Rad 130 lower quiz questions
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1. The foot must be force dorsiflexed so that the long false
axis of the foot is perpendicular to the image receptor
for AP and mortise projection of the ankle
2. A radiograph a mediolateral projection of the patella excessive flexion
reveals that the femoropatella joint space is not open. of the knee
The patella is within the intercondylar sulcus. The
most likely caused of this is what?
3. How much is the foot dorsiflexed with the tangential 15-20 degrees
projection for the sesamoid bones if the CR remains from vertical
perpendicular to the image receptor
4. A radiographic appearance of highly malignant and an osteogenic sar-
extensively destructive lesion that usually occurs in coma
long bone and produces a sunburst pattern describes
5. To properly visualize the joint spaces with he AP pro- perpendicular to
jection of the foot and CR must be the metatarsal
6. Which one of the following projection will best demon- AP and lateral
strate signs of Osgood Schlatter disease knee
7. How much central ray angulation should be used for 10-15 degrees to-
an AP projection of the toes without elevation for ward calcaneus
forefoot
8. To decrease the angle btw the anterior surface of the dorsiflexion
foot and anterior surface of the lower leg is described
as
9. What CR angulation is recommended for an AP pro- 3-5 degree cau-
jection on a patient with an ASIS to table top measure- dad
ment of 18 cm
10. A radiographic appearance of well circumscribed lu- a bone cyst
cency within bone describes
11. nuclear medicine
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_e2kq50
1. The foot must be force dorsiflexed so that the long false
axis of the foot is perpendicular to the image receptor
for AP and mortise projection of the ankle
2. A radiograph a mediolateral projection of the patella excessive flexion
reveals that the femoropatella joint space is not open. of the knee
The patella is within the intercondylar sulcus. The
most likely caused of this is what?
3. How much is the foot dorsiflexed with the tangential 15-20 degrees
projection for the sesamoid bones if the CR remains from vertical
perpendicular to the image receptor
4. A radiographic appearance of highly malignant and an osteogenic sar-
extensively destructive lesion that usually occurs in coma
long bone and produces a sunburst pattern describes
5. To properly visualize the joint spaces with he AP pro- perpendicular to
jection of the foot and CR must be the metatarsal
6. Which one of the following projection will best demon- AP and lateral
strate signs of Osgood Schlatter disease knee
7. How much central ray angulation should be used for 10-15 degrees to-
an AP projection of the toes without elevation for ward calcaneus
forefoot
8. To decrease the angle btw the anterior surface of the dorsiflexion
foot and anterior surface of the lower leg is described
as
9. What CR angulation is recommended for an AP pro- 3-5 degree cau-
jection on a patient with an ASIS to table top measure- dad
ment of 18 cm
10. A radiographic appearance of well circumscribed lu- a bone cyst
cency within bone describes
11. nuclear medicine
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