Musculoskeletal part 1

Question 1

since joints are situated obliquely within the body, MR imaging is acquired in the (plane)

Answer 1

oblique plane

Question 2

figure B 38 arrow A

Answer 2

frontal lobe

Question 3

figure B 38 arrow B

Answer 3

temporal lobe

Question 4

figure B 38 arrow C

Answer 4

temporal bone

Question 5

figure B 38 arrow D

Answer 5

meniscus

Question 6

figure B 38 arrow E

Answer 6

condyle of the mandible

Question 7

figure B 38 arrow F

Answer 7

sylvian fissure

Question 8

figure B 38 arrow G

Answer 8

eminence

Question 9

figure B 38 arrow H

Answer 9

meniscus

Question 10

figure B 38 arrow I

Answer 10

external auditory meatus

Question 11

figure B 38 shows the images of the TMJ for the evaluation of range of motion, whereby images are acquired

Answer 11

closed and open mouth

Question 12

TMJ imaging is acquired with oblique acquisition. The sagittal oblique images figure B 39 lower left are acquired with slices

Answer 12

perpendicular to the madibular condyle

Question 13

TMJ imaging is acquired with an oblique acquisition, the coronbal oblique images V lower right are acquired with slices

Answer 13

parallel to the madibular condyle

Question 14

figure B 39 arrow A

Answer 14

rectus muscle

Question 15

figure B 39 arrow B

Answer 15

temporal bone

Question 16

figure B 39 arrow C

Answer 16

meniscus

Question 17

figure B 39 arrow D

Answer 17

condyle of the mandible

Question 18

shoulder imaging is acquired in the oblique acuisistion. the coronal oblique images figure B 40 with slices

Answer 18

along the supraspinatus muscle (upper rt -top)

perpendicular to the glenoid fossa (upper rt-bottom)

Question 19

figure B 40 arrow A

Answer 19

trapezius muscle

Question 20

figure B 40 arrow B

Answer 20

acromion

Question 21

figure B 40 arrow C

Answer 21

supraspinatus muscle

Question 22

figure B 40 arrow D

Answer 22

rotator cuff

Question 23

the structures that make up the rotator cuff

Answer 23

supraspinatus muscle/tendon

infraspinatus muscle/tendon

teres minor muscle/tendon

subscapularis muscle/tendon

Question 24

figure B 40 arrow E

Answer 24

deltoid muscle

Question 25

figure B 40 arrow F

Answer 25

glenoid fossa

Question 26

figure B 40 arrow G

Answer 26

humeral head

Question 27

figure B 40 arrow H

Answer 27

subscapularis muscle

Question 28

figure B 41 arrow A

Answer 28

acromion

Question 29

figure B 41 arrow B

Answer 29

acromio-clavicular joint (AC)

Question 30

figure B 41 arrow C

Answer 30

clavicle

Question 31

figure B 41 arrow D

Answer 31

supraspinatus tendon

Question 32

figure B 41 arrow E

Answer 32

infraspinatus tendon

Question 33

figure B 41 arrow F

Answer 33

teres minor tendon

Question 34

figure B 41 arrow G

Answer 34

subscapularis tendon

Question 35

figure B 41 arrow H

Answer 35

humeral head

Question 36

figure B 41 arrow I

Answer 36

biceps muscle

Question 37

figure B 42 arrow A

Answer 37

pectoralis muscle

Question 38

figure B 42 arrow B

Answer 38

subscapularis mtendon

Question 39

figure B 42 arrow C

Answer 39

lung

Question 40

figure B 42 arrow D

Answer 40

deltoid muscle

Question 41

figure B 42 arrow E

Answer 41

humeral head

Question 42

figure B 42 arrow F

Answer 42

subscapularis muscle

Question 43

figure B 42 arrow G

Answer 43

glenoid fossa

Question 44

figure B 42 arrow H

Answer 44

infraspinatus muscle

Question 45

figure B 42 arrow I

Answer 45

scapula

Question 46

figure B 43 arrow A

Answer 46

triceps muscle

Question 47

figure B 43 arrow B

Answer 47

humerous

Question 48

figure B 43 arrow C

Answer 48

biceps muscle

Question 49

figure B 43 arrow D

Answer 49

olecrannon process

Question 50

figure B 43 arrow E

Answer 50

olecranon fossa

Question 51

figure B 43 arrow F

Answer 51

trochlea

Question 52

figure B 43 arrow G

Answer 52

coronoid process

Question 53

figure B 43 arrow H

Answer 53

brachioradialus muscles

Question 54

figure B 43 arrow I

Answer 54

ulna

Question 55

positioning for optimal elbow imaging can be tricky because of the elbows locatoin for this reason positioning can be performed whereby the patient is

Answer 55

prone with arm extended over head within the extremity coil supine with arm extended over head within the extremity coil supine with arem beside with a flex cold wrapped around the elbow

Question 56

figure B 44 arrow A

Answer 56

olecranon process

Question 57

figure B 44 arrow B

Answer 57

extensor tendons

Question 58

figure B 44 is displayed whereby the top of the image represents the \_\_\_\_\_aspect of the elbow

Answer 58

`posterior

Question 59

figure B 44 arrow C

Answer 59

olecranon fossa

Question 60

figure B 44 arrow D

Answer 60

capitellum

Question 61

figure B 44 arrow E

Answer 61

trochlea

Question 62

figure B 44 arrow F

Answer 62

brachioradialus muscles

Question 63

figure B 45 arrow A

Answer 63

humerus

Question 64

figure B 45 arrow B

Answer 64

olecranon fossa

Question 65

figure B 45 arrow C

Answer 65

trochlea

Question 66

figure B 45 arrow D

Answer 66

capitellum

Question 67

figure B 45 arrow E

Answer 67

lateral collateral ligament

Question 68

figure B 45 arrow F

Answer 68

humero-radial joint

Question 69

figure B 45 arrow G

Answer 69

head of radius

Question 70

figure B 45 arrow H

Answer 70

ulna

Question 71

figure B 45 arrow I

Answer 71

brachioradialus muscles