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WorksheetsXray Chest and Abdomen Technique
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
This trauma image is
Rotated, left side up
Rotated, right side up
Over-penetrated
Under-penetrated
This DR, in bucky, image would have an exposure in the vicinity of
80/15
90/6
110/2
120/4
This DR, in bucky, image would have an exposure in the vicinity of
80/15
90/6
110/2
120/4
This DR, in bucky, image would have an exposure in the vicinity of
80/10
90/40
110/2
120/40
To achieve this image on a large-hipped patient, with no sponges
Use a straight tube
Angle 5* Cephalad
Angle 5* Caudad
Angle 15* Cephalad
The arrows indicate
An unknown artefact
Post-processing collimation
Tight collimation
A lead strip behind the patient
This image shows
IV CT contrast residue
Oral CT contrast residue
Kidney stones
A foetus
The radiographer may have omitted asking the patient to
Breathe in
Hold their breath
Clarify pregnancy status
Remove jewellery
This image has most likely been taken
At time of IVCM injection
2 minutes post IVCM injection
10 minutes post IVCM injection
60 minutes post IVCM injection
This image has been taken
As standard protocol
Due to pathology
As a mobile exam
Without breath hold instructions
