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Cervical Spine and Biliary Duct Imaging Quiz

Test your knowledge of radiographic procedures through this comprehensive 20-question quiz! Focus on critical imaging techniques, anatomical positioning, and central ray directions in radiology.

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Determine the procedure that should be performed to rule out subluxation or fracture of the cervical spine

Horizontal beam - lateral

Anteroposterior cervical spine - recumbent

Laterals - flexion and extension

Oblique cervical spine - seated

Identify the projection/position performed to demonstrate the liver

Left lateral

Anteroposterior

Right posterior oblique

PA axial (Benassi method)

Choose the statement that refers to positioning of patient in an Anteroposterior projection of the scapula

Arm is raised upward, forearm resting over the head

Arm is abducted at right angle to the body

Patient is positioned in recumbent position

Elbow is flexed with hand supinated

Which of the following procedures is performed to dilate a stenotic vessel?

Renal arteriography

Percutaneous Nephrolithiasis

Surgical nephrostomy

Percutaneous angioplasty

Fluoroscopic imaging of the ileocecal valve is generally part of ______

A small bowel series

An esophagram

An upper gastrointestinal series

An endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography

Determine the central ray direction in a lateral position, Pawlow method, to demonstrate the cervico-thoracic vertebrae

Angled 3-5 degrees caudad to cervico-thoracic area

Perpendicular to the film

Center to the midaxillary line of the body

Angled 10-20 degrees caudad

Determine the position of the gallbladder in asthenic patient

Superior and medial

Superior and lateral

Inferior and medial

Inferior and lateral

Determine the patient's position in posteroanterior that will BEST demonstrate the sternoclavicular joints

In a slight oblique position, affected side away from image receptor

In a slight oblique position, affected side adjacent to image receptor

In erect, and with weights

In erect, with and without weights

Determine the abdomen position/projection that would BEST demonstrate the size and shape of liver and kidneys

Lateral

Ventral decubitus

Dorsal decubitus

Anteroposterior

Which of the following will separate the radial head, neck, and tuberosity from superimposition in examination of the ulna?

Lateral projection

AP projection

Lateral oblique position

Medial oblique position

Determine the central ray direction in a posterior oblique position of the cervical spine

Perpendicular to 4th cervical vertebra

Parallel to 4th cervical vertebra

15 degrees cephalad to 4th cervical vertebra

15 degrees caudad to 4th cervical vertebra

Choose the structure that is BEST show in a barium enema examination with the patient lying on its side, midaxillary portion of the abdomen centered to table and central ray directed perpendicular to the anterior superior iliac spine

Cecum

Rectosigmoid

Rectum

Ileocecal

The fovea capitis particularly the superoposterior walls of acetabulum could BEST be demonstrated in a _________ method

Taylor

Teufel

Danelius-Miller

Clements-Nakayama

Choose the structure that is BEST demonstrated in an upper Gastrointestinal series examination with the patient lying recumbent on the right side, midcoronal plane and anterior of abdomen centered to midline of the table, the central ray is directed perpendicular to L1-L2

Duodenal bulb in hypersthenic patient

Duodenal bulb in sthenic patient

Duodenal bulb is asthenic patient

Duodenal bulb in hyposthenic patient

Which of the following resulting image will be shown in a tangential projection (lewis/Holly methods)?

Toes and distal portion of metatarsals rotated laterally

Tangential profile of metatarsal head and sesamoids

Sesamoid bones projected axiolaterally with slight overlap

Lateral projection of phalanges and interphalangeal articulation

Choose the position that will demonstrate the lumbosacral apophyseal articulation

30 degrees RPO

Lateral

45 degrees LPO

Which of the following maneuvers is applied in laryngopharyngography procedure to test the elasticity and functionality of the glottis?

Valsalva maneuver

Normal phonation

Quite inspiration

Mueller maneuver

Select the central ray direction employed in a modified PA axial projection of the skull to demonstrate the superior orbital fissures

10-15 degrees cephalad

30-35 degrees caudad

20-25 degreed caudad

15-20 degrees cephalad

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