Final

Front 1

Displacement of the fifth metacarpel

Back 1

Boxers

Front 2

How many bones in the body

Back 2

206

Front 3

Name 1

Back 3

Pedicle

Front 4

Name 2

Back 4

Lamina

Front 5

C1 landmark

Back 5

Mastoid tip

Front 6

C2 C3 landmark

Back 6

Gonion

Front 7

C5 landmark

Back 7

Thyroid cartlige

Front 8

C7 landmark

Back 8

Vertebra prominens

Front 9

T1 landmark

Back 9

2in above sternal notch

Front 10

T2 T3 landmark

Back 10

Manubrial notch and superior margin of scapula

Front 11

T4 T5 landmark

Back 11

Sternal angle

Front 12

T10 landmark

Back 12

Xiphoid tip

Front 13

L3 landmark

Back 13

Coastal margin, level of umbilicus

Front 14

L4 landmark

Back 14

Illiac crest

Front 15

S1 landmark

Back 15

Asis

Front 16

Coccyx landmark

Back 16

Pubic symphysis and greater trocanters

Front 17

Leg rotation for the ankle mortise

Back 17

15-20

Front 18

CR entrance point for ap shoulder

Back 18

1 in below coracoid process

Front 19

Tube angle for the sunrise view

Back 19

30°

Front 20

Term used to describe child abuse

Back 20

Non accidental trauma NAT

Front 21

Normal adult creatinine level

Back 21

.6-1.5

Front 22

Procedure most effective for demonstrating small polyps in the colon

Back 22

Double contrast BE

Front 23

Peristalsis is an example of what type of digestion

Back 23

Mechanical

Front 24

How many degrees of rotation is used for oblique SI joints

Back 24

25-30

Front 25

Angle for a PA axial clavical

Back 25

25-30 caudad

Front 26

Synarthroses

Back 26

Immovable

Front 27

Amphoarthroses

Back 27

Slightly moveable

Front 28

The navicular is best shown in what exam

Back 28

Ulnar deviation

Front 29

The kucheudorf position is used to demonstrate

Back 29

The patella

Front 30

Kite position is used for

Back 30

Clubbed feet

Front 31

The cuboid bone lies on what side of the foot

Back 31

Lateral

Front 32

The innominate bone is

Back 32

The hip bone

Front 33

CR for a ap hip

Back 33

Midfemoral neck

Front 34

A pt in a diabetic coma needs what (hyperglycemia)

Back 34

Insulin

Front 35

Window width

Back 35

Contrast

Front 36

During a 2 part conversion system a _____________ converts xray photons to light

Back 36

Scintillator

Front 37

1 ma = ___ A

Back 37

.001

Front 38

Brightness gain has a range of

Back 38

5000 to 30000

Front 39

Input phosphor converts

Back 39

Xrays to light

Front 40

Half value layers are measured using

Back 40

Dosimetry equipment

Front 41

The active layer of the Dr imaging plate is made up of

Back 41

Photostimuable fluorohailoids

Front 42

When the cr imaging plate is scanned the phosphors of the latent image releases energy in the form of

Back 42

Light

Front 43

mAs increases, exposure

Back 43

Increases

Front 44

mas increases, contrast

Back 44

Doesn't change

Front 45

Use a grid when the part measures more than

Back 45

10 cm

Front 46

Grid conversion factors

Back 46

0-1

5-2

6-3

8-4

10-5

12-5

16-6

Mas1=gcf1

Mas2=gcf2

Front 47

Filtration increases, skin exposure

Back 47

Decreases

Front 48

Filtration increases, heam heardness

Back 48

Increases

Front 49

Filtration increases, receptor exposure

Back 49

Decreases

Front 50

3 factors that contribute to the absorbing ability of a body part

Back 50

Thickness

Atomic number

Specific gravity

Front 51

Additive or destructive

Atelectasis

Back 51

Additive

Front 52

Additive or destructive

Congestive heart failure

Back 52

Additive

Front 53

Additive or destructive

Pleural effusion

Back 53

Additive

Front 54

Additive or destructive

Pneumonia

Back 54

Additive

Front 55

Additive or destructive

Tb

Back 55

Additive

Front 56

Additive or destructive

Acities

Back 56

Additive

Front 57

Additive or destructive

Cirrhosid

Back 57

Additive

Front 58

Additive or destructive

Bowel obstruction

Back 58

Destructive

Front 59

Additive or destructive

Carcinoma

Back 59

Destructive

Front 60

Additive or destructive

Gout

Back 60

Destructive

Front 61

Additive or destructive

Multiple myeloma

Back 61

Destructive

Front 62

Intensifying screens are

Back 62

Contrast enhancers

Front 63

Motion has the greatest impact on

Back 63

Detail

Front 64

The effective focal spot is _____ than the actual focal spot

Back 64

Smaller, the reduction in size is called the line focus principal

Front 65

Angle of the tube causes

Back 65

Elongation

Front 66

Angle of the part causes

Back 66

Forshortening

Front 67

How to get the best signal to noise ratio

Back 67

Increase mas

Decrease kvp

Increase collimation

Front 68

Focusing cup is made of

Back 68

Molybdenum or nickle

Front 69

Anode is made of

Back 69

Tungsten

Front 70

Leakage radiation should not exceed

Back 70

100 mR/hr at 1 meter

Front 71

Back up timer should be set at

Back 71

150% the anticipated manual exposure time or 600 mas

Front 72

Ohms law

Back 72

V=IR

Rem=rad×QF

Front 73

Electrical circuits operate in

Back 73

69 cycle AC

Front 74

Parallel circuit formula

Back 74

Lowest resistor divided by 2

Front 75

Series circuit formula

Back 75

Add all resistors

Front 76

Turns ratio

Back 76

Ts/tp

Front 77

Turns and voltage formula

Back 77

Vs=ts

Vp=tp

Front 78

Rectifiers convert

Back 78

A.C. to DC

Front 79

Input phosphor is comprised of

Back 79

Cesium iodide

Front 80

Photocathode

Back 80

Converts light photons to electrons

Front 81

Output phosphor converts

Back 81

Electrons to light

Front 82

Output phosphor is made of

Back 82

Zinc cadmium sulfide

Front 83

Brightness gain formula

Back 83

Flux×minification

Front 84

The active layer in cr is made from

Back 84

Europium activated barium fluorohalide

Front 85

Cr is read by

Back 85

Helium neon laser

Front 86

Pt scheduling order

Back 86

Non contrast

Uptake

Urinary

Biliary

Lower

Upper

Front 87

Pt priority

Back 87

Stat

Fasting

Ped and geriatric

Diabetic

Front 88

% of o2 through nasal cannula

Back 88

21-60

Front 89

Iv is hung

Back 89

18 to 20 in

Front 90

Adult heart rate

Back 90

60-100

Front 91

Adult bp

Back 91

100-140

60-80

Front 92

Systolic

Back 92

Beating

Front 93

Diastolic

Back 93

Restinh

Front 94

Respiratory range for adult

Back 94

30 to 60

Front 95

Colles fracture

Back 95

Outward

Front 96

Smith's fracture

Back 96

Inward

Front 97

BUN

Back 97

8-25

Front 98

Gfr

Back 98

90 to 120