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Missed Q on Exam 125

Missed Questions on all exams in RAD 125

QuestionAnswer
Which statements are true regarding the Holmblad method? The CR is perpendicular to the IR
For an AP projection of the humerus, the patient is positioned so that the arm is Adducted and the epicondyles are parallel to the CR
Along with the upper incisors, what other bony landmarks must be in the same horizontal plane for the AP Open mouth projection? Mastoid Tip Base of the skull
Select all that are unique characteristics of cervical vertebrae Bifid tips Transvarse foramen
When the malleoli of the ankle are positioned parallel with the image receptor (IR), the ankle is in position for which projection? AP oblique, 15- to 20-degree medial rotation
Which of the following projections will project the dens within the shadow of the foramen magnum Fuchs method
In digital radiography contrast is primarily controlled by image processing look-up table (LUT)
The slope of the articular facets comprising the tibial plateau is: 10° to 20° posteriorly
Increased quantum noise is seen in a digital image with severely lower than needed mAs
Lateral Oblique Knee Image Characteristics fibular head completely superimposed by tibia
Medial Oblique Knee Image Characteristics fibular head completely free of superimposition
AP Knee Image Characteristics medial aspect of fibular head partially superimposed by tibia
Lateral Knee Image Characteristics anterior aspect of fibular head partially superimposed by tibia
What is the joint classification of the zygapophyseal joints? synovial/diarthrodial
Select the two statements that are true regarding the planes of the pelvis The pelvic inlet extends from sacral promontory to the superior border of the pubic symphysis
Select the two statements that are true regarding the planes of the pelvis The pelvic inlet is the same oblique plane as the one dividing the true from the false pelvis
Why should the hips and knees be flexed for an AP projection of the L-spine? to reduce the lordotic curvature and for patient comfort
A patient has fallen and a hip fracture is suspected. Which projection could cause the patient further injury? Modified Cleaves
In order to better visualize the vertebral bodies in the lateral T-Spine, what can the technologist do? Use a breathing technique: decrease mA and increase time
The incomplete separation of the tibial tuberosity is known as Osgood-Schlatter disease
The intervertebral foramina of the lumbar spine are located at an angle of _____degrees in relation to the midsagittal plane. 90°
Ideally, how much should the leg be flexed for a tangential projection (Settegast) of the patella? until the patella is perpendicular to the IR
An image of the left sacroiliac joint demonstrates it is open and clearly seen. Which of the following positions was performed? RPO
Which projections have different CR angles for men and women? AP Axial Outlet AP Axial SI Joints
What is the respiration phase for an AP T-Spine? suspended expiration
For a lateral L5-S1 projection, the CR must be parallel to the Interiliac plane
What is the angle between the intervertebral foramina and the midsagittal plane in the thoracic spine? 90 degrees
In an RAO position of the L-spine, the ________________ the board are visualized Left zygapophyseal joints that are farther from
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