02 - MEDICAL IMAGING Flashcards

1
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  • Visualization of structures inside the body

- Helpful for precise diagnosis of a wide range of anatomical and physiological disorders

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Medical imaging

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visualization of the internal parts of the body using x-ray techniques

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Radiography (x-ray)

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Types of x-ray

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Traditional
Contrast
Special types

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4
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a 2D image of interior structures produced when an x-ray beam is passed through the body

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Radiograph or x-ray film

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5
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Dense structures: _____
Hollow: _____
Intermediate: _____

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White
Black
Gray

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6
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makes hollow or fluid-filled structures visible in radiographs

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Contrast x-rays

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7
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Most commonly used contrast medium

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Barium sulfate

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8
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Used to image blood vessels

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Angiography

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9
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Used to image the urinary system

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Intravenous urography

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10
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Used to image the GIT

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Barium sulfate contrast x-ray

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11
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X-ray to capture internal structures of the breasts

  1. Process: _______
  2. Image: _______
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  1. Mammography

2. Mammogram

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12
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used to measure the calcium content of the bone

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Bone Densitometry

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13
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DEXA means

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Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry

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14
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DEXA is used for

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Measuring Bone Mineral Density (BMD)

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15
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Parts usually examined by DEXA

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Lumbar spine
Hips
Forearm

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16
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T/F

Thicker bones, more calcium content

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T

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17
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A medical imaging procedure that uses x-rays to show CROSS-SECTIONAL images or “slices” of areas of the body

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Computed Tomography (CT) Scanning

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18
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CT Scan is also called

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Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT) Scanning

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19
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Visualizes SOFT TISSUES & ORGANS and BONY STRUCTURES in much more and good details

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CT Scan

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20
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  • targets the TORSO

- provides the most benefit in screening for lung cancers, coronary artery disease, & kidney cancers

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Whole-body CT Scanning

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21
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visualization of the internal parts of the body using x-ray techniques

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Radiography (x-ray)

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Types of x-ray

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Traditional
Contrast
Special types

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23
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a 2D image of interior structures produced when an x-ray beam is passed through the body

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Radiograph or x-ray film

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24
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Dense structures: _____
Hollow: _____
Intermediate: _____

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White
Black
Gray

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25
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makes hollow or fluid-filled structures visible in radiographs

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Contrast x-rays

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26
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Most commonly used contrast medium

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Barium sulfate

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27
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Used to image blood vessels

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Angiography

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28
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Used to image the urinary system

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Intravenous urography

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29
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Used to image the GIT

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Barium sulfate contrast x-ray

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30
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X-ray to capture internal structures of the breasts

  1. Process: _______
  2. Image: _______
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  1. Mammography

2. Mammogram

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31
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used to measure the calcium content of the bone

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Bone Densitometry

32
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DEXA means

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Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry

33
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DEXA is used for

A

Measuring Bone Mineral Density (BMD)

34
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Parts usually examined by DEXA

A

Lumbar spine
Hips
Forearm

35
Q

T/F

Thicker bones, more calcium content

A

T

36
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A medical imaging procedure that uses x-rays to show CROSS-SECTIONAL images or “slices” of areas of the body

A

Computed Tomography (CT) Scanning

37
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CT Scan is also called

A

Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT) Scanning

38
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Visualizes SOFT TISSUES & ORGANS and BONY STRUCTURES in much more and good details

A

CT Scan

39
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  • targets the TORSO

- provides the most benefit in screening for lung cancers, coronary artery disease, & kidney cancers

A

Whole-body CT Scanning

40
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Special types of radiography

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Mammography

Bone densitometry / DEXA

41
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses ________________ and ________________

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High-energy magnetic field

Pulses of radio wave energy

42
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The body being studied is placed in a special machine that contains a _________

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Strong magnet

43
Q

T/F

MRI provides a 3D blueprint only

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F

BOTH 2D and 3D

44
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T/F

MRI shows details for BOTH SOFT TISSUES AND BONES

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F

SOFT TISSUES ONLY, not bones

45
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T/F

MRI has better detection and descriptive powers that CT

A

T

46
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_________________ may be used during MRI to show abnormal TISSUES more clearly

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Contrast material

47
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Uses high-frequency sound waves produced by a handheld wand reflect off body tissues & are detected by the same instrument

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Ultrasound Scanning (Sonography)

48
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T/F

Sonogram is a moving image of an ultrasound scan

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F

May be STILL OR MOVING

49
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Device used in ultrasound scanning

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Transducer

50
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A person that conducts ultrasound scanning

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Sonologist

51
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Transducer can ______ and ________ sound

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Transmit

Receive

52
Q

T/F

Ultrasound requires a surface with friction to obtain a perfect image

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F

Frictionless surface

53
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Acts as a lubricant that allows for easy movement of the transducer across the skin

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Ultrasound gel

54
Q

Ultrasound produces images that includes
___________
___________ and
___________ of the organs

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Size
Location
Action

55
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Uses high frequency sound waves to measure BLOOD FLOW AND PRESSURE

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Doppler Ultrasound

56
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Positron-emitting substance is injected in the body and taken up by tissues

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Positron-emission tomography (PET)

57
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Positron + electrons = __________

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Gamma

58
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Used to study the PHYSIOLOGY of body structures such as metabolism of the brain or heart

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Positron Emission Tomography

59
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In PET, these colors indicate
Black and blue: ____1____
Red, orange, yellow and white: ____2____

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  1. Minimal activity

2. Greater activity

60
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A radioactive substance is introduced intravenously into the body and carried by the blood

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Radionuclide scanning

61
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Radionuclide scanning is used to find out how well an organ functions by looking at the ________________

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Supply of blood to its tissues

62
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What takes up the particle injected into the body
PET: ____1____
Radionuclide scanning: ___2___

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  1. Tissues

2. Blood

63
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Device injected into the vein and used in radionuclide scanning

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Radiotracer

64
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T/F
In radionuclide image, areas if INTENSE COLOR indicates HIGH TISSUE ACTIVITY while those with LESS INTENSE COLOR has LOW TISSUE ACTIVITY

A

T

65
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Used to study activity of a tissue or organ, such as the heart, lungs, thyroid gland, & kidneys

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Radionuclide scanning

66
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Useful for studying brain, heart, lungs and liver

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SPECT

67
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SPECT mean

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Single-Photo-Emission Computerized Tomography

68
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T/F

SPECT can be used to produce vertical cross sections through the body

A

F

BOTH VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL

69
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visual examination of the inside of body organs or cavities using a lighted instrument with lenses called an endoscope

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Endoscopy

70
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Types of Endoscopy

- interior of the COLON

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Colonoscopy

71
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Types of Endoscopy

- organs within the ABDOMINOPELVIC cavity

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Laparoscopy

72
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Types of Endoscopy

- interior of a JOINT, usually the knee

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Arthroscopy

73
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Types of Endoscopy

- back of the throat including the voicebox (larynx)

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Laryngoscopy

74
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Types of Endoscopy

- throat, larynx, trachea, lower airways

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Bronchoscopy

75
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Types of Endoscopy

- internal surfaces of the nose and throat (nasopharynx)

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Nasopharyngoscopy