RAD Procedures Exam Questions with Correct Solutions Already Passed
Mastoid tip vertebral level - Answers C1
Gonion vertebral level - Answers C2/C3
Hyoid bone vertebral level - Answers C3/C4
Thyroid cartilage vertebral level - Answers C5
Vertebra prominens vertebral level - Answers C7/T1
2" above jugular notch vertebral level - Answers T1
Jugular notch vertebral level - Answers T2/T3
Sternal angle vertebral level - Answers T4/T5
Inferior angle of scapulae vertebral level - Answers T7
Xiphoid process vertebral level - Answers T9/T10
Inferior costal margin vertebral level - Answers L2/L3
Iliac crest vertebral level - Answers L4/L5
ASIS vertebral level - Answers S1/S2
Pubic symphysis vertebral level - Answers Coccyx
A hook-shaped process - Answers Hamulus
A small, smooth surfaced process for articulation - Answers Facet
A sharp process - Answers Spine
A long, pointed process - Answers Styloid
Small elevated, rounded process - Answers Tubercle
Rounded process at an articular extremity - Answers Condyle
Beak-like process - Answers Coracoid
Club-shaped process - Answers Malleolus
Bony projection - Answers Protuberance
, Recess, groove, cavity, hollow space - Answers Sinus
Cleft or groove - Answers Fissure
Indentation into border of bone - Answers Notch
Tube-like passage - Answers Meatus
Transects body at the top of the iliac crest - Answers Interiliac plane
Formed by the biting surfaces of the upper and lower teeth - Answers Occlusal plane
What separates the two great body cavities? - Answers Diaphragm
The thoracic cavity is subdivided into what portions? - Answers Pericardial and two pleural portions
What would you find in the RUQ? - Answers Most of liver, kidney, duodenum, gallbladder, head of
pancreas
What would you find in the RLQ? - Answers Ureter, appendix, cecum, ascending colon, small intestine
What would you find in the LLQ? - Answers Descending colon, ureter, small intestines
Name the 9 abdominal regions from top left to bottom right in order - Answers R. hypochondrium --
epigastrium -- L. hypochondrium
R. lateral -- Umbilical -- L. Lateral
R. inguinal -- Hypogastrium -- L. inguinal
Near skin or surface - Answers Superficial
Far from surface - Answers Deep
Covering of an organ - Answers Visceral
Wall or lining of a body cavity - Answers Parietal
Ipsilateral are parts on the _______ side, contralateral are parts on the _________ side - Answers Same,
opposite
The percentage of each body habitus type - Answers Sthenic (50) Hyposthenic (35) Asthenic (10)
Hypersthenic (5)
To move toward a central axis is to ______ - Answers Adduct
To move away from a central axis is to ______ - Answers Abduct
To evert is to ________ - Answers Turn the foot outward at ankle
Mastoid tip vertebral level - Answers C1
Gonion vertebral level - Answers C2/C3
Hyoid bone vertebral level - Answers C3/C4
Thyroid cartilage vertebral level - Answers C5
Vertebra prominens vertebral level - Answers C7/T1
2" above jugular notch vertebral level - Answers T1
Jugular notch vertebral level - Answers T2/T3
Sternal angle vertebral level - Answers T4/T5
Inferior angle of scapulae vertebral level - Answers T7
Xiphoid process vertebral level - Answers T9/T10
Inferior costal margin vertebral level - Answers L2/L3
Iliac crest vertebral level - Answers L4/L5
ASIS vertebral level - Answers S1/S2
Pubic symphysis vertebral level - Answers Coccyx
A hook-shaped process - Answers Hamulus
A small, smooth surfaced process for articulation - Answers Facet
A sharp process - Answers Spine
A long, pointed process - Answers Styloid
Small elevated, rounded process - Answers Tubercle
Rounded process at an articular extremity - Answers Condyle
Beak-like process - Answers Coracoid
Club-shaped process - Answers Malleolus
Bony projection - Answers Protuberance
, Recess, groove, cavity, hollow space - Answers Sinus
Cleft or groove - Answers Fissure
Indentation into border of bone - Answers Notch
Tube-like passage - Answers Meatus
Transects body at the top of the iliac crest - Answers Interiliac plane
Formed by the biting surfaces of the upper and lower teeth - Answers Occlusal plane
What separates the two great body cavities? - Answers Diaphragm
The thoracic cavity is subdivided into what portions? - Answers Pericardial and two pleural portions
What would you find in the RUQ? - Answers Most of liver, kidney, duodenum, gallbladder, head of
pancreas
What would you find in the RLQ? - Answers Ureter, appendix, cecum, ascending colon, small intestine
What would you find in the LLQ? - Answers Descending colon, ureter, small intestines
Name the 9 abdominal regions from top left to bottom right in order - Answers R. hypochondrium --
epigastrium -- L. hypochondrium
R. lateral -- Umbilical -- L. Lateral
R. inguinal -- Hypogastrium -- L. inguinal
Near skin or surface - Answers Superficial
Far from surface - Answers Deep
Covering of an organ - Answers Visceral
Wall or lining of a body cavity - Answers Parietal
Ipsilateral are parts on the _______ side, contralateral are parts on the _________ side - Answers Same,
opposite
The percentage of each body habitus type - Answers Sthenic (50) Hyposthenic (35) Asthenic (10)
Hypersthenic (5)
To move toward a central axis is to ______ - Answers Adduct
To move away from a central axis is to ______ - Answers Abduct
To evert is to ________ - Answers Turn the foot outward at ankle
