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Select the radiographic method employed in performing an examination of a patient with suspected hip fracture

Choose the radiographic position/ projection for the wrist to demonstrate the scaphoid fat stripe

Determine the wrist bones that will be shown in a Clements-Nakayama method in posteroanterior axial oblique projection

Distinguish the anatomic structures demonstrated in a submentovertical axial projection Kemp Harper method

96 Determine the importance of a 90-degree flexion of the elbow in a lateral position as cited by Griswold. I. Ensure that the elbow fat pads are least compressed II. Ensure that the humeral epicondyles are perpendicular to the cassette III. Ensure that the olecranon process can be seen in profile

Choose the method employed in a radiographic procedure that would best demonstrate posterior hip dislocation

Select the degree of angulations and direction of the central ray in a Stenvers examination of the temporal bones to demonstrate the petrous portion in a posterior profile position.

Distinguish the radiographic position/projection that would best demonstrate acromioclavicular separation.

Choose the anatomic structures of the cervical spine that are demonstrated in an anteroposterior projection. I. Intervertebral disk spaces II. C3-7 cervical bodies III. Apophyseal joints

Distinguish the statements that are attributed to a craniocaudal projection of the breast. I. The radiograph will demonstrate only the medial fibroglandular breast tissue II. Pectoral muscle is demonstrated in approximately 30% of all craniocaudal images III. Slight medial skin reflection at the cleavage ensures inclusion of posterior medial tissue

Point out the resultant outcome in performing the radiographic examination of the foot in an anteroposterior (dorsoplantar) projection. I. Used for localizing foreign bodies II. Localizing fragments in fractures of metatarsals and anterior tarsals III. As general surveys of the bones of the foot

Distinguish the patient part positioning to demonstrate the coracoid process in an anteroposterior axial projection. I. Patient is placed in the supine position II. Arm of the affected side slightly abducted III. Hand is supinated and immobilized with sandbag

Choose the maneuvers/techniques that will demonstrate esophageal reflux in the examination of the esophagus. I. Water test II. Compression III. Toe touch

Etermine the degree of obliquity required to shift the gallbladder away from the vertebral column for sthenic patient when performing a left anterior oblique position.

Determine the mandatory preliminary radiographic image performed to localize swallowed foreign bodies for infants and young children.

Determine the normal time period from intravenous contrast injection to the greatest concentration in the renal co0llecting system during an examination of the urinary system

Point out the contraindication for sialography examination for salivary ducts

Determine the special radiographic examinations for non gravid patient. I. Vaginography II. Placentography III. Hysterosalpingography

Determine the movement of the gallbladder in an oral cholecystography if the patient is instructed to exhale during the radiographic exposure

Select the method which introduced a technique for double-contrast enema that reveals even the smallest intraluminal lesion

What is the structure demonstrated in an oblique position of the cervical spine?

Which of the following statements refers to reverse Waters?

Schuller method in a submentovertical projection to demonstrate the cranial base requires placing as nearly as parallel with the plane of the cassette as possible the ______ line?

What is the average degree of angulation of the central ray in an AP Axial projection to demonstrate the lumbosacral and sacroiliac joints?

What is the central ray direction in an axial (plantodorsal) projection for the demonstration of the calcaneus?

Which of the following methods are recommended for the inclusion of a dorsoplantar axial projection for congenital clubfoot examination?

In typical clubfoot, what is the deviation resulting in the elevation of the medial border of the foot?

Which of the following statements is/are true regarding lower extremity venography? I. Patient is often examined in the semi-erect position II. Tourniquets are used to force contrast medium into the deep veins III. All radiographs are taken in anteroposterior projections

Which of the following positions would best demonstrate a double contrast of the hepatic and splenic flexures during a barium enema examination?

Which of the following is best demonstrated if a patient is placed in a right posterior oblique position during a barium enema examination?

