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RADR 2301: Fluoroscopic Procedures Barium Swallow

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The function of the mouth:

a)

Mastication of food

b)

Ingestion of food

c)

Release of saliva

d)

Deglutition

2.

The function of the pharynx:

a)

Mastication of food

b)

Passageway for food and air

c)

Carry food from pharynx to the stomach

d)

Storage for food

3.

The act of swallowing:

a)

Peristalsis

b)

Deglutition

c)

Mastication

d)

Bolus

4.

The esophagus starts at the level of ___ and ends at the level of ___.

a)

C6 and T11

b)

C5 and T11

c)

C5 and T10

d)

C6 and T10

5.

The length of the esophagus:

a)

8 inches

b)

11 inches

c)

10 inches

d)

12 inches

6.

The function of the esophagus:

a)

Masticate of food

b)

Passageway for food and air

c)

Carry food from pharynx to the stomach

d)

Storage for food

7.

The contraction waves by which the digestive tract moves content to the rectum

a)

Mastication

b)

Deglutition

c)

Chyme

d)

Peristalsis

8.

The junction of the pharynx and esophagus is called the ________ junction and is located at the level of ___.

a)

Pharyngoesophageal and C4

b)

Pharyngoesophageal and C5

c)

Pharyngoesophageal and C6

d)

Esophagogastric and T11

9.

The junction of the esophagus and stomach is called the ________ junction and is located at the level of ___.

a)

Pharyngoesophageal and T7

b)

Esophagogastric and T10

c)

Esophagogastric and T11

d)

Esophagogastric and T12

10.

The esophagus passes through the diaphragm at the esophageal hiatus at the level of:

a)

T7

b)

T9

c)

T10

d)

T11

11.

The most common contrast used in the GI Tract:

a)

Gastrografin

b)

Omnipaque

c)

Water-Soluble Contrast

d)

Barium Sulfate

12.

The patient instructions for Esophagus Overhead Projections:

a)

Suspended Inspiration

b)

Suspended Expiration

c)

3 big swallows of water

d)

3 big swallows of barium

13.

State the central ray location for Esophagus Right Lateral Projection.

a)

MCP at the level of T5-T6

b)

MSP at the level of T5-T6

c)

Enters patient at 2 in (5 cm) lateral to MSP at level of T5-T6

d)

Enters patient at 2 in (5 cm) lateral to MCP at level of T5-T6

14.

The degree of body rotation for the Esophagus Right Lateral Projection:

a)

40-70 degrees

b)

35-45 degrees

c)

35-40 degrees

d)

90 degrees

15.

The central ray degree and direction for the Esophagus Right Lateral Projection

a)

Perpendicular

b)

5 - 10 degrees Cephalic

c)

5 - 10 degrees Caudal

d)

10 - 15 degrees Cephalic

16.

The recommended oblique projection and body position for the esophagus:

a)

PA Oblique Projection and LAO body position

b)

PA Oblique Projection and RAO body position

c)

AP Oblique Projection and LPO body position

d)

AP Oblique Projection and RPO body position

17.

The degree of body rotation for the Esophagus PA Oblique Projection RAO Position:

a)

40-70 degrees

b)

35-45 degrees

c)

35-40 degrees

d)

90 degrees

18.

The plane centered to the midline of the IR for the Esophagus PA Oblique RAO Position:

a)

Center elevated side through a plane of patient about 2 in lateral to MSP to IR

b)

Center elevated side through a plane of patient about 2 in lateral to MCP to IR

c)

Center elevated side through a plane of patient about 1-2 in lateral to MSP to IR

d)

Center elevated side through a plane of patient about 1-2 in lateral to MCP to IR

19.

State the central ray location for Esophagus PA Oblique Projection RAO Position

a)

MCP at the level of T5-T6

b)

MSP at the level of T5-T6

c)

Enters patient at 2 in (5 cm) lateral to MSP at level of T5-T6

d)

Enters patient at 2 in (5 cm) lateral to MCP at level of T5-T6

20.

The central ray degree and direction for the Esophagus PA Oblique Projection RAO Position:

a)

Perpendicular

b)

5 - 10 degrees Cephalic

c)

5 - 10 degrees Caudal

d)

10 - 15 degrees Cephalic