CAMRT - Possible Questions VI Exam
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The central ray should be directed ____ degrees if the thoracic vertebrae are
1 with the table when a male not parallel
patient is in the lateral recumbent position for the
vertebrae. thoracic
2 If patient cannot extend their phalanges for PA hand, what would you do
instead?
3 On a PA Oblique hand, what do see?
you
The central ray should be directed 15° cephalad (more than female as they
____ degrees if the thoracic have
vertebrae bigger shoulders)
are not parallel with the table when
a
male patient is in the lateral
recumbent position for the thoracic
vertebrae.
, If the thoracic vertebrae are not 10° cephalad
parallel with the table with a
female
patient in the lateral recumbent
position, how should the central
ray
be directed?
How do you adjust for kyphosis for Two images; 1 cephalad and 1 caudad
T-Spine?
How much do you oblique for 35°-45° toward affected side until
Glenoid and to what side? glenohumeral
joint is perpendicular to the IR
For lateral knee projection, how 20°-30° with 5-7° tube angulation
much should the affected knee be
flexed?
If patient's in a collar and trying to Jugular Notch
obtain swimmer's (C7-T1 junction)
view, what landmark can you use?
Sternal angle lies at which T4-T5
intervertebral disk level?
What lies at the level of sternal Carina
angle?
Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
The central ray should be directed ____ degrees if the thoracic vertebrae are
1 with the table when a male not parallel
patient is in the lateral recumbent position for the
vertebrae. thoracic
2 If patient cannot extend their phalanges for PA hand, what would you do
instead?
3 On a PA Oblique hand, what do see?
you
The central ray should be directed 15° cephalad (more than female as they
____ degrees if the thoracic have
vertebrae bigger shoulders)
are not parallel with the table when
a
male patient is in the lateral
recumbent position for the thoracic
vertebrae.
, If the thoracic vertebrae are not 10° cephalad
parallel with the table with a
female
patient in the lateral recumbent
position, how should the central
ray
be directed?
How do you adjust for kyphosis for Two images; 1 cephalad and 1 caudad
T-Spine?
How much do you oblique for 35°-45° toward affected side until
Glenoid and to what side? glenohumeral
joint is perpendicular to the IR
For lateral knee projection, how 20°-30° with 5-7° tube angulation
much should the affected knee be
flexed?
If patient's in a collar and trying to Jugular Notch
obtain swimmer's (C7-T1 junction)
view, what landmark can you use?
Sternal angle lies at which T4-T5
intervertebral disk level?
What lies at the level of sternal Carina
angle?
