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ACR inspections are done how often?

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ACR inspections how often?

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Yearly

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ACR accredidation

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Every 3 years

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BIRADS A
B
C
D

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A - ALMOST ENTIRELY FATTY
B - SCATTERED AREAS OF FIBROGLANDULAR DENSITY
C. HETEROGENOUS DENSE
D. EXTREMELY DENSE

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1 MM THICK 30 5 CM
HOW MANY IMAGES?
A. 5
B. 50
C. 500
D. 5000

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PICK THE 2 MOST DENSITIES
1. DENSE
2. FATTY
3. THIN
4. THICK
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WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF TARGETS IN DIGITAL?

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MINIMUM AMOUNT OF MASSES TO PASS THE TEST

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2

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IMPLANTED PACEMAKER DEVICE WHICH PROJECTION YOU CAN’T COMPRESS?

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PECTUS CARINATUM

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KERATOSIS

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IF YOU ROLL SUPERIOR WHERE IS THE LATERAL SIDE OF THE MLO BREAST?

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HALF VALUE LAYER AFFECTS WHAT?

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BIOPSY RESULTS IN HOW MANY DAYS?

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30 DAYS

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CORRECTIVE ACTION IF SOMETHING IN THE MACHINE FAILS HOW MUCH TIME TO FIX IT?

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30 DAYS

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WHO FIXES IT?

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PRE LOCALIZATION CANNOT
1. NEEDLE PASS THROUGH THE LESION
2. NEEDLE SHORT FROM THE LESION
3. NEEDLE PASS THE LESION
4.

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IF THE IMAGE WAS OVEREXPOSED THEN YOU DO AN ID. WHAT WAS WRONG?
1. AEC WAS STILL ON AND YOU FORGOT TO PUT MANUAL
2. PATIENT POSITION PUT ON WRONG AEC SHELL
3.

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ATYPICAL HYPERLASIA

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MONITOR USED TO READ THE MAMMOGRAM?
A. AQUISITION WORK STATION
B. INTERPERTER STATION

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HOW MANY IMAGES 1MM AND 5CM COMPRESSION?
1. 5
2. 50
3. 500
4. 5000

