Radiology & Ultrasound Flashcards

1
Q

Which unit of measurement quantifies occupational exposure to electromagnetic radiation?

A

Rem

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2
Q

Unit of radiation exposure

A

Roentgen (R)

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3
Q

Quantity of radiation received by an individual

A

Radiation absorbed dose (Rad)

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4
Q

A quantity of radioactive material

A

Curie (Ci)

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5
Q
A

Domed hemidiaphragm &
Left hilum slightly higher than right

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6
Q

X rays pass more easily through ___ density structures and less easily through ___ density

A

Lower; higher

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7
Q

2-6cm oblique lines in the upper lobes

A

Kerley A lines

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8
Q

1.5-2cm horizontal lines in the long periphery

A

Kerley B lines

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9
Q

The target location for the tip of the PAC is in which West zone?

A

Zone 3

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10
Q

What is the first radiographic sign of pulm edema?

A

Cephalization

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11
Q

1st stage of cardiogenic pulmonary edema. Redistribution of vascular markings to the upper lung

A

Cephalization

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12
Q

2nd stage of cardiogenic pulmonary edema

A

Peribronchial cuffing and Kerley lines (A & B)

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13
Q

3rd stage of cardiogenic pulmonary edema

A

Alveolar edema, pleural effusions, increased cardiac size

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14
Q

How fast does ultrasound propagate through soft tissue?

A

1,540 m/sec

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15
Q

Measure of pitch

A

Frequency

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16
Q

Which concept best explains why lead zirconate titanate is commonly used in US transducers?

A

Piezoelectric effect

17
Q

What is the primary determinant of the vertical placement of each illuminated pixel on the US monitor?

A

Time delay

18
Q

Which process describes a sound wave that bounces off a tissue boundary that has a different acoustic impedance?

A

Reflection

19
Q

Which type of transducer produces the best image resolution?

A

High frequency

20
Q

Which setting on the US machine is used to adjust the strength of the returning echoes displayed on the screen?

A

Gain

21
Q

According to the Doppler effect, what changes occur when the sound source moves closer to a person listening to that sound?

A

Wavelength becomes shorter
Pitch increases

22
Q

During a cardiac POCUS what structures are visible on a parasternal short-axis view of the heart?

A