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The major difference between excretory and retrograde urography is that...

Retrograde studies do not demonstrate function.

When the erect position is requested as part of an IVU, it is used to demonstrate:



1) The adrenal glands


2) The renal surfaces


3) Kidney mobility


4) The bladder neck

Kidney mobility

All of the following procedures demonstrate renal function except:



1) IVP


2) Descending urography


3) Retrograde urography


4) Infusion nephrotomography

Retrograde urography

What type of articulation is evaluated in arthrography?



1) synarthrodial


2) diaryhrodial


3) amohiarthrodial


4) cartilaginous

2 only

Myelography is radiologic examination of...

The structures within the spinal canal.

Which of the following statements regarding myelography is (are) correct?



1) spinal puncture may be performed in the prone or flexed lateral position


2) contrast medium distribution is regulated through x-ray tube angulation.


3) the patient's neck must be in extension during Trendelenburg positions.

1 and 3

The contraction and expansion of arterial walls in accordance with forceful contraction and relaxation of the heart are called:



1) hypertension


2) elasticity


3) pulse


4) pressure

Pulse

Which of the following statements regarding knee x-ray arthrography is (are) true?



1) ligament tears can be demonstrated


2) sterile technique is observed


3) MRI can follow x-ray

1, 2 , and 3

Shoulder arthrography is performed to:



1) evaluate humeral luxation


2) demonstrate complete or partial rotator cuff tear


3) evaluate the glenoid labrum

2 and 3

Humeral luxation is...

Humeral dislocation.

The CR will parallel the intervertebral foramina in which of the following projections?



1) lateral cervical


2) lateral thoracic


3) lateral lumbar

2 and 3

Which of the following statements regarding the scapular Y projection of the shoulder is (are) true?



1) midsagittal plane should be about 60 degrees to the IR


2) the scapular borders should be superimposed on the humeral shaft


3) an oblique projection of the shoulder is obtained

2 and 3

Where does the CR enter for an AP projection of the knee?

1/2 inch inferior to patellar apex.

What are the CR angles for an AP knee on a patient with the following pelvic thicknesses:



1) 18 cm and below


2) 19 - 24 cm


3) 25 cm and above

1) 5 degrees cuadad


2) perpendicular


3) 5 degrees cephalad

The lateral oblique projection of the foot is used to demonstrate...

Interspaces between the first and second metatarsals and between the first and second cuneiforms.