4 Radiological Anatomy of the Pelvic Region and Urinary System Flashcards

1
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Name 3 types of US probe

A

linear array
curvilinear array
phased array

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What do we mean by hypoechoic?

A

fluid filed areas where no echoes are reflected, appearing black

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3
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What is the size of the renal cortex?

A

very thin in neonates

thicker in adults (2-3cm)

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4
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How might we check for renal swelling?

A

observe to see if there is any corticomedullary differentiation

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5
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What is morrison’s patch and why is it important?

A

hepatorenal fossa
no fluid in normal health
may fill with fluid in pathology

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6
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What would you suspect if the liver were a bit lighter?

A

fatty infiltration

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7
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What are the 3 main areas where we might find ureter stones?

A

pelvic-ureteric junction
mid-ureter
vesico-ureteric junction

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What about the bladder would suggest the kidneys are working?

A

it’s full i guess

little jets of water coming from ureters

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