Which of the following statements refer to an oblique position (Wolf method) for the stomach in an upper gastrointestinal series examination? I. Patient in left posterior oblique position II. Will demonstrate possible hiatal hernia III. Central ray directed 10-20 degrees caudad

Which of the following is true in a lateral projection of the stomach during an upper gastrointestinal series examination? I. Anterior and posterior aspect of stomach is visualized II. Best projection for the pylorus and duodenal bulb for asthenic patients III. Best demonstrate the retrogastric space

In an interventional pyelography examination, which of the following organs is demonstrated in an erect position?

In radiographic studies of stomach and duodenum, the patient is generally positioned in ______?

Which of the following are considered the most common allergic reaction to contrast media? I. Metallic taste in the mouth II. Temporary hot flush III. Itching

Which of the following is referred to as a condition that is often the result of ureteral obstruction or stricture?

The preferred site for an arterial puncture for angiographic studies is?

Routine excretory urography usually includes a post-micturation radiograph of the bladder to demonstrate? I. Residual urine II. Hypoplasia III. Tumor masses

Which of the following structure is best demonstrated in a postero-anterior axial projection in a barium enema examination?

Which of the following would be best visualized in a trendelenburg position in an upper gastrointestinal series examination?

How many degrees cephalad angulation of the beam is used in an antero-posterior axial projection (Taylor method) for anterior pelvic bones in male patients?

Which of the following would demonstrate "bow" leg and "knock" knee?

Which of the following central ray directions is employed to demonstrate the outlet view of the pelvis of male patients?

Which of the following methods is an antero-posterior axial projection to best demonstrate the scapulohumeral dislocations of the shoulder?

Which projection opens the intervertebral disk spaces of the cervical spine?

Which line of the skull is used as the baseline in axial projection of the nasal bones?

The suprapatellar effusion would be best demonstrated in which of the following knee positions/ projections?

An axial projection of the knee is performed to demonstrate the?

Which of the following statements is not an evaluation criterion in a posteroanterior projection of the hand?

Which of the following methods suggests both antero-posterior and postero-anterior axial oblique projections for suspected acromioclavicular sublaxation or dislocation?

Which of the following examinations will require close-beam restriction?

When modifying the postero-anterior axial projection of the skull to demonstrate the superior orbital fissure, the central ray is directed

A lateral projection of the paranasal sinuses will demonstrate which of the following sinuses?

The ribs posterior to the vertebral column should superimpose in which of the following chest projections?

A dorsoplantar projection of the foot will clearly demonstrate the joint space between the metatarsals and midfoot if the tube is angled ______?

Which of the following positions/projections in an x-ray examination of the foot would best demonstrate the cuboid, sinus tarsi, and the tuberosity of the fifth metatarsal?

Fluoroscopic imaging of the ileocecal valve is generally part of?

What is the action that the Radiologic Technologist should perform to prevent the stomach or duodenum from pressing against the vertebra which may cause pressure filling defects on thin patients during an upper gastrointestinal series procedure?

Which position/ projection would demonstrate the esophagus between the heart and vertebra in a barium swallow examination?

What condition/structure is demonstrated if an erect position is requested as part of intravenous urography?

Which position will most effectively move the gallbladder away from the vertebrae in a asthenic patients?

Which of the following structures are demonstrated in an AP projection of the cervical spine? I. C3-C7 cervical bodies II. Intervertebral disk spaces III. Apophyseal joints

What position/projection would best demonstrate acromioclavicular separation?

Which positioning method would best demonstrate fovea capitis, particularly the superoposterior walls of the acetabulum?

Which exposure technique should be employed to best visualize lower ribs?

What is the structure demonstrated when employing Twining method?

Which part of the head is positioned in contact with the image receptor to demonstrate the optic foramen employing Bertel method?

Which functional study is used to demonstrate the degree of anteroposterior motion present in the cervical spine?

What is the position that would best demonstrate the proximal tibiofibular articulation?

