1.
Who is responsible for the radiation safety of all healthcare workers during an exam?
2.
is the # 1 cause of trauma cases in the ED?
3.
When performing the lateral scapula, the CR should be aligned to the scapular blade.
4.
The first Principle of trauma radiography is to obtain 2 projections ___ apart.
5.
When imaging a patient in a collar and you are unable to clearly visualize the dens, which projection is used to demonstrate the dens within the foramen magnum?
6.
Your patient has a unilateral broken hip. Which is the best way to achieve a lateral hip x-ray?
7.
When imaging a trauma patient, remember to ____ ____ and make eye contact.
8.
What results when the CR-IR relationship is not maintained?
9.
what position is used to pbtain a lateral hip when both hips are fractured?
10.
How much tube angulation should be used for the oblique projection of the sternum for a large, “deep-chested” trauma patient?
11.
When imaging a trauma finger, hand, or wrist, the part of interest should be as ______ to the IR as possible.
12.
When a patient is unable to extend their arm for an AP elbow, and 2 alternate projections can be taken one of which is _____ _____.
13.
This version of the Coyle method with the arm flexed 90* and the CR directed 45* ____ the shoulder, will demonstrate the ___ ____.
14.
The Coyle method used to demonstrate the coronoid process is similar to what elbow projection?
15.
If a proximal humerus fracture is suspected, what alternate projection of the shoulder can be used to demonstrate the fracture?
16.
when imaging a trauma oblique foot projection the CR should be directed 30*-40* ______.
17.
What alternate positioning can be used when imaging the sternum of a trauma patient who can be moved.
