Thorax and Abdomen Procedures
Xray questions of chest and abdomen procedures
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- How are the floating ribs best visualized?
- How many pairs of ribs are considered floating ribs?
- The patient should be rotated ___ degrees for an anterior or posterior oblique.
- The CR for above diaphragm images of the ribs should be centered to:
- The LPO demonstrates ______ ribs.
- If free air is suspected, the ___ side must be up.
- The CR for AP axial (lordotic) is:
- The CR for a lordotic chest should be centered to:
- If fluid is suspected in the right lung, then which side should be placed down?
- When a right or left lateral decubitus chest is performed, the patient should be:
- The CR for a PA chest should enter at:
- Which body plane should be perpendicular to the IR for a PA chest?
- A left lateral is usually done to demonstrate:
- Which structure is used to best evaluate rotation on a PA chest?
- A PA and lateral chest should be done on ____ and demonstrate ____ ribs.
- An AP soft tissue neck should be exposed on:
- The CR should be centered to the ___ for an AP and lateral soft tissue neck.
- The MSP should be ____ to the IR for a lateral soft tissue neck.
- To provide adequate contrast on a soft tissue neck series, how should the nasopharynx appear?
- Soft tissue neck images are often done to demonstrate foreign bodies and ___.
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