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WorksheetsBiliary Tract and UGI System Test Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 22mins
Propulsion of food through the GI tract is called
Peristalsis
Bolus
Metabolism
Defecation
Which of the following is NOT a salivary gland?
Parrot
Parotid
Submandibular
Sublingual
Mechanical digestions occurs as
Chemicals help break down food
Teeth rip food into smaller pieces
Peristalsis moves food through the GI tract
Saliva helps with the break down of foods
This organ stores and churns food
Pancreas
Stomach
Gallbladder
Liver
The ___________ closes when food moves from the mouth and down the esophagus preventing food from entering the trachea.
Mouth
Stomach
Bronchioles
Epiglottis
What should be done if the esophagus is not filled with barium during a lateral esophagus overhead?
Have the patient drink during exposure
Shorten the exposure time
Have the patient perform the Valsalva maneuver during exposure
Nothing; the esophagus is not filled with barium during lateral esophagus overhead
Where should the CR be centered for a esophagus overhead image?
The sternal angle
T3 or T4
T5 or T6
T7
For a sthenic patient, where should the CR be directed for a PA stomach?
T12
L1
L3
Iliac crests
A hypersthenic patient will have a stomach that is:
High and vertical
Low and vertical
High and transverse
Low and transverse
A patient would be rotated 35-40 degrees for which of the following projections?
Lateral esophagus
RAO esophagus
PA esophagus
None of the answers are correct
When is oral water soluble contrast media used?
For patients with esophageal reflux
For a patient that has a bezor
Patients with possible perforated bowel
Patients with a possible peptic ulcer
What kV range is best used for an UGI using barium sulfate (single contrast study)?
80 to 90 kV
90 to 100 kV
100 to 125 kV
125 to 140 kV
Which of the following projections would best demonstrate the upper esophagus near T1?
Soft tissue lateral
LAO
Swimmer's lateral
AP with 25-30 degree cephalad angle
What is part "1"?
Fundus
Cardia
Pylorus
Body
What is part "9"?
Duodenum
Jejunum
Ileum
Fundus
What is part "12"?
Greater curvature
Lesser curvature
Rugae
Esophagus
What is part "2"?
Body
Pylorus
Fundus
Rugae
What projection is this image?
AP projection
RAO projection
PA projection
Lateral projection
What projection is this radiograph?
AP projection
PA projection
RAO projection
Lateral projection
Which of the following pathology causes an irregular filling defect within the stomach?
Hiatal hernia
Gastric carcinoma
Gastritis
Schatzki ring
Which of the following pathology causes an enlarged recess in the distal esophagus?
Schatzki ring
Ulcer
Achalasia
Zenker diverticulum