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STEOTACTIC

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STEREOTACTIC

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MILK DUCTS QUESTIONS

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NIPPLE IN A DIFFERNT LOCATION TO MARK? WHY? 1. BREAST CONSTRUCTION
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RADIATION AND DRUG WHAT TYPE OF THERAPY? 1. SYSTEMIC 2. LOCAL 3. CHEMOTHERAPY 4.
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WHERE DO YOU LABEL YOUR IMAGE? A. AXILLA B. NIPPLE C D
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WHAT GRID IS THE MOST COMMON
2 ALL THE WAY TO 8 5:1
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ATYPICAL HYPERPLASIC
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NIPPLE DISCHARGE
YELLOW, WHITE, GREEN, AND BROWNISH DISCHARGES ARE FIBROCYSTIC CHANGES OR HORMONAL. BLOODY OR CLEARLY WATER DISCHARGE IS MOST INDICATIVE OF PAPILLOMA. **CARCINOMA CLEAR WATERY**
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PAGET DISEASE - SCALING/FLAKING OF THE SKIN ON THE NIPPLE, ITCHING, TINGLING
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AFTER NEW MACHINE IS INSTALLED WHO CERTIFIES IT?
a medical physicist must test the equipment. It will also need to be tested if an existing piece of equipment is moved from one location to another, or if a major component of the equipment is change or repaired.
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SLINKY ? (ARTIFACT TUMOR?
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HOW MANY MAMMOGRAMS TO PERFORM TO KEEP LICENSE IN 24 MONTHS>
200
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WHAT AREA IS IMMOBILE PICK 2 1. IMF 2. LATERAL 3. MEDIAL 4. SUPERIOR 5. INFERIOR
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4 DIFFERENT CANCER PUT IN ORDER 1. CANCER ON LOBE 2. CANCER SPREAD TO LYMPH NODES 3. CANCER SPREAD TO OTHER ORGAN 4. CANCER SPREAD WITHIN THE BREAST
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PROTRUDING ABDOMEN? WHAT TO DO?(NOT STEP BACK) 1. TUBE UP 2. TUBE DOWN 3. ANGLE LATERAL 4. ANGLE MEDIAL
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IMAGE OF BREAST WITH IMPLANT WHAT IS IT? 1. SUBOBTIMAL POSITION 2. RUPTURED IMPLANT 3. 4.
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PECTUS CARINATUM
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HOW OFTEN ARTIFICAT TEST PEFORMED BY PHYSICIST
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PICTURE OF BREAST 1. COPPER LIGAMENT 2. LOBULE 3. 3 4. 4
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PICTURE OF BREAST MISSING MEDIAL SIDE? WHY? 1. OVERLAP OF SKIN 2.
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WHERE DOES THE MILK TERMINATE?
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IF YOU HAVE PAIN AND SWOLLEN BREAST WHAT IS IT NOT?
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MRI IS BETTER BECAUSE: 1. LESS EXPENSIVE
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IF RIGHT BREAST @ 3oCLOCK HAS LESIONS WHEN MLO IS DONE where is the lesion?
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acr recommends screening for who? 2 optionS 1.EVERY 10 YEARS 2.HEALTHY PATIENTS 3.ONE WHO WILL LIVE MORE THAN 10 YEARS. 4.PATEINT WHO WON'T LIVE MORE THAN 10 YEARS 5.
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DEAD PIXELS
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LEFT BREAST HAS LESIONS AT 11oCLOCK MLO AND YOU RS WHERE IS THE LESION?
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FLAT PANEL DETECTOR
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CHARACTERISTICS OF A CYST (SLINKING)
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BORDERS OF A CYST? 1. OVAL 2. ROUND 3. SPICULATED 4.
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DUCT ECTASIA
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WHAT DOES HEMATOMA LOOK LIKE?
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CC BEST VIZUALIZE
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CC AND MLO BEST VIZUALIED
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LUMPECTOMY
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CC AND MLO THE IMF IS NOT OPEN? WHAT DO YOU DO?
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2 MOST IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR PATIENT?
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MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF COMPRESSION?
45LBS
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TDLU
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MONTGOMERY GLANDS LOCATION
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WHEN TO USE AT AND WHEN TO USE XCCL
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2D AND 3D TOMO IS CALLED
COMBO
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WHEN TO DO SPOT COMPRESSION AND WHEN TO DO MAGNIFICATION?
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HORMONE THERAPY % OF ER AND PR ? + -
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RADIATION THERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY ARE CONSIDERED? ADJUVANT, LOCAL,
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MTF MEASURES IMAGE SHARPNESS, MONITORS CONTRAST, DELIVERED TO DETECTOR
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PHANTOM IMAGE DONE WEEKLY
MUST USE PHANTON QC
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HALF VALUE LAYER INHERENT ADDED
HVL IS AMOUNT OF FILTRATION REQUIRED TO REDUCE BEAM
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MAGNIFICATION INCREASE OID
SOD DECREASES MAGNIFICATION UNIT IS PUT ON INCREASES SOD.
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MYOEPITHELIUM
PROPEL MILK TOWARDS NIPPLE
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BASEMENT MEMBRANE
ACTS AS A SEMIPERMEABLE FILTER RESPONDS TO HORMONAL CHANGES
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AMORPHOUS
HAZY
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PAPILLOMA
RETROAREOLAR DILATED DUCT
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PAGETS DISEASE
NIPPLE/AREOLA RED SCALY
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DENSE BREAST
UNDER AGE 45 LOW DENSITY
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ADIPOSE FATTY BREAST
HIGH DENSITY BLACK
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FATTY TISSUE RADIOLUCENT/HIGHER DENSITY
OLDER PATIENTS HAVE FATTY BREAST
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IMMEDIATELY BEHIND THE NIPPLE IS THE LACTIFEROUS SINUS COLLECTING DUCTS?
AMPULLA?
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IF YOU HAVE A MAMMOGRAM AND THE FOLLOWING YEAR HAVE BIOPSY AND IT IS CANCEROUS? 1. FALSE POSITIVE 2. FALSE NEGATIVE 3. TRUE POSITIVE 4. TRUE NEGATIVE
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Breast density is described as one of four Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS®) categories:
A) fatty, B) scattered fibroglandular density, C) heterogeneously dense, or D) extremely dense.
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For example, if a 60 cm compressed breast is reconstructed at 1 mm thickness, how many images?
there will be 60 slices for the physician to review.
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If the images are reconstructed at 0.5 mm thicknesses, there will be 120 images to be reviewed.

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