Imaging and endoscopy of the urinary tract Flashcards

1
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What is the wavelength of an x-ray

A

0.01-10nm

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2
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The more dense the object the more/less x-rays are absorbed

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More

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3
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What are x-rays mainly used for in urology

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Stones

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4
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Briefly describe the physics behind how ultrasound works

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Sound waves enter the body

Reflected at phase boundaries in proportion to density of the phase

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5
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2 things that can be diagnosed by an ultrasound on the kidney

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Renal cyst

Renal cell carcinoma

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6
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2 things that can be diagnosed by an ultrasound of the bladder

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Bladder tumour

Bladder stone

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7
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Is radiation in CT higher or lower than x-ray

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Higher

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8
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What is positron emission tomography

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Radiolabelled glucose given to the patient, lights up in metabolically active tissue

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9
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What information does dynamic imaging provide that static can’t

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Function

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10
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What is nuclear medicine imaging

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Radioactively labelled compound given to patient, gamma rays coming from point of interest are counted giving information about function and obstruction

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11
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2 types of endoscopy

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Natural orifice

Laparoscopy-make a new hole

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