Lecture 14: Principles of Thoracic Imaging Flashcards

1
Q

Is kVp of mAs involved with timing of x-ray exposure time

A

mAs

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2
Q

which view do you take to look at right lung in dog

A

left lateral

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3
Q

when looking at a heart rad you can:
A. See ventricular wall thickness
B. See tracheitis
C. See if dog is in HF

A

C. See if dog is in HF

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4
Q

to maximize thoracic image quality what do you want to do to kVp, mA, and mAs

A

maximize KVp, maximize mA settings, and decrease mAs settings

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5
Q

Why do you want to decrease mAs in thoracic radiograph

A

helps reduce patient motion

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6
Q

when you increase kVP you decrease __, more shades of __

A

contrast, grey

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7
Q

recumbency decreases aeration of __lung

A

down lung

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8
Q

dorsal recumbency compresses __

A

dorsal lung field

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9
Q

what views are best for cardiac evaluation

A

dorsoventral and right lateral

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10
Q

what views are best for lung evaluation and why

A

ventrodorsal- most pneumonias are ventral
Left lateral: most common location for pneumonia is right middle lung lobe

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11
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what view is this

A

ventrodorsal

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12
Q

what view is this and what is circled

A

dorsoventral
Pulmonary mass

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13
Q

what questions should you ask when assessing lungs on rads

A
  1. Too white
  2. Normal
  3. Too dark
  4. Due to disease or technique
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14
Q

What phase of respiration is this dog in. Do we want this phase or different phase. How can you tell. Identify 1-2

A

exhalation- cardiac silhouette and diaphragm very close together
Prefer inhalation so not touching

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15
Q

which image is underexposed, overexposed and good exposure for 1-3

A
  1. Underexposed- too white
  2. Overexposed- too dark
  3. Good exposure
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16
Q

Identify 1-7

A
  1. Caudal aspect of scapula
  2. Trachea
  3. Heart
  4. Thoracic vertebrae
  5. Diaphragm
  6. Liver
  7. Falciform fat
17
Q

identify 1-3

A
  1. Cranial mediastinum
  2. Left crus of diaphragm
  3. Caudal vena cava
18
Q

in a left lateral the ___crus of diaphragm is further forward and vice versa with right

19
Q

identify 1-4

A
  1. Left cranial lobar artery
  2. Left cranial lobar vein
  3. Right cranial lobe artery
  4. Right cranial lobe vein
20
Q

identify 1-11

A
  1. Scapula and spine of shoulder
  2. Trachea
  3. Right cranial lobe artery
  4. Right cranial lobe vein
  5. Left cranial lobe artery
  6. Left cranial lobe vein
  7. Apex of heart
  8. Right crus
  9. Caudal vena cava
  10. Left crus
  11. Left caudal lobar artery
21
Q

the caudal vena cava feeds into __on rads

A

right crus

22
Q

identify 1-6

A
  1. Cranial mediastinum
  2. Spinous process
  3. Apex of heart
  4. Dome of diaphragm
  5. Caudoventral mediastinal reflection
  6. Fundus of stomach
23
Q

identify 1-5

A

1 aorta
2. Right caudal lobe artery
3. Right caudal lobe bronchus
4. Right and left caudal lobe veins
5. Left caudal lobe artery

24
Q

identify 1-10- right lateral

A
  1. Scapula
  2. Right cranial lobe artery
  3. Right cranial lobe bronchus
  4. Right cranial lobe vein
  5. Left cranial lobe artery
  6. Left cranial lobe bronchus
  7. Left cranial lobe vein
  8. Caudal vena cava
  9. Right crus
  10. Left crus