RADT 1010 EXAMPREP BUNDLED EXAMS
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A+ SOLUTIONS AND SCENARIOS
◉double contrast barium enema . Answer: barium and air
◉how much barium is required for abult barium enema? Answer:
1500mL
◉sims position . Answer: patient on left side with flexed right knee,
place knee on table in front of them
◉perforation of bowel suspected... . Answer: water soluble iodine only
acceptable contrast media
◉barium sulfate . Answer: helps doctors examine esophagus, stomach,
intestines with x-ray and CT, when bowel perforation is not suspected
(radioplaque contrast media)
◉purgation . Answer: use of laxatives to evacuate fecal matter
, ◉colonoscopy . Answer: using flexible tube with camera to visualize
rectum and colon
◉barium enema . Answer: preformed by radiologist, filling colon with
barium
◉bedpan . Answer: for defecation, females use for both urination and
defecation
◉male urinal . Answer: used by non-ambulatory patients
◉fowler position . Answer: head raised 18-20 inches above flat position
with knees raised
◉levin tube . Answer: most common NG tube, used for gastric
decompressions
◉primary use of NG tube... . Answer: administer medications and
gastric decompressions
◉nasogastric (NG) tubes . Answer: plastic/rubber, inserted through
nasopharynx into stomach
LATEST KNOWLEDGE CHECK WITH VERIFIED
A+ SOLUTIONS AND SCENARIOS
◉double contrast barium enema . Answer: barium and air
◉how much barium is required for abult barium enema? Answer:
1500mL
◉sims position . Answer: patient on left side with flexed right knee,
place knee on table in front of them
◉perforation of bowel suspected... . Answer: water soluble iodine only
acceptable contrast media
◉barium sulfate . Answer: helps doctors examine esophagus, stomach,
intestines with x-ray and CT, when bowel perforation is not suspected
(radioplaque contrast media)
◉purgation . Answer: use of laxatives to evacuate fecal matter
, ◉colonoscopy . Answer: using flexible tube with camera to visualize
rectum and colon
◉barium enema . Answer: preformed by radiologist, filling colon with
barium
◉bedpan . Answer: for defecation, females use for both urination and
defecation
◉male urinal . Answer: used by non-ambulatory patients
◉fowler position . Answer: head raised 18-20 inches above flat position
with knees raised
◉levin tube . Answer: most common NG tube, used for gastric
decompressions
◉primary use of NG tube... . Answer: administer medications and
gastric decompressions
◉nasogastric (NG) tubes . Answer: plastic/rubber, inserted through
nasopharynx into stomach