Label B
A. Flexor Tendon
B. Extensor Tendon
C. Ulnar Collateral Ligament
D. Radial Collateral Ligament
B. Extensor Tendon
Capitulum
Radial head
Trochlear
B radial head
C capitulum
D trochlear
inverted elbow
To get better fat saturation on a humerus scan, which of the following techniques may be used:
a) break the slices and FOV into two small stacks
b) use shim to cover the slices
c) use STIR instead of a T2 FS
d) position the patient such that humerus is away from the side of the bore and closer to the center.
a) a and b only
b) a and c only
c)a, b, and d only
d) all of the above
d) all of the above
While scanning Elbow with hx of Bicep tear, what is the most important area we have to cover?
A. Ulnar tuberosity
B. Radial tuberosity
C. Olecranon process
Radial tuberosity
When patient comes in with Dx of Kienbocks’s disease, which bone is area of interest?
A. Lunate
B. Scapular
C. Schapoid
D. Trapezium
Lunate
What passes through the carpal tunnel?
A. Flexor Tendon
B. Extensor tendon
C. Median nerve
C. MEDIAN
What pathology indicated?
Mass - right parotid gland
What does arrow indicate?
left parotid mass
What does arrow indicate ?
submandibular gland
What does arrow indicate?
Vocal cord Schwannoma
Match:
Mandibular fossa,
External auditory meatus (EAM),
Mastoid air cells,
Condyloid process of mandible (condyle), Articular eminence
A. Mandibular fossa
B. Articular eminence
C. Condyloid process of mandible (condyle)
D. Mastoid air cells
E. External auditory meatus (EAM)
MATCH
Mandibular fossa
Condyloid process
Articular eminence
Articular disk
C - Mandibular fossa
D - Condyloid process
A - Articular eminence
B - Articular disk
What plane
Sagittal oblique TMJ (closed vs. open mouth)
To get better fat saturation on a humerus scan, the following techniques may be used:
a) break the slices and FOV into two small stacks
b) use shim to cover the slices
c) use STIR instead of a T2 FS
d) position the patient such that humerus is away from the side of the bore and closer to the center.
a) a and b only
b) a and c only
c) a, b, and d only
d) all of the above
d) all of the above
While scanning Elbow with hx of Bicep tear, what is the most important area we have to cover?
A. Ulnar tuberosity
B. Radial tuberosity
C. Olecranon process
B. Radial tuberosity
MATCH to letters
1. Subscapularis muscle
2. Inferior labrum
3. Glenoid
4. Supraspinatus muscle
5. Clavicle
6. Superior labrum
On a sagittal T-spine localizer image, the vertebral level can be determined by using:
a) The xyphoid as a landmark, and counting up to T12
b) The sternal notch as a landmark and counting down from TI
c) A larger FOV and counting down from C2
d) Lead markers to mark T12 and T1 on large FOV images
c) A larger FOV and counting down from C2
clavicle, AC joint, supraspinatus tendon, biceps tendon
A. clavicle
B. AC joint
C. supraspinatus tendon
D. biceps tendon
When scanning the brachial plexus axial slice alignment is ___________ to the long axis (C4 to C7) with coverage from C3 through T3 whereas coronal slice alignment is ___________ to the long axis (C4 to C7) with coverage from Anterior neck wall to posterior aspect of the spinal cord.
perpendicular , parallel
A. clavicle
B. superior labrum
C. supraspinatus muscle
D. glenoid
E. inferior labrum
F. subscapularis muscle
Patient has hx of prolactinoma and is ordered brain w/wo, what exam will you scan?
A. MS Brain
B. Orbits
C. IAC
D. Pituitary
D. Pituitary
What is the name of this lesion?
a. meningioma
b. astrocytoma
c. macroadenoma
d. microadenoma
d. microadenoma
Brachial plexus refers to which spinal nerves
C5 to T1
Passive shielding is achieved by incorporating ________ in the walls
a) Steel
b) Copper
c) Aluminum
b) Copper