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WorksheetsRad Pro IV - Specials
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following joints are most commonly examined during arthrograms?
Shoulder joints
AC joints
SC joints
Tibiofibular joints
Which of the following is a contraindication for a knee arthrogram?
Hypersensitivity to iodine-based contrast
Tears in joint capsule
Tears or degeneration of menisci
Ligament injury
All of the following are part of an arthrogram prep tray except:
prep sponge
syringes
needles
anesthetic
The amount of contrast media instilled for a knee arthrogram is:
5 mL positive / 80-100 mL negative
10 mL positive / 90 - 100 mL negative
80 - 100 mL positive / 5 mL negative
200 mL positive and negative
What purpose does flexing the joint serve after administering contrast during an arthrogram?
coating of joint space
patient comfort
patient protection
when patient is misbehaving, it teaches them a lesson
Which of the following is a routine image done for a shoulder arthrogram?
Lateral Y shot
AP internal or external rotation
AP humerus
Lateral scapular body
A procedure of the gall bladder/biliary ducts typically involving an endoscopic inspection, cannulation, and injection is known as what?
ERCP
Hysterosalpingogram
Arthrogram
T-tube cholangiogram
Another name for a gallstone is:
choleliths
cystoliths
lithotripsy
renal calculi
The area of the gallbladder that dumps bile into the common bile duct is termed:
cystic duct
right hepatic duct
left hepatic duct
common hepatic duct
A procedure done for evaluation of the fallopian tubes is called:
hysterosalpingogram
ERCP
orthoroentgonography
HSRP
Which of the following is a contraindication for a hysterosalpingogram?
pregnancy
open fallopian tubes
pre-puberty
menstruation has not occured
A pathology that features the uterus biforcating into two seperate uteruses is called:
bicornuate uterus
uterobinary
fallopioitis
uterine fibroids
A radiographic study of the spinal cord and its nerve root branches using a contrast medium is:
myelogram
orthoroentgengram
cervicolaterogram
subarachnoidogram
The end of the solid spinal cord is:
conus medullaris
filum terminale
nucleus pulposus
subarachnoid space
The most common site of a lumbar puncture is:
L3-L4
L4-L5
L2-L3
nasion
A myelogram occuring in the cervical region is termed:
cisternal puncture
lumbar puncture
subarachnoid puncture
thoraco puncture
For all thoracic myelograms, the CR will enter at the level of:
T7
T2
L4
C7
A narrowing of the spinal cord is known as:
syrinx
spinal stenosis
herniated nucleus pulposus
a really skinny cord
A surgical procedure used to shorten a limb is:
Bone-lengthening surgery
Epiphysiodesis
Bone filing
Surgical implant
What is the specialized ruler used for Orthoroentgenography?
Bell-Thompson ruler
Wilhelm Roentgen ruler
Dr. Drip's awesome digital analysis metric ruler
Those little wooden rulers you used in elementary school
