Rad 1 Quiz 2 Review Flashcards

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1
Q

What “scale” are these?

A
Right = short scale
Left = long scale;

to get the left pic to look like the pic on the right,

must ↓ kv by 15% AND double mAs

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2
Q

How do you make the other 3 look like the upper right film?

A

Upper left – double MAs OR increase­ kV 15%
Lower left – cut MAs in ½ AND decrease kV by 15%
Lower right – decrease kV 15% AND double MAs

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3
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Which is underexposed? Long scale?

A

Left = under exposed

Right = long scale

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4
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Which is overexposed? Long Scale?

A

Left = overexposed

Right = long scale

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5
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Which is short scale? Long scale?

A

Left = short scale

Right = long scale

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6
Q

Name the structure and why do we see it?

What is on the C5 vertebral body and why do we see it?

A

Earlobe; b/c of water and air (subject contrast)

Luschka joint osteophyte; b/c double bone density is superimposed

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7
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How do we fix this lateral lumbar?

A

increase kV 15% AND double MAs

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8
Q

What scale of contrast is this film? How do you make it better?

A

Long

decrease kV 15% AND double MAs

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9
Q

How do you make the film on the right look like the one on the left?

A

increase kV 15% OR double MAs

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10
Q

Lateral lumbar is too light, how do we make it better?

A

increase kV 15% OR double MAs

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11
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If you had the film on the left 1st, how do you make it look like the one on the right?

(this question adjusted based on changes made during class)

A

decrease kV 15% AND double MAs

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12
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How do you make the film better?

A

double MAs OR increase kV 15%

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13
Q

Slight change, what is the rule if we take it again?

A

30% rule

film on left has 30% more MAs than film on right OR film on right has 30% less MAs than film on left

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14
Q

What would we change to see the lumbar spine or pelvis?

A

increase kV 15% AND double MAs

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15
Q

Film is too dark, but can see the structures, what do we do?

A

decrease kV by 15% OR cut MAs in ½

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16
Q

a. ) (left) what is the scale?
b. ) (right) what is this scale and how do we make it look like film a. (left)?

A

a. Short
b. Long; decrease kV 15% AND double MAs

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17
Q

What is this structure and what 2 densities make it up?

A

cornu of thyroid cartilage; water & calcium

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18
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If you had film on the left 1st and want to make it look like the film on the right, what do we do?

A

decrease kV by 15% OR cut MAs in ½

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19
Q

How would we make this film look better?

What if it was taken at 80 kv? (know the optimal ranges of the spine only)

A

increase kV 15% OR double MAs
Double MAs if taken @ 80kvp

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20
Q

What is dark on the ilia? What natural densities make it up?

A

Gas/Air; Air

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21
Q

How would you get a good lateral lumbar?

A

decrease kV 15% AND double MAs

22
Q

What is this and why do we see it?

A

fecal material surrounded by gas/air; water density contrasted by air

23
Q

Top of the film is the top of the screen, bottom of the film is the bottom of the screen, how do we make a good film?

A

Lower the film, decrease kV by 15% OR cut MAs in ½

24
Q

What are these structures and why do we see them?

A

Rib cartilages; water & natural metal

25
Q

a. & b.) what is the scale of contrast and how do you make the long look like the short?

A

1st film is long, 2nd film is short; decrease kV 15% AND double MAs

26
Q

What is the light spot and why do we see it?

A

naxial view of a penis; b/c of increased volume

27
Q

What is the structure and why do we see it? Distortion

A

ear cartilage; water density surrounded by air

28
Q

a. ) [left] how would we make a look like b [right]?
(b. [right] is a good film—conformed to the lordosis)

A

Distortion due to diverging rays; Use a cephalic tilt

29
Q

Why do we see the canal in C1?

A

b/c of divergence

30
Q

One of the films is taken AP and one PA, both are taken at 40”, which is which and how do you know?

(look at the heart)

A

film on left is P-A, film on right is A-P

31
Q

What is this and why do we see it? (arrow looking structure on vertebral body)

A

venous sinus; b/c of blood surrounded by calcium

32
Q

What is this and why do we see it? (white ball)

A

fecal material; b/c of increased volume

33
Q

How do we fix this lateral cervical film? (too dark, can see some structures but not all)

A

decrease kV 15% AND decrease MAs by 30%

34
Q

Which films use a recommended range 75-85 kV?

A

Cervical Spine

A-P Thoracic

Pelvis/Hip

35
Q

Which films use a recommended range of 80-90?

A

AP Lumbar

36
Q

Which films use a recommended range of 85-95 kV?

A

Lat Thoracic

Lat Lumbar

37
Q

Which films use a recommended range of 80-100 kV?

A

AP Full Spine

38
Q

Rules for MAs control film ….

A

density

39
Q

50% reciprocal rule = ….

A

doubling the MAs doubles density of film

40
Q

Film too dark, but see structures =

A

use 50% rule (1/2 MAs)

41
Q

Film too light, but see structures = …

A

double the MAs (2x MAs)

42
Q

What % MAs yields first visible change?

A

30%

43
Q

What % MAs will reduce density by 1/2?

A

50%

44
Q

15% increase in kV will ….. the density of the film

A

2x

45
Q

15% decrease in kV will … the density of the film

A

1/2

46
Q

If a film is too dark or light but still shows structures…

A

use 15% rule

47
Q

If the density is NOT good….

A

= increase kV 15% OR cut MAs in ½

48
Q

If film is too GRAY (but density is good)…

A

= decrease kV 15% AND double MAs

49
Q

If film does NOT have enuf GRAY (but density is good)…

A

= increase kV 15% AND cut MAs in ½

50
Q
A