pg. 135) |
In order to visualize C2 or atlas, a technologist must obtain what view? | odontoid (Lange PREP pg. 135) |
The ______ spine is made up of 12 vertebra that are slightly larger than the cervical vertebrae and increase more as they progress inferiority. | thoracic (Lange PREP pg. 139) |
The lumbar spine consists of five vertebrae that are the largest and they serve as attachments for strong ______. | muscles (Lange PREP pg. 140) |
The L5-S1 articulation forms the ________ joint. | sacrococcygeal (Lange PREP pg. 141) |