MAMMO Test 2 |Radiology| Exam |Question and Answer| VERIFIED!!!

Mammo Test 2 |Radiology| Exam |Question and Answer| VERIFIED!!! When comparing the MLO projection to the Lateral projection, a _____________ lesion will move higher on the Lateral from its position on the MLO. a. medial b. lateral c. inferior d. anterior *Ans* a. medial the LIQ is free of superimposition of other quadrants in which projection? a. CC b. RM (rolled medial) c. RL (rolled lateral) d. MLO *Ans* d. MLO to include more tissue on a CC projection when a patient has kyphosis, have the patient: a. stand closer to the equipment b. sit in a chair c. turn toward the side d. hold both arms overhead *Ans* b. sit in a chair the ipsilateral arm should be ___________ to the body when obtaining the MLO projection. a. over the head b. perpendicular c. at the side d. held behind the back *Ans* b. perpendicular radial scars are related to surgical scars. true or false? *Ans* false ________ imaging is the technique of performing additional overlapping images to visualize all of the tissues. *Ans* mosaic pathology in a male is generally located __________ to the nipple. a. anterior b. superior c. posterior d. inferior *Ans* c. posterior inverted nipples definitely indicate cancer. true or false *Ans* false an added ________ view may be helpful to view the extreme lateral tissue in a patient with "wrap-around" breasts. *Ans* XCCL two examples of chestwall deformities that present imaging challenges are: a. pectus excavatum and pectus carinatum b. pectus excalcium and pectus keratosis c. sternal novartis and sternal peritosis d. sternal fixation and pectus immobilis *Ans* a. pectus excavatu