01-x Ray Tech Review Bank Test
Question Banks with current Limited Scope test on Skull, Torso,Chest,Extremities and Digital X-ray.
- 1.Another name for the Navicular bone?
- A.
Os Calci
- B.
Scaphoid
- C.
Astragalus
- D.
Semilunar
- E.
Triangular
- F.
Cuneiform
- G.
Os magnum
- H.
Unciform
- I.
Greater montangular
- J.
Lesser muntangular
- 2.Another name for the Talus is scaphoid or Navicular
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.Base is the term used to describe the inferior tip of the patella
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.CR for lateral Ankle?
- A.
Perpendicular to Medial Cuneiform
- B.
Perpendicular to Medial Malleolus
- C.
Perpendicular to Lateral Malleolus
- D.
Perpendicular to lateral Cuneiform
- 5.For a AP Pelvis, How you must position your patient to get the Greater Trochanter in profile on a radiograph?
- A.
PATIENT IS PRONE WITH THE BOTH LEG AND FOOT INVERTED 15-20 DEGREES.
- B.
PATIENT IS SUPINE WITH THE BOTH LEG AND FOOT INVERTED 15-20 DEGREES.
- C.
PATIENT IS SUPINE WITH THE BOTH LEG AND FOOT INVERTED 25-30 DEGREES.
- D.
PATIENT IS PRONE WITH THE BOTH LEG AND FOOT INVERTED 25-30 DEGREES.
- E.
PATIENT IS SUPINE WITH THE BOTH LEG AND FOOT INVERTED 35-40 DEGREES.
- 6.For the following bones, which one doesn't have a synonym?
- A.
Scaphoid
- B.
Lunate
- C.
Triquetrum
- D.
Pisiform
- E.
Trapezium
- F.
Trapezoid
- G.
Capitate
- H.
Hamate
- 7.He Ankle Joint is formed by?
- A.
Tibia
- B.
Fibula
- C.
Talus
- D.
Navicular
- 8.How many bones are in a foot?
- A.
12
- B.
22
- C.
26
- D.
29
- 9.How many phalanges are in each foot?
- A.
12
- B.
15
- C.
17
- D.
20
- E.
23
- F.
25
- G.
28
- 10.In radiography, What of all the metatarsal joints is important?
- A.
Base of the 3th metatarsal
- B.
Base of the 1st metararsal
- C.
3th tarsometatarsal (TMT) joint
- D.
Base of the 2nd metatarsal
- 11.In the most postero-inferior part of the calcaneus contain a process called
- A.
Calcaneus salcus
- B.
The tuberosity
- C.
Posterior articular surface
- D.
Sustentaculum tali
- 12.Medial cuneiform bone articulates with
- A.
The navicular distally
- B.
The fisrt and the second metatarsal distally
- C.
The intermediate proximally
- D.
The navicular proximally
- E.
The intermediate laterally
- F.
The fisrt and the second metatarsal proximally
- 13.Name of 3 important anatomic surfaces on calcaneus in which the weight of the body is transmitted to the ground in an erect position.
- A.
Posterior articular facet
- B.
Anterior articular facets
- C.
Lateral articular facets
- D.
Medial articular facets
- E.
Middle articular facets
- 14.Name of the depression between posterior and middle articualr faces on calcaneus is call Calcaneus Notch
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 15.Name of the distal joint surface forming the roof of the ankle mortise joint.
- A.
Fibular plafond
- B.
Medial plafond
- C.
Tibial plafond
- D.
Mortise plafond
- E.
Lateral plafond
- 16.Name of the second largest bone on foot.
- A.
Os Calcis
- B.
Talus
- C.
Cuboid
- D.
Astragulus
- E.
Navicular
- F.
Scaphoid
- G.
Calcaneus
- 17.
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Name that bone- A.
Scaphoid
- B.
Lunate
- C.
Triquetrum
- D.
Pisiform
- E.
Trapezium
- F.
Capitate
- 18.Name the arches on foot.
- A.
Transverse arch
- B.
Longitudinal Anterior arch
- C.
Longitudinal Lateral arch
- D.
Longitudinal Medial arch
- E.
Transverse Oblique arch
- F.
Longitudinal Posterior arch
- 19.Navicular bone articulates with wich bones?
- A.
Anteriorly with Talus
- B.
Posteriorly with Talus
- C.
Laterally with Talus
- D.
Posteriorly with the 3 cuneiform bones
- E.
Anteriorly with the 3 cuneiform bones
- F.
Laterally with the 3 cuneiform bones
- 20.Of all metatarsals, which is consider very important a radiograph of foot?
- A.
1st metatarsal
- B.
2nd metatarsal
- C.
3th metatarsal
- D.
4th metatarsal
- E.
5th metatarsal
- 21.Other names for the triquetrum bone
- A.
Os calci
- B.
Scaphoid
- C.
Astragalus
- D.
Semilunar
- E.
Triangular
- F.
Cuneiform
- G.
Os magnum
- H.
Unciform
- I.
Greater multangular
- J.
Lesser multangular
- 22.Rotation of the forearm so the palm faces down is called:
- A.
Hyperflexion
- B.
Inversion
- C.
Supination
- D.
Pronation
- 23.T OR F - T9 - T12 are similar to typical Thoracic Vertebrae?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 24.T or F - ALL Thoracic Vertebrae have facets for articulations with ribs?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 25.T or F Rib articulations for T/S are classified as SYNOVIAL and DIARTHRODIAL with slight gliding movement
- A.
True
- B.
False
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