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What adjustment can be made by the radiographer to compensate for increase in OID?
Increase the SID.
The first thoracic vertebra (T1) is located approximately _____ above the jugular notch.
2 inches
What are the distances from the jugular notch to the pubic symphysis for obese patients?
< 5ft: 21 inches
5 ft-6ft: 22 inches
> 6ft: 24 inches
What are the (6) traditional landmarks?
1. Xiphoid
2. ASIS
3. Iliac crest
4. Pubic symphysis
5. Greater trochanter
6. Juglar Notch
The ______ _______ may be the only landmark available for palpation.
Jugular Notch
Most positioning landmarks used on obese patients will be reference points in the ________ ________ of the patient.
Midsagittal Plane
Which body parts are most affected, in terms of increased size, by morbid obesity?
Thoracic cage & ribs maybe expanded 2 inches, the stomach maybe slightly larger and the colon maybe spread out more across the abdomen.
What is the major risk factor in transportation and transfer of obese patients?
Potential risk of injury to the radiographer during movement and positioning.
How have equipment manufactures responded to the growing obesity problem in the US?
Increased the weight limits and aperture diameters.
Increase in body weight by excessive accumulation of fat
Obesity
What respiration procedure provides for lung motion, but no rib motion?
Slow, deep breathing after a compression band has been applied across the chest.
True or False: Shuttering of direct digital images is an acceptable substitution for proper collimation?
False
True or False: In direct imaging, the field size or collimation must be manually adjusted?
True
________ depresses the diaphragm and abdominal viscera, lengthens and expands the lung fields, elevates the sternum and pushes it anteriorly , and elevates the ribs and reduces their angle near the spine.
Inspiration (inhalation)
A ____ ______ should be used to ascertain the part thickness for accurate technique.
Measuring caliper
________ involves conventional radiography in which the latent image is produced in digital format using computer technology.
Computed radiography (CR)
Does digital radiography (DR) use cassettes?
No
One manufacturer requires a grid be used for any exposure greater than ____.
90 kVp
What is the minimum number of personal that should be used to transfer a helpless patient from gurney to radio graphic table?
At least 4, preferably 6
Describe how hand and foot radiographs should be displayed.
Perspective of x-ray tube, or exactly as the anatomy was projected onto the IR.