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Q1: 2 other names for superior
A: Cephalic and cranial
Q2: Another name for inferior
A: Caudal
Q3: Anterior is also known as
A: Ventral
Q4: Posterior is also known as
A: Dorsal
Q5: What term means located on the opposite side of the body
A: Contralateral
Q6: What term means located on the same side of the body
A: Ipsilateral
Q7: What patient position is laying on their back
A: Supine
Q8: Elevating the patient's _____ arm opens up the ___________ _________
when scanning the upper abdomen
A: Right, intercostal spaces
Q9: When the patient is on their abdomen they are in _______
position
A: Prone
Q10: Patient is positioned semi-supine with their left side towards
the bed. What is this position termed?
A: Left posterior oblique
Q11: What position is semi-prone with the right side down
A: Right anterior oblique
, Q12: What position is semi-supine with the right side down
A: Right posterior oblique
Q13: What position is semi-prone with the left side down
A: Left anterior oblique
Q14: Upright or erect is when the patient is
A: sitting or standing
Q15: When the back of the stretcher is elevated for comfort the
patient is
A: Semi-recumbent
Q16: When the patient sits on edge of the scanning table with no
back support
A: Thoracentesis
Q17: What position is when the patient is supine with feet raised
higher than the level of the head
A: Trendelenburg
Q18: In trendelenburg the patient is angled at
A: 15-30 degrees
Q19: When is Trendelenburg useful
A: whenever fetal parts obscure the lower uterine segment or the is preventing suitable
imaging of the fetal head
Q20: What position is when the patient is supine with head raised
higher than feet
A: Reverse Trendelenburg
Q21: In reverse Trendelenburg the patient is angled at
A: 15-30 degrees
Q22: What position is when the patient is supine with head of the
bed raised and the knees elevated
A: Fowler position
Q23: In Fowler position, the patient is in various inclined positions of
Answers
Q1: 2 other names for superior
A: Cephalic and cranial
Q2: Another name for inferior
A: Caudal
Q3: Anterior is also known as
A: Ventral
Q4: Posterior is also known as
A: Dorsal
Q5: What term means located on the opposite side of the body
A: Contralateral
Q6: What term means located on the same side of the body
A: Ipsilateral
Q7: What patient position is laying on their back
A: Supine
Q8: Elevating the patient's _____ arm opens up the ___________ _________
when scanning the upper abdomen
A: Right, intercostal spaces
Q9: When the patient is on their abdomen they are in _______
position
A: Prone
Q10: Patient is positioned semi-supine with their left side towards
the bed. What is this position termed?
A: Left posterior oblique
Q11: What position is semi-prone with the right side down
A: Right anterior oblique
, Q12: What position is semi-supine with the right side down
A: Right posterior oblique
Q13: What position is semi-prone with the left side down
A: Left anterior oblique
Q14: Upright or erect is when the patient is
A: sitting or standing
Q15: When the back of the stretcher is elevated for comfort the
patient is
A: Semi-recumbent
Q16: When the patient sits on edge of the scanning table with no
back support
A: Thoracentesis
Q17: What position is when the patient is supine with feet raised
higher than the level of the head
A: Trendelenburg
Q18: In trendelenburg the patient is angled at
A: 15-30 degrees
Q19: When is Trendelenburg useful
A: whenever fetal parts obscure the lower uterine segment or the is preventing suitable
imaging of the fetal head
Q20: What position is when the patient is supine with head raised
higher than feet
A: Reverse Trendelenburg
Q21: In reverse Trendelenburg the patient is angled at
A: 15-30 degrees
Q22: What position is when the patient is supine with head of the
bed raised and the knees elevated
A: Fowler position
Q23: In Fowler position, the patient is in various inclined positions of
