Radiographs Flashcards by Kelsey Madden | Brainscape

Q

Gall bladder extends from what vertebrae?

A

T10-13

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Gall bladder on lateral view

A

Fairly ventral

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Gall bladder on VD/DV view

A

On right side, flush with spine

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Right kidney location relative to vertebrae

A

L1-3

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Left kidney location relative to vertebrae

A

L2-4

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Q

Kidney location on lateral view

A

Very dorsal, can be slightly spread out

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Spleen location on lateral view

A

Very VERY ventral, T12-L1

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Spleen location on VD/DV view

A

Left side, in contact with abdomen. T12-L1

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Urinary bladder location relative to vertebrae

A

L4-7

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Q

Fundus is more visible on what view?

A

Right lateral

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Q

Pylorus is more visible on what view?

A

Left lateral

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Q

Stomach begins around what vertebrae?

A

T8ish

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Cecum location relative to vertebrae

A

L2-3

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Cecum location on lateral view

A

Dorsal (just ventral to lumbar mm.)

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Cecum location on VD/DV view

A

On right side, close to abdominal wall

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