CAMRT EXAM / LATEST CAMRT EXAM 2024 ALL 100
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND WELL ELABORATED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) LATEST UPDATED
VERSION 2024 |GUARANTEED PASS A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
CAMRT EXAM 2024
Why include ant ST on lat Cspine - ANSWER: Pre verterbal fat stripe- widening=#,
mass, inflammation
Air gap technique - ANSWER: reduces scatter, increases contrast
IP 10-15 cm away from pt
mAs increase 10% for every cm gap
Not effective with high kV
why expiration with pneumo - ANSWER: reduces lung vol, pneumo occupies larger
area- easier to see
Spondylolisthesis - ANSWER: forward displacement of a vertebra commonly occurs
after # (pars)
Spondylolysis - ANSWER: occurs when there is a fracture of the pars portion of the
vertebra.
Situs inverus - ANSWER: organs on opposite side
dyspneic - ANSWER: SOB
hematuria - ANSWER: blood in urine
cystitis - ANSWER: bladder infection
judet - ANSWER: c: side in contact ant acetabular rim (external obl)
o: side raised post ace rim
T/z score - ANSWER: T: bone loss compared to peak (30 yr old)- assess # risk,
Osteoporosis
Z: compared to pts bmd of same age group + race
Normal: > -1
Osteo: <-2.5
AP knee angle - ANSWER: 18 cm and less: 5 caudad
19-24cm: no angle
25cm +: 5 ceph
, indication of ant hip dislocation - ANSWER: ext rotated foot
Outlet/ inlet - ANSWER: oulet: around 25-30 (men) 45 women ceph for rami
inlet: 40 caudad for pelvic ring
Lat Tspine if pt has big sholders - ANSWER: angle 10-15 ceph
Hypovolemic shock - ANSWER: fluid loss 15-25%
SS: cold and clammy, thirst, cyanosis
What to do: elevate legs( trendelenberg), keep warm
Ba Enema tips - ANSWER: insert tube ant + sup
hang bag 46cm 18inch
24 hrs prior clear liquid diet
Stomach positions - ANSWER: GI position RAO: Ba in duodenal bulb, pyloric canal
(also seen in rt lat)
LPO: fundus
Lat: ant/post stomach, retrogastric space
PA: Ba in body and pylorus/ air in fundus
AP: Ba filled fundus and duodenum/jejunum
Ba Enema views - ANSWER: Shisard: PA (30 caud) Rectosigmoid
LPO/RAO: hepatic/colic flex, asc colon, sigmoid
RPO/LAO: splenic, desc
Aliasing/ Moire - ANSWER: wavy grid artifact
common with low freq stationary non moving grid
grid strips parallel with scan direction (should be perp)
Grid kV - ANSWER: 90kV and less use a 8:1 grid
need 15% more dose
Varus/ Valgus - ANSWER: Varus move distal segment medial
Valgus move lat
OBL wrist demo - ANSWER: Trapezium, trapezoid, scaphoid
base 2-5 SI
Pisiform SI triquetral
Cardiogenic shock - ANSWER: with pulm emb, myocardial infarction: Heart not
pumping enough blood to organs
SS: chest pain, dizziness, change in consciousness, cool clammy, decr Bp, Irregular
pulse
What to do: place in semi fowlers, prepare for CPR
Distributive shock - ANSWER: Pooling of blood in peripheral vessels, decreased Bp
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND WELL ELABORATED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) LATEST UPDATED
VERSION 2024 |GUARANTEED PASS A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
CAMRT EXAM 2024
Why include ant ST on lat Cspine - ANSWER: Pre verterbal fat stripe- widening=#,
mass, inflammation
Air gap technique - ANSWER: reduces scatter, increases contrast
IP 10-15 cm away from pt
mAs increase 10% for every cm gap
Not effective with high kV
why expiration with pneumo - ANSWER: reduces lung vol, pneumo occupies larger
area- easier to see
Spondylolisthesis - ANSWER: forward displacement of a vertebra commonly occurs
after # (pars)
Spondylolysis - ANSWER: occurs when there is a fracture of the pars portion of the
vertebra.
Situs inverus - ANSWER: organs on opposite side
dyspneic - ANSWER: SOB
hematuria - ANSWER: blood in urine
cystitis - ANSWER: bladder infection
judet - ANSWER: c: side in contact ant acetabular rim (external obl)
o: side raised post ace rim
T/z score - ANSWER: T: bone loss compared to peak (30 yr old)- assess # risk,
Osteoporosis
Z: compared to pts bmd of same age group + race
Normal: > -1
Osteo: <-2.5
AP knee angle - ANSWER: 18 cm and less: 5 caudad
19-24cm: no angle
25cm +: 5 ceph
, indication of ant hip dislocation - ANSWER: ext rotated foot
Outlet/ inlet - ANSWER: oulet: around 25-30 (men) 45 women ceph for rami
inlet: 40 caudad for pelvic ring
Lat Tspine if pt has big sholders - ANSWER: angle 10-15 ceph
Hypovolemic shock - ANSWER: fluid loss 15-25%
SS: cold and clammy, thirst, cyanosis
What to do: elevate legs( trendelenberg), keep warm
Ba Enema tips - ANSWER: insert tube ant + sup
hang bag 46cm 18inch
24 hrs prior clear liquid diet
Stomach positions - ANSWER: GI position RAO: Ba in duodenal bulb, pyloric canal
(also seen in rt lat)
LPO: fundus
Lat: ant/post stomach, retrogastric space
PA: Ba in body and pylorus/ air in fundus
AP: Ba filled fundus and duodenum/jejunum
Ba Enema views - ANSWER: Shisard: PA (30 caud) Rectosigmoid
LPO/RAO: hepatic/colic flex, asc colon, sigmoid
RPO/LAO: splenic, desc
Aliasing/ Moire - ANSWER: wavy grid artifact
common with low freq stationary non moving grid
grid strips parallel with scan direction (should be perp)
Grid kV - ANSWER: 90kV and less use a 8:1 grid
need 15% more dose
Varus/ Valgus - ANSWER: Varus move distal segment medial
Valgus move lat
OBL wrist demo - ANSWER: Trapezium, trapezoid, scaphoid
base 2-5 SI
Pisiform SI triquetral
Cardiogenic shock - ANSWER: with pulm emb, myocardial infarction: Heart not
pumping enough blood to organs
SS: chest pain, dizziness, change in consciousness, cool clammy, decr Bp, Irregular
pulse
What to do: place in semi fowlers, prepare for CPR
Distributive shock - ANSWER: Pooling of blood in peripheral vessels, decreased Bp
