Quiz 2 Flashcards
What is the imaging procedure that displays continuous imaging of the motion of internal structures:
fluoroscopy
Formation of scar tissue during the healing process which binds anatomical surfaces together is called:
adhesion
condition in which there is fever, elevated heart and respiratory rate, and low blood pressure is:
sepsis
An imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves that bounce off body tissues is called
ultrasound
A noninvasive technique that uses electromagnetic energy to produce cross-sectional images of internal structures is a/an
MRI
A drug that contains a radioactive substance that travels to a specific organ that will be scanned is called a
radiopharmaceutical
The production of captured shadow images on photographic film through the action of ionizing radiation passing through the body from an external sources is called
radiography
A visual examination of a cavity or canal using a special lighted instrument is called a(n)
endoscopy
Nuclear imaging study that scans organs after infection of a radioactive tracer and employs a specialized gamma camera that detects emitted radiation to produce a 3D image.
Single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) scan
Narrow beam of x-rays with or without a contrast medium that targets a specific organ or body area to produce multiple cross-sectional images.
Computed tomography (CT) scan
Nuclear imaging study that combines CT with radiopharmaceuticalsto produce a cross-sectionalimage of radioactive dispersements in a section of the body to reveal the areas where the radiopharmaceutical is being metabolized and where there is a deficiency in metabolism.
Positron emission tomography (PET) scan
Useful for detecting pathological conditions such as tumors or metastases
Computed tomography (CT) scan
Used to show how blood flows to an organ and helps determine how well it is functioning.
Single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) scan
Useful for evaluating Alzheimer’s disease and epilepsy
Positron emission tomography (PET) scan
What is the radiographic procedure that produces a detailed cross-section of an organ at a predetermined depth
tomography