Test 1 - Specialised Radiographic Procedure II
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Answer ALL questions. This test consist of MCQ. Choose the MOST appropriate answer for each MCQ questions.
- 1.Paediatric patient need a special care and attention because
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A. They are fragile and sensitive to disease.
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B. Their physical and mental is not fully developed.
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C. There are young and have the right to be nurtured by the adult.
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D. They cannot yet appreciate the feeling of loving people and being loved by others.
- 2.When is a normal child usually starting to walk by their own unaided?
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A. From 3 months old
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B. From 10 months old
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C. From 15 months old
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D. From 24 months old
- 3.Which of the following is NOT the role of a caregiver during a radiographic procedure involving paediatric patient?
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A. Involve with the procedure if necessary
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B. Give consent if requested by the healthcare personnel
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C. Always protective and prioritize their children during the procedure
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D. Assist the radiographer to explain to their children about the procedure.
- 4.Which of the following approach is MOST appropriate when in dealing with a paediatric patient?
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A. Always respect the patient and always talk like adult
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B. Talk with loud and serious voice
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C. Communicate with them at the same eye level
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D. Be stern when dealing with them to get full cooperation
- 5.Which of the following is NOT the correct approach in effective explanation in dealing with a 5 years old paediatric patient?
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A. Remove unnecessary distraction during explanation.
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B. Explain the procedure to the guardian only and clarify their role during the procedure.
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C. Maintain eye contact with the children and always repeat your instruction to get their cooperation.
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D. Provide the child with choices on how to assist them during the procedure
- 6.Which of the following immobilization aids is NOT commonly use for upper limb X-ray examination of a newborn patient?
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A. Radiolucent sponge
- B.
B. Cloth/towel
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C. Sandbags
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D. Masking tape/strap
- 7.What is the main purpose of using the 15° foam pad in paediatric Anteroposterior (AP) Chest X-ray examination?
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A. To prevent hyperextension and lordosis of spine
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B. To ensure patient is totally immobilized
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C. For radiation protection purposes
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D. To avoid any rotation during positioning
- 8.What is the exact collimation area for paediatric chest x-ray radiograph?
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A. Collimate 1 inch above apex to lower costal margin
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B. Collimate 1 inch above apex to xiphoid proces
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C. Collimate from mastoid to slightly above iliac crest
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D. Collimate from 1 inch above apex to slightly above iliac crest
- 9.The Tam-em board can be use for all of the following projection EXCEPT
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A. AP Chest
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B. AP Abdomen
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C. AP Pelvis
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D. AP Foot
- 10.For children age 0-3 years old, a good full inspiration chest x-ray radiograph can be assess by showing
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A. 6 anterior ribs, 6 posterior ribs
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B. 6 anterior ribs, 8 posterior ribs
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C. 6 anterior ribs, 9 posterior ribs
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D. 6 anterior ribs, 10 posterior ribs
- 11.A 2 years old boy is suspected with bowel obstruction. What is the series projections required to rule out the pathology?
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A. AP Abdomen erect and supine
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B. AP Abdomen supine only
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C. AP Abdomen erect only
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D. AP Chest supine and AP Abdomen supine.
- 12.Where is the BEST centring point for AP Abdomen x-ray for an infant?
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A. 1 inch above iliac crest
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B. 1 inch above umbilicus
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C. At level of umbilicus
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D. At level of iliac crest
- 13.All of the following are the common physical problem face by elderly who have osteoarthritis at the knee joint EXCEPT
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A. The patient cannot stand too long
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B. The patient cannot walk fast
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C. The patient cannot bend the knee
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D. The patient cannot stay too long in cold room condition
- 14.What is the technical modification that needs to be done in AP pelvis projection of an osteoporosis patient?
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A. Use fastest film screen combination
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B. Reduce the exposure factor
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C. Use fine focal spot
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D. Use higher grid ratio
- 15.All of the following approach can be applied in dealing with geriatric patient to get full cooperation during radiographic procedure EXCEPT
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A. Always respect the patient and always talk like adult
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B. Provide time for them to comply during the examination
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C. Speak closer and reduce background noise
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D. Give trust to them and limit close supervision during the procedure.
- 16.What is the major effect of stiffen breathing muscle and ribs cage among elderly?
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A. Short of breath
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B. Cannot remain still and avoid movement
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C. Fragile chest
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D. Decrease oxygen-carbon dioxide exchange
- 17.Changes in muscle and bones due to aging in geriatric patient will usually cause all of the following EXCEPT
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A. Increase the risk of fall
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B. Reduce ability to hold urine
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C. Reduce lung’s elasticity.
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D. Lead to presbyopia.
- 18.Arthroplasty surgery is common for a geriatric patient with __________________.
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A. Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
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B. Intervetebral disc problem.
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C. Rheumatoid arthritis
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D. Osteoporosis
- 19.If a geriatric patient is scheduled for a contrast examination, the appointment should considered the procedure to be conducted ______________________
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A. Early in the morning.
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B. During a non-hectic condition of the department.
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C. After office hour.
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D. when their children or relatives are available.
- 20.What is the MOST common indication for hip x-ray examination among elderly?
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A. Emphysema
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B. Osteoartritis
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C. Osteoporosis
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D. Gout
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