Which skull position the cranial base, sphenoidal sinuses, atlas and odontoid process?

What are the projections of the abdomen may be used to demonstrate air fluid levels? I. Lateral decubitus II. Anteroposterior trendelenburg III. Dorsal decubitus

Which position will demonstrate the coronoid process in profile?

What are the vertebral groups that form lordotic curves? I. Lumbar II. Cervical III. Thoracic

Which of the following bony landmark is in the same transverse plane as the symphysis pubis?

Which of the following refers to the radiography of the shoulder in inferosuperior axial projection (nontrauma, Lawrence method)? I. Arm should be in internal rotation II. Coracoid process and lesser tubercle are seen in profile III. Arm is abducted about 90 degrees from the body

Which of the following statements refers to the demonstration of the pulmonary apices with the patient in the anteroposterior position?

What position/projection would best demonstrate the tarsal navicular free of superimposition?

Which of the following structures are demonstrated in lateral projection of the thoracic spine? I. Apophyseal joint II. Intervertebral foramina III. Intervertebral spaces

Which method is employed to visualize the profile of the olecranon process as well as superimposed outlines of bones of forearm and arm?

Which of the following procedures can be applied to demonstrate better carpal scaphoid? I. Place the wrist in radial deviation II. Central ray angled 20 degrees toward the fingers III. Elevate the hand and wrist at 20 degrees

What is the position/ projection that will demonstrate the sesamoid bones of the foot free of superimposition with the metatarsals or phalanges.

Which of the following principles is applied in a true lateral position of the skull?

What is the central beam angle and direction in an axial projection of the clavicle with the patient in posteroanterior projection?

Which of the following criteria are required for visualization of the greater tubercle in profile? I. Humerus in anteroposterior position II. Epicondyles parallel to the image receptor III. Arm in external rotation

Which of the following positions/ projections would demonstrate the right axillary ribs?

Which of the following statement refers to a posteroanterior position to better demonstrate the mandibular rami?

Which of the positions can be used to demonstrate the sternoclavicular articulations? I. Posterior oblique II. Right anterior oblique III. Weight bearing

Which of the following are true regarding waters method (parietoacanthial projection) of the skull? I. Maxillary should be projected above petrous pyramid II. Head is resting on the extended chin III. Orbitomeatal line is perpendicular to the image receptor

What is the position/ projection that would best demonstrate arthritic changes in the knees?

What is the central ray direction in an anteroposterior projection of the sacrum?

Which of the following are the conditions to perform hypotonic duodenography examination of the stomach? I. For detection of pancreatic diseases II. To evaluate postbulbar duodenal lesions III. To incorporate the advantages of of both single and double contrast UGIS

What are the rationales of employing the "metallic bead chain technique" in performing cystourethrography to investigate anatomic abnormalities causing stress incontinence in women? I. To delineate anatomic changes that occur in the shape and position of bladder II. To delineate anatomic changes that occur in the position of the proximal urethral orifice III. To delineate anatomic changes that occur in the posterior urethrovesical angle

Which of the following is the range of the degree of rotation so that the bladder neck and entire urethra are free of bony superimposition?

What are the common contraindications for intravenous urography examination? I. Kidneys ability to filter contrast medium from blood II. History of allergies III. Elevated creatinine level

Which of the following is the recommended technique to better demonstrate contrast-filled distal ureters during an intravenous urography procedure?

Which of the following procedures is employed in the demonstration of the mucosal pattern of the large intestine with residual barium sulphate to show small polyps and other defects?

An orbit radiography requiring no special apparatus that would show whether the foreign body is located within the eyeball is the ______ method?

Which of the following views would BEST show radiographic demonstration of the filled bladder and mobility of the kidney?

What central ray direction is utilized if the patient's body cannot be rotated for a right posterior oblique position for cervical vertebrae?

A posterior projection of the wrist in ulnar flexion will demonstrate the ______?