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RTBC Procedures Test|Brand New Exam Questions With 100% Correct Verified Answers, All Graded A+|Latest Expert Premium Update()|100% Guaranteed Success. A 6 year old child has aspirated a coin. Which bronchus would the coin most likely enter and why? a. Right bronchus because it is more horizontal b. Right bronchus because it is more vertical c. Left bronchus because it is shorter d. Left bronchus because it has a larger diameter - ANSWER B (Right bronchus is shorter, more vertical, and has a larger diameter) A Hill-Sachs lesion is associated with which of the following bones? a. Femur b. Radius c. Humerus d. Lumbar vertebrae - ANSWER C A patient has pain in the left anterior part of the chest. Which of the following positions would demonstrate this area the best? a. LAO b. RPO c. RAO d. Right lateral supine - ANSWER C A patient is in a right lateral recumbent position with a grid cassette against the anterior surface of his body. The tube is centered to the grid with the central ray parallel to the floor. Which of the following positions or projections is described here? A. RAO B. Ventral decubitus C. Right lateral decubitus D. Right lateral - ANSWER C A patient is positioned for a PA axial projection of the mandibular body and rami. The MSP and OML are perpendicular to the IR. Where should the cephalic angle of the central ray exit? a. nasion b. gonion c. symphysis d. acanthion - ANSWER D. A patient suffering from chronic dyspnea may also suffer from: a. Crohn's disease b. Emphysema c. Rhinorrhea d. Pharyngitis - ANSWER B (Dyspnea: difficult breathing) (Emphysema: lung alveoli become distended and unable to adequately exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide) A patient's history states there is a possible torus fracture of the radius. Which of the following describes a torus fracture? a. Incomplete fracture of the shaft with impaction and bulging of the periosteum b. Incomplete fracture with one side of cortex fractured and displaced c. Fracture of radius associated with dislocation of ulna d. Fracture through diseased section of bone - ANSWER A A small fluid-filled sac that helps to reduce friction near a joint is called a: a. Hill-Sach's defect b. Cyst c. Bursa d. Joint effusion - ANSWER C After the injection of contrast for an intravenous urogram, it is noticed that the patient is suffering from hydronephrosis. To ensure adequate filling of the ureters with contrast medium, which of the following positions might be added to the examination? A. Prone B. RPO C. LPO D. Supine - ANSWER A (prone- because the ureters curve anteriorly in the abdomen) An "apple core"lesion typically is related to which of the followinf pathologies? A. Colon cancer B. Renal calculus C. Chondrosarcoma D. Cirrhosis - ANSWER A An axial projection of the clavicle is often helpful in demonstrating a fracture not visualized using a perpendicular central ray. If the department protocol is to examine the clavicle using an AP axial projection, what is the degree and direction of central ray angulation? - ANSWER 15-30 degrees cephalad An axiolateral projection of the mandible has been ordered to evaluate possible pathology of the mandibular rami. In what position is the patient's head placed? A. Lateral B. Rotated 10 degrees toward the IR C. Rotated 25 degrees toward the IR D. Rotated 45 degrees toward the IR - ANSWER A Angle for an AP axial projection of the barium filled colon: a. 0 degrees b. 45-50 degrees c. 30-40 degrees d. 15-25 degrees - ANSWER C common hepatic duct and cystic duct form __________________________ - ANSWER common bile duct For a right anterior oblique (RAO) esophogram, the patient is rotated: a. 10-15 degrees from prone b. 20-30 degrees from prone c. 35-40 degrees from prone d. 45 degrees from prone - ANSWER C For the PA axial projection, Caldwell method, of skull radiography, what degree and direction of angulation of the central ray is utilized? a. 10 degrees cephalad b. 15 degrees cephalad c. 20 degrees cephalad d. 30 degrees cephalad - ANSWER B From the following list, choose three functions of the skeletal system. (Select three) a. produce blood cells b. Store calcium c. Distribute oxygen and nutrients to cells of the body d. Regulate electrolyte balance e. Interact with muscles to allow movement - ANSWER A, B, and E From the following options, choose three structures that are normally located in the RUQ of the abdomen? a. Gallbladder b. Liver c. Tail of pancreas d. Adrenal gland e. Appendix - ANSWER A, B and D How many tarsal bones are found in the adult foot? a. 5 b. 7 c. 9 d. 11 Name them - ANSWER B calcaneus, talus, cuboid, navicular, medial, intermediate, and lateral cuneiforms How much should the midcoronal plane of the average patient be rotated from the IR when performing a scapular Y image of the shoulder? - ANSWER 45-60 degrees In order to demonstrate the right sacroiliac (SI) joint, how should the patient be positioned? a. Supine b. 45 degree RPO c. 25-30 degree LPO d. 25-30 degree LAO - ANSWER C In order to visualize the joint space on an AP projection of the knee on a patient measuring 21 cm between the ASIS and the tabletop, the central ray that should be used is: a. Angled 3-5 degrees cephalad b. Angled 3-5 degrees caudal c. Perpendicular d. Angled 5-7 degrees cephalad - ANSWER C In the thorax, the esophagus lies: a. Posterior to the trachea and anterior to the thoracic vertebrae