week 2: diagnostic imaging Flashcards

1
Q

which type of imaging allows for appreciation of basic bony anatomy?

A

radiography

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2
Q

radiopaque material is _____ (more/less) dense and shows up ___ (what color)

A

more
white

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3
Q

radiolucent material is _____ (more/less) dense and shows up ___ (what color)

A

less
black

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4
Q

which type of imaging has excellent demonstration of cortical bone and a high sensitivity to variance in density of tissues?

A

CT

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5
Q

which type of imaging has the highest dose of radiation?

A

CT

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6
Q

which imaging would be used after an upper C spine trauma?

A

CT

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7
Q

which type of imaging has a good sensitivity to metabolism of bone?

A

bone scan (scintigraphy)

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8
Q

which type of imaging would be good to view cancer mets to bone or stress fractures?

A

bone scan

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9
Q

which type of imaging has an excellent demonstration of SOFT TISSUES & bone marrow?

A

MRI

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10
Q

does MRI have radiation?

A

no

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11
Q

what shows brightest on a T1 weight image (MRI)?

A

fat

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12
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what shows brightest on a T2 weight image (MRI)?

A

water

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13
Q

which type of MRI would be used to asses swelling?

A

T2

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14
Q

which type of MRI would be used to plan for a complex surgery?

A

T1

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15
Q

if contrast is added to joint space for an MRI, what is the image called?

A

magnetic resonance arthrogram (MRA)

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16
Q

which type of imaging has a good demonstration of soft tissues and allows real-time dynamic imaging?

A

ultrasound

17
Q

what is the main limitation of ultrasound?

A

limited view of deeper structures

18
Q

hyperechoic material on an ultrasound shows up ____ (color) and is ____ dense

A

white
more
ex: bone, tendon, ligament, nerve, muscle

19
Q

hypoechoic material on an ultrasound shows up ____ (color) and is ____ dense

A

dark
more
ex: nerve, fat

20
Q

hyperechoic material on an ultrasound shows up ____ (color)

A

black
ex: blood vessel, cyst

21
Q

which type of imaging is suited for serial testing and useful for diagnosis and monitoring? (mostly used for bone density)

A

DEXA

22
Q

osteoporosis has a T-score of

A

< -2.5 std

23
Q

osteopenia has a T-score of

A

-1.0 - -2.5

24
Q

criteria for Pittsburgh Guidelines for Knee Trauma

A

MOI of fall or blunt trauma
age <12 or >50 –> x-ray
if no to above, inability to take 4 steps –> image

25
Q

criteria for Canadian Cervical Spine Rule

A

1) ≥65, dangerous mechanism, or numbness or tingling in extremities
yes –> immobilized and image
2) simple rearend MVC, ambulatory at time of scene, no neck pain at scene, no pain during midline palpation
no –> immobilized and image
3) can actively rotate neck 45 degrees L & R regardless of pain
unable –> immobilized and image

26
Q

criteria for Ottawa Knee Rule

A

≥55
tenderness at head of fibula
isolated tenderness of patella
inability to flex to 90
inability to WB immediately 4 steps

27
Q

criteria for Ottawa Ankle Rule

A

ankle:
- pain in malleolar zone and
- bone tenderness at posterior edge or
tip of lateral malleolus or medial mal
- or inability to WB
foot:
- pain in midfoot and
- bone tenderness at base of 5th met
or navicular
- or inability to WB

28
Q

criteria for NOLA & Canadian CT Head Rule

A

HA
vomiting
>60
drug or alcohol intoxication
deficits in short-term memory (30 mins)
evidence of trauma above clavicle
post-traumatic seizures
failure to reach GSC of 15 w/i 2 hours