Question 1

Situs inversus is a condition in which:

Accepted Answer

A) the heart is located in the left thorax. 
B) the liver is in the left abdomen. 
C) all major organs are in the opposite side of the body. 
D) the thymus gland is absent. 
A) the heart is located in the left thorax. 
B) the liver is in the left abdomen. 
C) all major organs are in the opposite side of the body. 
D) the thymus gland is absent. C

Question 2

Of the following positioning actions, which one will remove most of the scapulae from the lung fields?

Accepted Answer

A) Roll shoulders forward. 
B) Depress shoulders. 
C) Elevate chin. 
D) None of the above is correct. 
A) Roll shoulders forward. 
B) Depress shoulders. 
C) Elevate chin. 
D) None of the above is correct. A

Question 3

A general rule states that radiographic grids are required with chest radiography for:

Accepted Answer

A) exposure factors using 80 kV or below. 
B) exposure factors using 100 kV or greater. 
C) all adults. 
D) all pediatrics. 
A) exposure factors using 80 kV or below. 
B) exposure factors using 100 kV or greater. 
C) all adults. 
D) all pediatrics. B

Question 4

What is the name for the structure that serves as a lid over the larynx to prevent aspiration of food or fluid?

Accepted Answer

A) Uvula 
B) Epiglottis 
C) Hyoid bone 
D) Oropharynx 
A) Uvula 
B) Epiglottis 
C) Hyoid bone 
D) Oropharynx

Question 5

Part iv refers to the:

Accepted Answer

A) laryngeal prominence. 
B) carina. 
C) thyroid cartilage. 
D) cricoid cartilage. 
A) laryngeal prominence. 
B) carina. 
C) thyroid cartilage. 
D) cricoid cartilage.

Question 6

For anterior oblique radiographs of the chest, the elongated (widened) aspect of the thorax is generally furthest from the image receptor.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What is the correct anatomic name for the Adam's apple?

Accepted Answer

A) Sternum 
B) Epiglottis 
C) Cricoid cartilage 
D) Laryngeal prominence 
A) Sternum 
B) Epiglottis 
C) Cricoid cartilage 
D) Laryngeal prominence

Question 8

Match the correct disease or condition with the descriptions of radiographic appearance.(Use each choice only once.)
-Inflammation of pleura (possible air/fluid levels)

Accepted Answer

A) Tuberculosis 
B) Emphysema 
C) Pneumothorax 
D) Hemoptysis 
E) COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)
F)Pneumonia
G)Atelectasis
H)Pleurisy
I)Malignant lung cancer
J)Pulmonary edema 
A) Tuberculosis 
B) Emphysema 
C) Pneumothorax 
D) Hemoptysis 
E) COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)
F)Pneumonia
G)Atelectasis
H)Pleurisy
I)Malignant lung cancer
J)Pulmonary edema

Question 9

Match the correct disease or condition with the descriptions of radiographic appearance.(Use each choice only once.)
-Increased lung dimensions (barrel-chested)

Accepted Answer

A) Tuberculosis 
B) Emphysema 
C) Pneumothorax 
D) Hemoptysis 
E) COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)
F)Pneumonia
G)Atelectasis
H)Pleurisy
I)Malignant lung cancer
J)Pulmonary edema 
A) Tuberculosis 
B) Emphysema 
C) Pneumothorax 
D) Hemoptysis 
E) COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)
F)Pneumonia
G)Atelectasis
H)Pleurisy
I)Malignant lung cancer
J)Pulmonary edema

Question 10

Select the exposure factor adjustments needed for the pathologic indication(s) using manual exposure settings (no AEC).Increases or decreases in manual exposure factors are compared with the ideal exposure factors that would be used on a normal, healthy individual.
-Tuberculosis (primary or secondary)

Accepted Answer

A) Increase (+) 
B) Decrease (-) 
C) No change (0) 
A) Increase (+) 
B) Decrease (-) 
C) No change (0)

Question 11

Which of following statements is NOT true?

