X-Rays

1. Radiograph film cassette is placed under the patients back and a portable X-Ray machine is positioned over the patients chest

Bilateral Decubitus

All of the above

2. Patients chest is place against the film cassette.

Anterior/Posterior View

Posterior/Anterior View

Lateral Decubitus

All of the above

3. What Chest Radiograph is performed on patients who are unable to stand?

Anteriorposterior view

Posterioranterior view

Bilateral Decubitus

All of the above

4. Enlarges Cardiac Magnification

Bilateral Decubitus

All of the above

5. When checking for Fluid in the Lung, what position would you place the patient in

Anterior/Posterior

Posterior/Anterior

Later Decubitus

All of the above

6. Within a Normal Lung, where would you see infiltrates on an X-Ray

Inside the lung (pleural space)

Outside the lung

Below the diaphragm

All of the above

7. By convention the Left Side of the chest is placed against the film cassette

Bilateral Decubitus

Lateral

8. What procedure often clears Rhonchi

Antibiotics

Suctioning

Percussions

Excersize

9. Minimizes Cardiac Magnification which can be a complication of other views

Posterioranterior view

Anteriorposterior view

Bilateral Decubitus

All of the above

10. What are the TWO Components of RUBS

Inspiration

Expiration

Wheezing

Crackles

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11. Within a Normal Lung, where would Effusion occur

Inside the lung

Outside the lung

Below the diaphragm

All of the above

12. The X-Ray exits ventrally is considered what position

Anterior/Posterior view

Posterior/Anterior view

Bilateral Decubitus

All of the above

13. When ordered a PA radiograph, what is ordered in conduction with it

Lateral

None of the above

14. What disease can you find Rhonchi Sounds

COPD (bronchitis)

Restrictive Disease (Pneumonia)

ICP

All of the above

15. Deviated AWAY from the Diseased Side "Tracheal Shift"

Pneumothorax

Pleural Effusion

Large Mass

None of the Above

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16. Factors to be considered on all X-Rays

Angulation

Inspiration

Rotation

Exposure and Orientation

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17. During a Posterior Anterior Chest Radiograph, what are we looking for?

Pleural Effusion

CHF

Atelectasis

Direct Lung Injury

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18. What are the 3 components of Pericardial Friction Rub

Early Diastole

Late Diastole

Systole

Inspiration

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19. What are the positions for X-Rays

Anterior Posterior View

Posterior Anterior View

Bilateral Decubitus View

Lateral View

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20. Select the ones you like

Option1

Option2

Option3

Option4

21. What is the difference between the sounds of Rhonchi and Wheezing

Length in sound

Time of sound

The size of piping

None of the above

22. Comes from Large Airways with a Lower pitched sound

Wheezing

Rubs

Rhonchi

Crackles

23. Rhonchi sounds usually come from

Mucous/Secretions

Atelectasis

Pleural Effusion

None of the above

24. Because the right side of the body is closer to the source of the X-Ray the Lateral View

The right side is less magnified than the left side

The right side is greater magnified than the left side

The right and left side are equally magnified

All of the above

25. Heard with narrowed Bronchus--Tends to be due to Bronchospasm

Rhonchi

Wheezing

Rubs

Crackles

26. Heard in expiration or inspiration or both

Wheezing

Rhonchi

Crackles

Rubs

27. Sound comes from small airways with a high pitched sound

Rhonchi

Rubs

Crackles

Wheezing

28. Diseases that are Deviated towards Diseased Side "Tracheal Shift"

Atelectasis

Agenesis of Lung

Pneumonectomy

Pleural Fibrosis

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29. What breath sound is due to Collapse of the Alveoli

Wheezing

Rubs

Crackles

Rhonchi

30. What Breath sound is the same as Rales or Creps

Wheezing

Crackles

Rhonchi

Rubs

31. Crackles are heard in what

Atelectasis

Consolidation

Fibrosis

Regional Collapse

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32. What are some things that cause TRACHEAL SHIFTS

Mediastinal Masses

Tracheal Masses

Kyphoscoliosis

None of the Above

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33. Because of Cartilage what tends not to Spasm

Large Airways

Small Airways

Trachea

All of the above

34. Grating Sound

Wheezing

Rubs

Rhonchi

Rales

35. Radiograph that is difficult to interpret due to many potential technical problems

Posterior

Bilateral Decubitus

36. In a Rubs Breath Sound it can be due to

CV

Pleural

Visceral Pleura

None of the above

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37. Rubs is usually caused by

Fibrosis of Pleura

Restrictive Lung Disease

PE with Infarction

None of the above

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X-rays

1. Radiograph film cassette is placed under the patients back and a portable X-Ray machine is positioned over the patients chest

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Patients chest is place against the film cassette.

3. What Chest Radiograph is performed on patients who are unable to stand?

4. Enlarges Cardiac Magnification

5. When checking for Fluid in the Lung, what position would you place the patient in

6. Within a Normal Lung, where would you see infiltrates on an X-Ray

7. By convention the Left Side of the chest is placed against the film cassette

8. What procedure often clears Rhonchi

9. Minimizes Cardiac Magnification which can be a complication of other views

10. What are the TWO Components of RUBS

11. Within a Normal Lung, where would Effusion occur

12. The X-Ray exits ventrally is considered what position

13. When ordered a PA radiograph, what is ordered in conduction with it

14. What disease can you find Rhonchi Sounds

15. Deviated AWAY from the Diseased Side "Tracheal Shift"

16. Factors to be considered on all X-Rays

17. During a Posterior Anterior Chest Radiograph, what are we looking for?

18. What are the 3 components of Pericardial Friction Rub

19. What are the positions for X-Rays

20. Select the ones you like

21. What is the difference between the sounds of Rhonchi and Wheezing

22. Comes from Large Airways with a Lower pitched sound

23. Rhonchi sounds usually come from

24. Because the right side of the body is closer to the source of the X-Ray the Lateral View

25. Heard with narrowed Bronchus--Tends to be due to Bronchospasm

26. Heard in expiration or inspiration or both

27. Sound comes from small airways with a high pitched sound

28. Diseases that are Deviated towards Diseased Side "Tracheal Shift"

29. What breath sound is due to Collapse of the Alveoli

30. What Breath sound is the same as Rales or Creps

31. Crackles are heard in what

32. What are some things that cause TRACHEAL SHIFTS

33. Because of Cartilage what tends not to Spasm

34. Grating Sound

35. Radiograph that is difficult to interpret due to many potential technical problems

36. In a Rubs Breath Sound it can be due to

37. Rubs is usually caused by