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A patient's abdominal image reveals the presence of
multiple phleboliths.
Where are these small
calcifications found?
A.
Gallbladder
B.
Kidney
C. Ureter
D. Vein - ANSWER-D.
Vein
A phlebolith is a small calcification commonly located in the
veins of the lower part of the pelvis. Small calcifications in the
ureter and/or the kidneys are referred to as renal, or urinary,
calculi. Small stones that form in the gallbladder are known as
gallstones, or choleliths.
,A radiographer obtains a posteroanterior (PA) image of a hand
casted in a slightly cupped position. The image appears
magnified. How can this effect best be minimized?
A. Decreasing object to image
receptor distance (OID).
B. Reducing part
angulation to zero.
C. Decreasing central ray
angulation to zero.
D. Reducing source to image receptor
distance (SID). - ANSWER-A.
Decreasing object to image
receptor distance (OID).
The best way to minimize magnification is to decrease OID by
turning the hand
over and performing an anteroposterior (AP)
projection.
Which type of joint classification describes the joint between
the foot and the
tibia/fibula?
A.
Saddle
B.
Gliding
,C.
Condyloid
D. Hinge - ANSWER-D.
Hinge
The ankle is a hinge joint. Condyloid joints are typified by the
knee, where facing condyles articulate with one another. The
only saddle joint is the first carpometacarpal joint. Gliding
joints exhibit sliding movement between two relatively flat
facing articular surfaces, such as those in zygapophyseal
joints.
Which wrist position radiographically demonstrates the carpal
canal?
A.
Hyperflexion.
B.
Hyperextension.
C. Ulnar
deviation.
D. Radial deviation. - ANSWER-B.
Hyperextension.
The wrist must be hyperextended to radiographically
demonstrate the carpal
Canal.
, Where is the central ray (CR) directed for an oblique
posteroanterior (PA)
hand?
A. 1st metacarpophalangeal joint
B. 3rd metacarpophalangeal joint
C. 2nd metacarpophalangeal joint
D. 4th metacarpophalangeal joint - ANSWER-B. 3rd
metacarpophalangeal joint
Which carpal bone is most commonly fractured?
A. Triquetrum
B. Cuboid
C. Scaphoid
D. Lunate - ANSWER-C. Scaphoid
Scaphoid fractures account for approximately 60% of carpal
fractures.
Which is the primary advantage of using the Camp Coventry
method instead of
the Holmblad method when obtaining a tunnel view
of the knee?
A. Greater ease for
the radiographer.
B. Increased
patient comfort.
MOST RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE
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A patient's abdominal image reveals the presence of
multiple phleboliths.
Where are these small
calcifications found?
A.
Gallbladder
B.
Kidney
C. Ureter
D. Vein - ANSWER-D.
Vein
A phlebolith is a small calcification commonly located in the
veins of the lower part of the pelvis. Small calcifications in the
ureter and/or the kidneys are referred to as renal, or urinary,
calculi. Small stones that form in the gallbladder are known as
gallstones, or choleliths.
,A radiographer obtains a posteroanterior (PA) image of a hand
casted in a slightly cupped position. The image appears
magnified. How can this effect best be minimized?
A. Decreasing object to image
receptor distance (OID).
B. Reducing part
angulation to zero.
C. Decreasing central ray
angulation to zero.
D. Reducing source to image receptor
distance (SID). - ANSWER-A.
Decreasing object to image
receptor distance (OID).
The best way to minimize magnification is to decrease OID by
turning the hand
over and performing an anteroposterior (AP)
projection.
Which type of joint classification describes the joint between
the foot and the
tibia/fibula?
A.
Saddle
B.
Gliding
,C.
Condyloid
D. Hinge - ANSWER-D.
Hinge
The ankle is a hinge joint. Condyloid joints are typified by the
knee, where facing condyles articulate with one another. The
only saddle joint is the first carpometacarpal joint. Gliding
joints exhibit sliding movement between two relatively flat
facing articular surfaces, such as those in zygapophyseal
joints.
Which wrist position radiographically demonstrates the carpal
canal?
A.
Hyperflexion.
B.
Hyperextension.
C. Ulnar
deviation.
D. Radial deviation. - ANSWER-B.
Hyperextension.
The wrist must be hyperextended to radiographically
demonstrate the carpal
Canal.
, Where is the central ray (CR) directed for an oblique
posteroanterior (PA)
hand?
A. 1st metacarpophalangeal joint
B. 3rd metacarpophalangeal joint
C. 2nd metacarpophalangeal joint
D. 4th metacarpophalangeal joint - ANSWER-B. 3rd
metacarpophalangeal joint
Which carpal bone is most commonly fractured?
A. Triquetrum
B. Cuboid
C. Scaphoid
D. Lunate - ANSWER-C. Scaphoid
Scaphoid fractures account for approximately 60% of carpal
fractures.
Which is the primary advantage of using the Camp Coventry
method instead of
the Holmblad method when obtaining a tunnel view
of the knee?
A. Greater ease for
the radiographer.
B. Increased
patient comfort.
