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Master the second half of Bontrager’s Radiographic Positioning and Related Anatomy (10th Edition) with this powerful, expertly curated test bank covering Chapters 11–20 — tailored specifically for radiography students, RT exam candidates, and medical imaging learners preparing for success. This advanced-level question bank features: 300+ high-yield MCQs designed by subject matter experts Coverage of key imaging procedures including gastrointestinal, biliary, urinary, and skeletal systems Clinical scenario-based questions that mirror real-world radiography situations Detailed answer explanations for every question to reinforce learning, not just test it Fully aligned with ARRT certification standards, perfect for board exam prep Easy-to-follow structure built around Chapters 11–20 of Bontrager’s 10th Edition A must-have study guide for anyone aiming to master advanced radiographic anatomy and positioning Whether you're deep in your radiology program, studying for final exams, or preparing for licensure, this test bank will help you build exam confidence, sharpen your clinical judgment, and retain critical positioning knowledge with ease. Optimized For: Radiologic Technology Students ARRT Certification Prep Imaging & Radiography Final Exams Self-paced Radiologic Review Clinical Radiography Practice

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Bontrager’s Radiographic Positioning & Anatomy: Expert-

Level Test Bank with Clear, Detailed Explanations

Chapters 11–20! (2025 Edition)

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Chapter 11: Cranium — Expert-Level MCQs with Detailed Explanations


Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (with Answers & Explanations)




1. Which cranial bone forms the forehead and the superior part of the

orbital cavity?

A. Parietal

B. Frontal

C. Ethmoid

D. Sphenoid

Answer: B. Frontal

Explanation: The frontal bone forms the forehead and the superior portions of

the orbits (eye sockets).




2. The sella turcica, housing the pituitary gland, is part of which bone?

A. Frontal

B. Temporal

C. Ethmoid

D. Sphenoid

Answer: D. Sphenoid

Explanation: The sella turcica is a saddle-shaped depression in the sphenoid

bone that holds the pituitary gland.

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3. Which positioning line is commonly used for lateral skull projections?

A. Infraorbitomeatal line (IOML)

B. Mentomeatal line (MML)

C. Interpupillary line

D. Acanthiomeatal line

Answer: C. Interpupillary line

Explanation: The interpupillary line must be perpendicular to the image

receptor for accurate lateral skull positioning.




4. What is the correct CR (central ray) angle for an AP axial (Towne)

projection of the skull using the OML?

A. 15° caudad

B. 25° cephalad

C. 30° caudad

D. 40° caudad

Answer: C. 30° caudad

Explanation: For the AP axial Towne projection, a 30° caudad angle is used

with the OML; 37° is used with the IOML.

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5. The cranial sutures are classified as which type of joint?

A. Synovial

B. Cartilaginous

C. Fibrous

D. Amphiarthrodial

Answer: C. Fibrous

Explanation: Sutures are fibrous joints, immovable in adults, connecting the

bones of the cranium.




6. Which projection best demonstrates the occipital bone?

A. Lateral skull

B. PA Caldwell

C. AP axial (Towne)

D. SMV (Submentovertex)

Answer: C. AP axial (Towne)

Explanation: The AP axial (Towne) projection elongates and clearly

demonstrates the occipital bone.




7. Which skull type is considered average in shape?

A. Dolichocephalic

B. Brachycephalic
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