RAD 166 COMP EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
Left SI Joint
-Patient is placed in a RPO position to demo an SI jt. Which SI jt is in profile?
To Reduce Scatter
-What is the purpose of placing a lead shield behind the patient for a lateral lumbar?
The Body
What part of the lumbar vertebrae is the most anterior?
Cervical and Lumbar
-Which two spinal curvatures have a lordotic (concave) curve?
Male Pelvis
-A person who has a narrower, deeper, and less flared pelvis whose pubic arch is more
acute would identify as?
Sustentculum Tali
-What is the largest process that is located on the medial aspect of the calcaneus and is
seen on an AP Axial Calcaneus view?
The Talus
-This tarsal bone helps to form the ankle joint
Cephalic
-This term refers to towards the head
,Capitulum
-This bone of the humerus articulates with the head of the radius
Dorsal
-This term refers to the top of the foot or the back of the hand
Ball and Socket
-The hip and shoulder have this type of joint movement
Kyphosis
-What is the term for abnormal curvature with increased convexity?
Pronation
-This type of rotation will cause the bones of the forearm to cross and is not advised
when x-raying the forearm
Iliac Crest
-Which bony landmark is located at the vertebral disk space of L4-L5
Abduction
-The term refers to moving away from the body
Double Inspiration
-What is the proper breathing instructions for a chest x-ray
Come to Colorado (the) Next 3 Christmases
, -What is the acronym to remember the tarsal bones
Vertebra Prominens
-What is another name for the spinous process of C7
Supination
-This type of movement places the palm up
External Rotation of the Leg
-A patient comes in for a hip x-ray after a fall, what is the clinical indication that there
may be a hip fracture?
Erect PA Upright Abdomen, Supine Abdomen (KUB)
-What is the routine protocol for an Acute Abdominal Series if the patient can't stand
Intertrochanteric Crest
-What is the ridge called between the greater and lesser trochanters
3-4 inches posterior to the ASIS
What is the centering for a lateral Sacrum/Coccyx
The Carpal Bones
-Which bones form the wrist
26
-How many bones make up the foot?
Left SI Joint
-Patient is placed in a RPO position to demo an SI jt. Which SI jt is in profile?
To Reduce Scatter
-What is the purpose of placing a lead shield behind the patient for a lateral lumbar?
The Body
What part of the lumbar vertebrae is the most anterior?
Cervical and Lumbar
-Which two spinal curvatures have a lordotic (concave) curve?
Male Pelvis
-A person who has a narrower, deeper, and less flared pelvis whose pubic arch is more
acute would identify as?
Sustentculum Tali
-What is the largest process that is located on the medial aspect of the calcaneus and is
seen on an AP Axial Calcaneus view?
The Talus
-This tarsal bone helps to form the ankle joint
Cephalic
-This term refers to towards the head
,Capitulum
-This bone of the humerus articulates with the head of the radius
Dorsal
-This term refers to the top of the foot or the back of the hand
Ball and Socket
-The hip and shoulder have this type of joint movement
Kyphosis
-What is the term for abnormal curvature with increased convexity?
Pronation
-This type of rotation will cause the bones of the forearm to cross and is not advised
when x-raying the forearm
Iliac Crest
-Which bony landmark is located at the vertebral disk space of L4-L5
Abduction
-The term refers to moving away from the body
Double Inspiration
-What is the proper breathing instructions for a chest x-ray
Come to Colorado (the) Next 3 Christmases
, -What is the acronym to remember the tarsal bones
Vertebra Prominens
-What is another name for the spinous process of C7
Supination
-This type of movement places the palm up
External Rotation of the Leg
-A patient comes in for a hip x-ray after a fall, what is the clinical indication that there
may be a hip fracture?
Erect PA Upright Abdomen, Supine Abdomen (KUB)
-What is the routine protocol for an Acute Abdominal Series if the patient can't stand
Intertrochanteric Crest
-What is the ridge called between the greater and lesser trochanters
3-4 inches posterior to the ASIS
What is the centering for a lateral Sacrum/Coccyx
The Carpal Bones
-Which bones form the wrist
26
-How many bones make up the foot?
