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AP 2 - Practice Quiz

SBFT-BE Lectures 8-9

QuestionAnswer
An autoimmune response to eating gluten Celiac Disease
Inflammation of the lining of the Small Intestine Enteritis
Loss of voluntary movement or peristalsis due to anesthesia Adynamic Bowel Obstruction
Chronic inflammatory disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the GI Tract Crohn's Disease
Infection of the Small Intestine by a flagellate protozoan Giardiasis
Produces a "napkin-ring" defect within the lumen of the Small Bowel Adenocarcinoma
May be caused by adhesions of the lumen of the Small Intestine Mechanical Bowel Obstruction
What area(s) of the large intestine is/are more prone to developing a volvulus? 1. Rectum 2. Hepatic and Splenic Flexures 3. Ascending and Descending Colon 4. Cecum/Sigmoid Colon Cecum/Sigmoid Colon
What position is the patient placed when inserting an enema tip for a Barium Enema? 1. Trendelenberg 2. Sim's 3. Fowler's 4. Oblique 2. Sim's
ACBE/BE Overhead position/projection that best demonstrates the Mucosal Lining? AP Post Evac
ACBE/BE Overhead position/projection that best demonstrates the Hepatic Flexure? LPO/RAO positions
ACBE/BE Overhead position/projection that best demonstrates the Splenic Flexure? RPO/LAO positions
ACBE/BE Overhead position/projection that best demonstrates the Transverse Colon and both Flexures? AP T-Shot
ACBE/BE Overhead position/projection that best demonstrates the Elongated Rectosigmoid Colon? Axial Projections
ACBE/BE Overhead position/projection that best demonstrates the Rectum? Lateral Cone Down Projection
ACBE/BE Overhead position/projection that best demonstrates the Medial aspect of the Ascending Colon, lateral aspect of the Descending Colon? Right Lateral Decubitus position
ACBE/BE Overhead position/projection that best demonstrates the Lateral aspect of the Ascending Colon, medial aspect of the Descending Colon? Left Lateral Decubitus position
Which of the following fluoroscopic procedures would be performed as a therapeutic examination for fecal impaction? 1. Gastrografin Enema 2. ACBE 3. Enteroclysis 4. Single-column Barium Enema 1. Gastrografin Enema
The Splenic Flexure of the Large Intestine is best demonstrated when performing the: 1. RPO position 2. LPO position 3. LAO position 4. RAO position 5. 1 and 3 6. 2 and 4 5. 1 and 3
Which of the following contrast procedures would require performing Bilateral Decubitus overhead images at the conclusion of the fluoroscopic examination? 1. Esophogram 2. ACBE 3. Single Column Barium Enema 4. SBFT 2. ACBE
The purpose of the POST-EVAC image performed at the completion of a Barium Enema is: all that apply: 1. To evaluate mucosal lining 2. To ensure that the entire Large Intestine has been investigated 3. To evaluate the Colon's ability to evacuate barium 1 and 3 - To evaluate the mucosal lining and to evaluate the Colon's ability to evacuate barium
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