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What plane does a patient move in when going )1

from anatomical position to
?supine
a) Sagittal
b) Transverse
c) Coronal
d) Oblique

The thoracic mediastinum can be divided into what )2

?structures
a) Lungs and heart
b) Left and right lungs
c) Heart and great vessels
d) Digestive and urinary/reproductive

:Olecranal refers to the )3

a) Back bone
b) Heel
c) Elbow
d) Back of knee
e) Calf of leg
 All of the following are functions of the skeletal )4
:system EXCEPT
a) Hematopoiesis
b) Allow movement
c) Storage of 90% of potassium
d) Support soft tissue
e) Protect organs

What type of bone is described as two parallel )5

compact bone segments
”sandwiching“
?a spongy bone segment
a) Sesamoid (patella)
b) Irregular (vertebrae)
c) Long (humerus)
d) Short (wrist)
e) Flat (sternum)

An individual joins a line of people receiving .6

injections and sees the
proceedings at the head of the line. The health
care provider administering the
:injections may reasonably assume that
a. The individual's voluntary submission and apparent
knowledge of
 .the procedure implies consent
.b. Written consent will be required
.c. Oral consent is needed
d. Injecting the patient without his or her express
consent would
.constitute battery

If a physician fails to obtain express consent .7

before performing invasive
surgery on a nonmilitary patient, he or she is likely
:to be found guilty of
.a. Assault
.b. Battery
.c. Negligence
.d. Defamation

A formula for implied consent that is inferred .8

from the patient's behavior would
:be
a. Involuntary submission without apparent
.knowledge
.b. Involuntary submission with apparent knowledge
.c. Voluntary submission without apparent knowledge
.d. Voluntary submission with apparent knowledge

Which of the following shifts the determination of .9

 informational needs from the
?physician to the patient
.a. The professional practice standard of disclosure
b. The reasonable person (material risk) standard of
.disclosure
.c. Professional codes of ethics
.d.“ The thing speaks for itself "doctrine

:The purpose of disclosure is to .10

.a. Protect the physician from medical malpractice
b. Enable patients to exercise their autonomy by
intelligently selecting
.treatment options
c. Foster paternalism in health care, and give the
patient the benefit
.of full disclosure
d. Emphasize the potential risks rather than
.treatment options

That special branch of science having to do with .11

radiant energy and radiant
:substances in both diagnosis and treatment is called
.a. Roentgenism
.b. Roentgenography
.c. Radiography
.d. Radiology
Which of the following names best applies to the .12
smallest particle of the
element tungsten that has all of the properties of
?tungsten
.a. Atom
.b. Molecule
.c. Compound
.d. Nucleus

:The function of the generator is to .13

.a. Change AC voltage to DC voltage
.b. Produce a strong magnetic field
.c. Remove ions from electrons
.d. Convert mechanical energy to electrical energy

Which of the following choices correctly lists the .14

charged particles of an
?atom
.a. Protons, neutrons, and electrons
.b. Protons and electrons
.c. Neutrons and electrons
.d. Protons and neutrons

:Isotopes are atoms that .15

a. Have varying numbers of both neutrons and
 .protons
b. Have the same number of protons, but varying
.numbers of neutrons
c. Have the same number of neutrons, but various
numbers of protons
d. Have the same number of both protons and
.neutrons

:The function of the autotransformer is to .16

a. Stabilize the fixed voltage of the step-down
.transformer
.b. Act as a voltage regulator to the filament
c. Select the primary voltage for x-ray machine
.circuits
d. Help reduce power loss in the transformer due to
.eddy currents

The function of the step-up transformer in x- .17

:ray equipment is to
.a. Change AC voltage to DC
.b. Produce high voltage
.c. Increase milliamperes to amperes
.d. Reduce the power loss in the x-ray tube

Of the following, which type of rectification is .18

considered most efficient for
 ?the production of x-rays
.a. Self
.b. Half-wave
.c. Full-wave
.d. Inverse suppressor

Which part of the X-ray tube controls the rate .19

at which electrons are
?released
.a. Anode
.b. Glass envelope
.c. Target
.d. Filament

What are the two basic requirements of the .20

?target in an x-ray tube
a. Low electrical resistance and strong magnetic
.fields
.b. High melting point and high atomic number
.c. Electrical neutrality and good heat conduction
d. Low electron emission and high potential to
.ground

From the figure, Where sesamoid bone And 5th .21

base of metatarsal
 :The CR for an AP foot is .22
.a. Angled 5 degrees to the 3rd metatarsal
b. Angled 10 degrees to the base of the 3rd
.metatarsal
c. Angled 10 degrees to the head of the 3rd
.metatarsal
d. Angled 20 degrees to the base of the 3rd
.metatarsal

A foot routine (AP, lateral, and oblique) is useful .23

in demonstrating
.a _______fracture
.a. Pott’s
.b. Greenstick
.c. Sully
.d. March
I
II

:The CR for the plantodorsal calcaneus is .24

a. The great toe placed 2” below the upper film
.border
 b. The base of the third metatarsal centered to
.the film
c. The midpoint between the apex of the calcaneus
and the third
.metacarpal to film center
d. The midpoint of the malleoli centered to the
portion of the film in
.use

The technical factors for a plantodorsal .25

:calcaneus is
.a. ½ 8 X 10 NB
.b. ½ 8 X 10 CW NB
.c. ½ 8 X 10 CW B
.d. ½ 8 X 10 LW NB

:Another name for the sunrise knee is the .26

.a. Tangential (axial) projection
.b. PA axial projection
.c. PA projection (Caldwell method)
d. Modified parietoacanthial projection (Modified
.Waters method)

:Another name for a tunnel knee is .27

.a. Tangential (axial) projection
.b. PA axial projection
 .c. PA projection (Caldwell method)
.d. Coyle trauma method

the primary reason that fast screen/film .28

combination reduce the
patient dose is because they permit a reduction of
the
a. KVP
b. MAS
c. Grid ratio
d. Focal spot size

when compared with calcium tungustate rare .29

earth screens
generally result in decrease of
a. Number of light photons/absorbed x-ray
b. Screen mottle
c. Speed
d. Patient dose
e. All the above

the numbering of scatter photons reaching a .30

screen/film receptore
decrease with increasing
a. Field size
b. Patient thickness
 c. KVP
d. Filtration
e. Grid ratio
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