Accepted Answer

A) The right lung contains three lobes. 
B) The left bronchus is more horizontal than the right bronchus. 
C) The right bronchus is shorter than the left bronchus. 
D) The angle of divergence of the left bronchus is greater than that of the right bronchus. 
A) The right lung contains three lobes. 
B) The left bronchus is more horizontal than the right bronchus. 
C) The right bronchus is shorter than the left bronchus. 
D) The angle of divergence of the left bronchus is greater than that of the right bronchus.

Question 12

Scoliosis and kyphosis may produce asymmetry of the sternoclavicular joints and rib cage as demonstrated on a PA chest radiograph.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Select the exposure factor adjustments needed for the pathologic indication(s) using manual exposure settings (no AEC).Increases or decreases in manual exposure factors are compared with the ideal exposure factors that would be used on a normal, healthy individual.
-Pneumothorax

Accepted Answer

A) Increase (+) 
B) Decrease (-) 
C) No change (0) 
A) Increase (+) 
B) Decrease (-) 
C) No change (0)

Question 14

The heart is located in the anterior chest at the level of:

Accepted Answer

A) T10-12. 
B) the thymus gland. 
C) the arch of the aorta. 
D) T5-8. 
A) T10-12. 
B) the thymus gland. 
C) the arch of the aorta. 
D) T5-8.

Question 15

A patient comes to radiology with a possible mass beneath the right clavicle.The PA and left lateral projections are inconclusive.Which additional projection/position can be taken to demonstrate this possible mass?

Accepted Answer

A) AP erect 
B) Right lateral 
C) AP and lateral of upper airway 
D) AP lordotic 
A) AP erect 
B) Right lateral 
C) AP and lateral of upper airway 
D) AP lordotic

Question 16

Select the exposure factor adjustments needed for the pathologic indication(s) using manual exposure settings (no AEC).Increases or decreases in manual exposure factors are compared with the ideal exposure factors that would be used on a normal, healthy individual.
-Pulmonary emboli

Accepted Answer

A) Increase (+) 
B) Decrease (-) 
C) No change (0) 
A) Increase (+) 
B) Decrease (-) 
C) No change (0)

Question 17

Part i refers to the:

Accepted Answer

A) hyoid bone. 
B) larynx. 
C) laryngeal prominence. 
D) epiglottis. 
A) hyoid bone. 
B) larynx. 
C) laryngeal prominence. 
D) epiglottis.

Question 18

What is the primary disadvantage of performing an AP projection of the chest rather than a PA?

Accepted Answer

A) More radiation exposure to the lungs 
B) Distortion of the ribs 
C) AP projection requires more kV as compared with the PA projection 
D) Increased magnification of the heart 
A) More radiation exposure to the lungs 
B) Distortion of the ribs 
C) AP projection requires more kV as compared with the PA projection 
D) Increased magnification of the heart

Question 19

The xiphoid process is a reliable positioning landmark for determining the lower margin of the lungs for chest positioning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A correctly positioned lateral chest radiograph demonstrates some separation of the posterior ribs owing to the divergent x-ray beam.But a separation of greater than ____ cm indicates objectionable rotation from a true lateral.

Accepted Answer

A) 0.5 
B) 2 
C) 3 
D) 1 
A) 0.5 
B) 2 
C) 3 
D) 1

Situs inversus is a condition in which:

Of the following positioning actions, which one will remove most of the scapulae from the lung fields?

A general rule states that radiographic grids are required with chest radiography for:

What is the name for the structure that serves as a lid over the larynx to prevent aspiration of food or fluid?

Part iv refers to the:

For anterior oblique radiographs of the chest, the elongated (widened) aspect of the thorax is generally furthest from the image receptor.

What is the correct anatomic name for the Adam's apple?

Match the correct disease or condition with the descriptions of radiographic appearance.(Use each choice only once.) -Inflammation of pleura (possible air/fluid levels)

Match the correct disease or condition with the descriptions of radiographic appearance.(Use each choice only once.) -Increased lung dimensions (barrel-chested)

Which of following statements is NOT true?

Scoliosis and kyphosis may produce asymmetry of the sternoclavicular joints and rib cage as demonstrated on a PA chest radiograph.

