Ch 12,13,14,17 Flashcards
The head of the pancreas and the C- loop of the duodenum is also called
Romance of the abdomen
Substances that are ingested but not digested
Vitamins minerals water
The advantage of fluoroscopy is cone loop capability
Edge enhancement manipulation
Cardiospasm, a motor disorder of the esophagus which reduces peristalsis by 2/3
Achalasia
Barrett esophagus where in advanced cases a peptic ulcer or may develop, the modality of choice is
Nuclear medicine
The most common malignancies of the esophagus
Adenocarcinoma
CT may be used in performing staging of this tumor
Worm like or cobblestone appearance of an large veins during an esophagram
Esophageal varices
To detect foreign bodies and the esophagus, a —
Cotton ball
Zenker diverticulum may be seen under which exam
Esophagram(endoscopy)
For an esophagram, the patient should be in a ________degree prone RAO position and CR should be at the level of _______
35-40*
T6
For an upper G.I. series, RAO position- the patient to be in a prone _______ degree position and Cr to the level of _____
40-70*
L1
What division of the small intestine is the longest and smoothest?
Ileum
What to aspects of the large intestine are not part of the colon
Cecum and rectum
The widest portion of the large intestine
Secom
Pouches or circulations scene along with large intestine wall are called
Haustra
Common birth defect found in the ileum
Inflammation of the intestine
Meckels diverticulum
Best with Nuc Med
Enteritis
Dilation of the intestine with thickening of circular folds
Giardiasis
Applecore sign and lower intestines
Cobblestone appearance and lower intestines
Adenocarcinoma
Regional enteritis (chrohns dz) Ulcerative colitis
Rare disorder of the proximal small intestine
Whipples disease
Most common form of carcinoma in the large intestine
Annular carcinoma
Which clinical condition is best demonstrated with evacuated proctography
Rectal prolapse
(Thickest barium recommended)
Lateral position is used!
Which projection shows a right colic flexure during a BE
RAO,LPO
Where is the CR centered for a lateral projection of the rectum
Level of ASIS
Which aspect of the large intestine is shown with an AP Axial projection
AP Axial = 30-40* cephalad angle
Rectosigmoid colon
Apple core lesion/napkin ring
Stovepipe appearance of colon
Neoplasm
Ulcerative colitis
Fingerlike projections of small intestine
Villi