Test 2 review Flashcards

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Body position

1

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Supine

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2
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Body Postition

2

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Prone

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3
Q

Body Position

3

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Right Lateral Decubitus

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4
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Body Position

4

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Right Posterior Oblique

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5
Q

Body Position

5

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Sitting Semi-Erect

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6
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Body Position

6

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Sitting Erect

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7
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Body Position

7

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Left Lateral Decubitus

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8
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Body Position

8

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Left Posterior Oblique

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9
Q

Liver Location

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Right and Left hypochondrium

greater part of epigastrium

inferior to diaphragm

in contact with right kidney and IVC

Aorta lies posterior to left lobe

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10
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Pancreas Body Location

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organ part lies inferior to the left lobe of liver

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11
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Subphrenic space

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between the liver and diaphragm

common for abcess formation

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12
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Right subphrenic space

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morrison’s pouch

common for periotoneal fluid or blood to collect

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13
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Pancreas tail location

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lies anterior to the left kidney

posterior to the left colic fixture and transverse colon

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14
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Pancreas neck location

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lies directly anterior to the portal splenic confluence or SMV

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15
Q

Pancreas Head location

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most inferior portion of gland

anterior to the IVC

right of the portal-splenic confluence

inferior to the MPV and caudate lobe

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16
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Gallbladder location

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Lies on Visceral surface of liver

Main lobar fissure is sonographic landmarkleading to the fossa

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17
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Right Kidney location

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Lies in retroperitoneal cavity near the posterior wall

just below diaphragm

slightly lower than left

Right lobe of liver pushes it inferior

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18
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Left Kidney location

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lies in retropertoneal cavity near posterior wall

posterior to pancreas tail

medial of spleen

19
Q

Spleen location

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located between the stomach and the diaphragm in the left hypochondriac region

20
Q

2.5-5MHz

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Transducer Prefuencey for Adult abdominal scans

21
Q

5-7MHz

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Transducer Frequency for pediatric abdominal scans

23
Q

Liver Function Tests

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AST

ALT

LDH

Alk phos

Bilibrubin

PT

Albumin

Globulins

24
Q

Liver scanning

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TGC adjusted to balance near and far echos

overall gain-adjusted to adequatley penetrate the entire right lobe and a smooth homogeneous pattern

depth posterior right lobe positioned at the lower border of screen

focuses near the posterior border

transducer freq. Avg adult 2.5-5MHz, pediatric 5-7MHz

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Liver Scanning evaluation
size in the longitudinal plane attentuation of the parechyma texture presence of hepatic vascular structures, ligaments and fissures
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Kidney
Cortex Hilum pyramids calyx
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Kidney Function
excretes waste regulates composition of the blood by filtration of harmful wastes, conserving water and metabolites in the body
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Kidney lab tests
Urinalysis, Urine pH, Protein, Specific Gravity, Blood, BUN, Serum Creatinine, Hematocrit, Hemoglobin, Creatinine clearance
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Kidney imaging
always bilateral exam nephrectomy-long and trvs image of the renal fossa looking for fluid collection patiens should be hydrated liver and spleen used and window deep inspiration will allow approx 2 cm downward shift of kidneys for better visualization start with RT longitudinal lateral-median then transverse sup-inferior making sure to scan beyond outer contours
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Reidels Lobe
Right liver lobe normal variant more prevalent in Women
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ititus
suffix for inflamation
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Patient Prep for Scan
NPO after midnight fat free cream free supper
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Longitudinal Scan screen orientation
Head Left Feet Right top anterior bottom posterior
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Transverse Scan screen orientation
Right = patient Left Left = patient right top anterior bottom posterior
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Patient breath and hold
moves gas expands veins expands intercostal region
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Hepatapetal
above baseline toward
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Hepatafugal
below baseline away from
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Nephron
Functioning part of kidney
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Hepatocyte
functioning unit of Liver
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Portal Veins vs Hepatic veins
veins have brighter outline due to glycerins capsule
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Aortic branches
Celiac Trunk SMA Left & Right Renal A Left & Right Gonadal A Left & Right Common Iliac
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Celiac Trunk
Hepatic Artery Splenic Artery Gastric Artery
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Main Left and Right Hepatic Veins
Divide kidney into left, medial and right
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Main & Left and Right Portal Veins
divide liver anteriorly and posteriorly