Chest and Abdomen Procdedures
Xray questions of chest and abdomen procedures
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Topics of this game:
- Which of the following serves as a passageway for both food and air?
- The thyroid cartilage is at the level of which cervical vertebra?
- Where is the trachea situated in relationship to the esophagus?
- When imaging the sternum, which oblique is preferred?
- A patient hurts in the left anterior part of the thorax. Which oblique would show this area well?
- How many pairs of ribs are considered true ribs?
- Which one radiograph is considered to be the most important in a rib series for recent trauma?
- Which term describes abnormal accumulation of air in the pleural space?
- What are the breathing instructions for a lateral sternum?
- What is the bony landmark used to center a supine abdominal radiograph?
- Which of the following should be done to best visualize the sternum?
- Which body plane is centered perpendicular to the mid-line of the table for an abdominal radiograph?
- An air-fluid level cannot be seen on which of the standard abdominal positions or projections?
- Which of the following anatomic structures is not demonstrated on a KUB?
- What condition is a collapse of lung tissue and is harder to penetrate?
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