Week 9- Physical therapy and Diagnostic Imaging Flashcards
How does a CMA asses a patient’s gait?
CMA will have the patient walk around the hallway in the office
Uses a contrast medium & fluoroscopy that looks at abnormalities/ injuries of joints, cartilage, tendons or ligaments?
Arthrography
Procedure used to examine uterus & fallopian tubes by fluoroscopy?
Hysterosalpingography
Involves oral administration of contrast dye and is an imaging test that checks for problems in your upper GI tract?
Barium Swallow/esophagogram
Procedure that uses combo of X rays & computer technology to produce images of the inside of the body
Computed Tomography (CT scan)
Radiologic procedure that uses magentic field to create detailed images of organ and tissues
MRI
Procedure that outlines the size, shape and position of the kidneys, ureters and bladder; X ray of abdomen
KUB (kidney, ureter, bladder) xray
This diagnostic imaging modality uses radionuclides
Nuclear medicine
diagnostic procedure that directs high frequency sound waves through skin over the body & produces images
Ultrasound
Before a CT scan w/ contrast, you should ask the patient if
they have any allergies to contrast media, iodine or shellfish
therapy technique used to contstrict blood vessels, prevent swelling and control bleeding
cryotherapy
nuclear medicine study used to detect early signs of cancer, heart diseased and brain disorders
PET scan (Position emission tomography)
X ray exam that can detect abnormalities of the large intestine (can evaluates polyps, diverticulitis, tumors or motility problems of colon or rectum) ?
barium enema
X ray with a video
Fluoroscopy