Select the exposure factor adjustments needed for the pathologic indication(s) using manual exposure settings (no AEC).Increases or decreases in manual exposure factors are compared with the ideal exposure factors that would be used on a normal, healthy individual. -Pneumothorax

The heart is located in the anterior chest at the level of:

A patient comes to radiology with a possible mass beneath the right clavicle.The PA and left lateral projections are inconclusive.Which additional projection/position can be taken to demonstrate this possible mass?

Select the exposure factor adjustments needed for the pathologic indication(s) using manual exposure settings (no AEC).Increases or decreases in manual exposure factors are compared with the ideal exposure factors that would be used on a normal, healthy individual. -Pulmonary emboli

Part i refers to the:

What is the primary disadvantage of performing an AP projection of the chest rather than a PA?

The xiphoid process is a reliable positioning landmark for determining the lower margin of the lungs for chest positioning.

A correctly positioned lateral chest radiograph demonstrates some separation of the posterior ribs owing to the divergent x-ray beam.But a separation of greater than ____ cm indicates objectionable rotation from a true lateral.

Terminology, Positioning, and Imaging Principles

Abdomen

Upper Limb

Humerus and Shoulder Girdle

Lower Limb

Femur and Pelvic Girdle

Cervical and Thoracic Spine

Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx

Bony Thoraxsternum and Ribs

Cranium, Facial Bones, and Paranasal Sinuses

Biliary Tract and Upper Gastrointestinal System

Lower Gi System

Urinary System and Venipuncture

Trauma, Mobile, and Surgical Radiography

Pediatric Radiography

Angiography and Interventional Procedures

Computed Tomography

Special Radiographic Procedures

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Modalities

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Exam 2: Chest

Situs inversus is a condition in which:

Of the following positioning actions, which one will remove most of the scapulae from the lung fields?

A general rule states that radiographic grids are required with chest radiography for:

What is the name for the structure that serves as a lid over the larynx to prevent aspiration of food or fluid?

Part iv refers to the:

For anterior oblique radiographs of the chest, the elongated (widened) aspect of the thorax is generally furthest from the image receptor.

What is the correct anatomic name for the Adam's apple?

Match the correct disease or condition with the descriptions of radiographic appearance.(Use each choice only once.) -Inflammation of pleura (possible air/fluid levels)

Match the correct disease or condition with the descriptions of radiographic appearance.(Use each choice only once.) -Increased lung dimensions (barrel-chested)

Which of following statements is NOT true?

Scoliosis and kyphosis may produce asymmetry of the sternoclavicular joints and rib cage as demonstrated on a PA chest radiograph.

Select the exposure factor adjustments needed for the pathologic indication(s) using manual exposure settings (no AEC).Increases or decreases in manual exposure factors are compared with the ideal exposure factors that would be used on a normal, healthy individual. -Pneumothorax

The heart is located in the anterior chest at the level of:

A patient comes to radiology with a possible mass beneath the right clavicle.The PA and left lateral projections are inconclusive.Which additional projection/position can be taken to demonstrate this possible mass?

Select the exposure factor adjustments needed for the pathologic indication(s) using manual exposure settings (no AEC).Increases or decreases in manual exposure factors are compared with the ideal exposure factors that would be used on a normal, healthy individual. -Pulmonary emboli

Part i refers to the:

What is the primary disadvantage of performing an AP projection of the chest rather than a PA?

The xiphoid process is a reliable positioning landmark for determining the lower margin of the lungs for chest positioning.

A correctly positioned lateral chest radiograph demonstrates some separation of the posterior ribs owing to the divergent x-ray beam.But a separation of greater than ____ cm indicates objectionable rotation from a true lateral.

Terminology, Positioning, and Imaging Principles

Abdomen

Upper Limb

Humerus and Shoulder Girdle

Lower Limb

Femur and Pelvic Girdle

Cervical and Thoracic Spine

Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx

Bony Thoraxsternum and Ribs

Cranium, Facial Bones, and Paranasal Sinuses

Biliary Tract and Upper Gastrointestinal System

Lower Gi System

Urinary System and Venipuncture

Trauma, Mobile, and Surgical Radiography

Pediatric Radiography

Angiography and Interventional Procedures

Computed Tomography

Special Radiographic Procedures

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Modalities

Filters