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RAD 200 EXAM 2 | ACE EVERY QUIZ | CONFIDENCE
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Is a term that refers to the physical characteristics of the body, including shape, size, muscle tone,
and position of internal organs. - answer: body habitus



Radiographs of the foot were ordered on a patient whose history indicated that he stepped on a
metal wire that was still in his foot. What is the minimum number of projections which should be
taken by the radiographer? - answer: two


When does a radiologic technologist take 3 projections - answer: when they are imaging a joint



A patient having an average body habitus is described as . - answer: sthenic



The plane divides the patient into equal anterior and posterior portions - answer: midcoronal


A plane divides the body into right and left sections - answer: sagittal



The anterior or front aspect of the body is also referred to as the surface. - answer: ventral



If the direction of the central ray was described as caudad, the x-ray beam would be directed: -
answer: away from the patients head



The elbow is _____ to the wrist. - answer: proximal



The elbow is _____ to the shoulder. - answer: distal


The nose is _____ to the right eye. - answer: medial



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, The ankle is ____ to the toes. - answer: proximal



The knee is____ to the hip. - answer: distal


The eyes are ____ to the ears. - answer: medial



According to anatomical position, the thumb is on the side of the hand - answer: lateral



Turning the foot inward at the ankle joint - answer: inversion



Refers to movement toward the midline of the body. - answer: adduction


The decrease in the angle of a joint by bending - answer: flexion



Refers to straightening of a joint - answer: extension



Turning the hand to place the palm up - answer: supination



Circular movement of a structure around a specified axis - answer: circumduction


To abduct the leg, an individual must move the leg the midline of the body. - answer: away from



A dorsoplantar projection of the foot could also be referred to as a/an projection. - answer: ap



When your patient is lying on his left side, he is in a ___ _____ _____ position - answer: left
lateral recumbent




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