The patient is in the _________________ position.

Which bone of the lower leg is located on the lateral side?

When taking an AP projection of the hip, the lower limb is:

What is the name of the most distal (or caudal) portion of the spine?

Name this position.

What is the name of this projection?

Where is the humerus located?

What is the proper position of the lower limbs for an AP projection of the pelvis?

When the ankle is flexed and raises the foot, the movement is termed?

How many vertebrae are located in the cervical region of the spine?

Which surface of the wrist is in contact with the IR for the PA projection of the wrist?

An abnormal lateral curvature of the spine is called?

Which portion of the spine is made up of five vertebrae and has a lordotic curve?

Which is the largest and heaviest bone in the body?

The region of the spine that contains seven vertebrae and has a lordotic curve is the:

Which vertebra is also known as the axis?

What is spondylosis?

Which portion of the ribs is best demonstrated on the AP projeciton?

Exostosis, also called osteochondroma, is a type of:

What is the name of this projection?

What kind of projection is this?

Which vertebrae have special facets for articulation with the ribs?

What is the name of this projection?

Which of the following combine to form the hip bones? 1. Ilium 2. Ischium 3. Pubis

What x-ray is being performed?

Which bones are located in the lower leg?

Name this position.

What is the name of the fracture caused by repeated injuries that would not be caused by a single injury?

What patient population is most likely to suffer a hip fracture?

Name this position.

If a knee x-ray is made while the patient is wearing denim jeans, which of the following is likely to occur on the image?

When a twisting injury occurs in the lower leg, what type of fracture usually occurs?

The number of vertebrae in the normal lumbar spine is?

A systemic disorder that increases the uric acid content of the blood and may cause a joint condition that commonly affects the feet (particularly the joints of the great toe) is called?

Which make up parts of the spin? 1. Thoracic 2. Sacrum 3. Kyphosis

The rounded, superior part of the ilium that is used as a palpable landmark is called the?

What is the name of the most common type of arthritis?

The bone(s) in the forearm is the?

What type of procedure has the patient received?

What tarsal is commonly referred to as the “heel bone”?

When the cause of disease is unknown, then the disease is classified as:

Which organ system is composed of the heat and blood vessels?

A general knowledge of _____________ helps limited operators understand the reasons procedures are needed.

Which part of a cell encloses the cytoplasm and forms the outer boundary of the cell?

Name that muscle.

What projection is this?

What part of the heart is this?

Anatomy refers to the ___________ of the body.

Which of the following is the proper medical term for swelling?

Diseases that occur as result of treatment by health professionals are termed:

What term is used to denote the spread of malignant neoplasm?

What does supination mean?

In radiography, what three items must be precisely aligned?

The highly specialized fluid portion of the cell is the:

The term applied to the back portion of the body or a body part is:

The study of diseases or abnormal conditions of the body is termed:

An axial projection is achieved when the radiograph is taken with a _______________ angulation of the CR of ___ degrees or more.

Which of the following is the medical term for a growth or tumor?

Diseases that are characterized by a sudden onset of symptoms and/or signs are called ______ conditions.

Which of the following are parts of the respiratory system?

If the disease is classified as a congenital disease, this means that the condition is?

A group of ___________ that work together to perform complex functions make up an organ system.

Observed, objective manifestations of disease are called?

What is the primary function of epithelial tissue?

What does the term Cephalad mean?

What term is applied to the condition in which the tissue of the bone is broken or disrupted?

A prediction of the course of the disease and the prospects for the patient’s recovery is termed?

What term is used to describe a straightened joint?

Name the organs.

What term refers to the study of the function of the human body?

Movement of a part away from the central axis of the body is called?

What term is used to describe the patients report of his or her perception of the condition?

Which disease classification refers to those diseases acquired within the hospital?

Which plane divides the body into equal right and left halves?

What term refers to the structure of the human body?

What is the result of imaging patient motion on a radiograph?

What positioning landmark is located at the inner corner of the eye?

A blow-out fracture involves the?

Which facial bone often sustains fractures in pairs?

The essential factor for demonstration of air-fluid levels in radiography is?

When taking an AP projection of the hip, the lower limb is?

What device can help provide an even density on a radiograph of an AP axial projection of the foot?

The inferior lateral corners of the lungs, visible on the PA chest radiograph, are called?

Which of the following terms does not refer to a portion of the sternum?

The lower five pairs of ribs are called?

All of the following organs are found within the mediastinum except?

When the abdomen is dividing into nine regions, the lower middle portion is called the?

The first and proximal portion of the small bowel is called the?

The function(s) of the large intestine include?

Routine projections for the left tenth anterior rib, when the injury is anterior, are?

When an AP projection of the abdomen is performed, the correct source-image receptor distance (SID) is?

An upright AP projection of the abdomen is useful for the visualization of?

When the PA projection of the chest is performed, the correct SID is?

Breathing instructions for the AP projection of the abdomen should include?

Breathing instructions for a PA projection of the chest should include?

To demonstrate air-fluid levels in radiography, use?

Which of the following conditions is an inflammatory occupational lung disease caused by inhaling irritating dust?

Which of the following bones are not parts of the cranium?

The bony prominence on the frontal bone between the eyebrows is called the?

All of the following bones contain paranasal sinuses except the?

When a posteroanterior (PA) projection of the skull is performed, the central ray is direction is directed?

A projection of the skull in which the sagittal plane is parallel to the IR and the interpupillary line is perpendicular to the IR is an?

When the right and left halves of the skull do not appear symmetric on a PA or an AP projection, this is a sign that?

The projection that will demonstrate all of the paranasal sinuses is the?