Fluroscopy

Question 1

Fluoroscopy

Answer 1

Visualization of body parts in motion by projecting x-ray images on a luminous fluorescent screen

Question 2

Cineradiography

Answer 2

Recording of fluoroscopy images

Question 3

Ultrasonography

Answer 3

Imaging of deep body structures by recording the echoes of sound wave pulses that are above the range of human hearing

Question 4

Used mostly for

Answer 4

Viewing solid organs of the abdomen and soft tissues where the signal is not stopped by intervening bone or air

Question 5

Carotid ultrasonography

Answer 5

Sound waves to image the cartid artery to detect an obstruction that cound cause an ischemic stroke

Question 6

echocardiography

Answer 6

Used to evaluate the structures and motion of the heart

Question 7

Doppler echocardiogram

Answer 7

Measures the speed and direction of the blood flow within the heart

Question 8

Fetal ultrasound

Answer 8

Noninvasive procedure used to image and evaluate fetal development during pregnancy

Question 9

Transesophageal echocardiography

Answer 9

Evaluate heart structures
Performed from inside the esophagus