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1The centring point for an abdomen AP supine is
- A1cm below a line joining the ASIS
- B2.5 cm below a line joining the iliac crests
- C1cm below a line joining the iliac crests
- D2.5 cm above the symphysis pubis
2Arrested inspiration is required for an AP abdomen
- ATrue
- BFalse
3The centring point for an Ankle Mortise view is [blank_start]between the malleoli[blank_end], collimation should include the [blank_start]lower third[blank_end] of the tibia and fibula.
On a lateral ankle the centring point is the [blank_start]medial malleolus[blank_end].- Abetween the malleoli
- Bdistal third
- Cmedial malleolus
4A standard AP C-Spine is used to image C[blank_start]3-7[blank_end]
- A3-7
- B1-7
- C3-6
- D2-7
5The centring point for a PA chest is T[blank_start]8[blank_end]
- A8 (spinous process of 7)
- B7 (spinous process of 6)
- C9 (spinous process of 8)
6What is the centring point for a PA clavicle?
- ACorocoid Process
- BMiddle of the clavicle
- CAcromion Process
- DEnd of the clavicle
7The centring point for an AP Elbow is
- A2.5cm distal from a line joining the medial and lateral epicondyles
- B2.5cm proximal from a line joining the medial and lateral epicondyles
- Cbetween the medial and lateral epicondyles
- D2.5cm distal from a line joining the medial and lateral malleoli
8An ideal AP femur should include [blank_start]both the knee and hip joints[blank_end]
- Aboth the knee and hip joints
- Bthe knee joint
- Cthe hip joint
- Dthe shaft of the femur
9The centring point for DP Fingers is the [blank_start]PIPJ[blank_end]
- APIPJ
- BMetacarpal Head
- CDIPJ
10For a DP foot the foot should be raised by (or the tube angled by) [blank_start]15[blank_end] degrees
- A15
- B20
- C45
- D90
11An ideal AP forearm should include
- Aboth the wrist and elbow
- Bthe wrist
- Cthe elbow
- Dthe elbow and fingertips
12For a good lateral forearm or wrist the radial and ulna styloid processes should be [blank_start]superimposed[blank_end]
- Asuperimposed
13The centring point for an AP Hip is the [blank_start]femoral[blank_end] pulse, which is [blank_start]2.5[blank_end]cm distally along the perpendicular bisector of a line joining the ASIS and the symphysis pubis
- A2.5
- B1
- C0
- Dfemoral
- Ebrachial
- Fcarotid
- Gdistal
14The centring point for an AP Knee is 1cm below the apex of the patella
- ATrue
- BFalse
15A 'Skyline' projection is imaging what?
- AThe patella
- BThe calcaneum
- CThe foot
- DThe occipital bone
16The centring point for an AP lumbar spine is the lower costal margin. This is at L[blank_start]3[blank_end]
- A3
17The centring point for an AP Pelvis is midway between the [blank_start]ASIS[blank_end] and the [blank_start]upper border of the symphysis pubis[blank_end]
- AASIS
- Bupper border of the symphysis pubis
- CFemoral pulse
- Diliac crests
- EUmbilicus
18The centring point for an AP T-Spine is 2.5cm below the [blank_start]sternal angle[blank_end]. You are aiming to image [blank_start]C7-L1[blank_end]
- Asternal angle
- Bdiaphragm
- Clower costal margin
- DC7-L1
- ET1-T12
- FT1-T8
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- Radiography Quiz on Positioning Quiz, created by J L on 27/02/2021.
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