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Introduction to Bones and Joints
How many bones are there in an in...,
Approximately how many bones are ...,
How many cranial and facial bones...
39
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Hand, Wrist and Forearm 1
What are routine projections for ...,
W,
At are routine projections for fo...
22
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Hand, Wrist and Forearm 2
Why when assessing an x ray would...,
What is the metacarpal sign,
What is the metacarpal index used...
49
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Elbow and Arm
What are routine x ray projection...,
What are routine x ray projection...,
What are some clinical indication...
45
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Shoulder
What are routine projections for ...,
What are routine x ray projection...,
What are the clinical indications...
53
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Foot and Ankle 1
How many tarsal bones are there,
What are the 2 tarsals bones in t...,
What tarsal bone is in the interm...
39
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Foot and Ankle 2
Why do we use lines of measuremen...,
When assessing a radiograph the l...,
When assessing a radiograph for t...
34
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Knee and Femur
What are the clinical indications...,
What,
What is the criteria of the ottow...
32
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Hip and Pelvis
The majority of females have what...,
What type of pelvis do males have,
What are the routine projections ...
61
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B - Intro to Physics
Was x ray discovered or developed,
Who was x ray discovered by,
In what year did medical imaging ...
28
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B - Interaction, Attenuation, Scatter and Filtration
What happens to x rays we have pr...,
What is attenuation,
What are the processes of attenua...
23
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B - Factors affecting scatter radiation fog
What are the two diagnostic atten...,
What is compton effect scatter an...,
There are 4 main factors affectin...
13
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B - Beam restriction, Collimation and Grids
What is scatter radiation,
Why don t we want scatter radiation,
How can we reduce scatter radiation
27
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B - CR/DR
What is cr imaging,
What is dr imaging,
What does cr stand for
19
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B - Principle factors affecting Image Quality
Primary control of contrast is,
Primary control of density is,
What are principle factors that c...
25
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B - Radiobiology
What is radiobiology,
What are the 2 different radiatio...,
What is a gray
24
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B - Radiation Protection
What are the general principles o...,
How to we protect and prevent sta...,
What is the ppe for staff
9
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B - Alternative Imaging modalities
What modalities exist within radi...,
How does ultrasound work,
What different types of ultrasoun...
27
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Cervical Spine
What is the structure of the atla...,
What is the function of atlas c1,
What is the structure of axis c2
45
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Chest
What is visible on the chest x ra...,
What is the thorax,
What is the x ray projections of ...
38
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Thoracic and Lumbar
What is the anatomy of the thorac...,
What are the shapes of vertebral ...,
What are the characteristics of v...
39
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Abdomen
What are the four quadrants of th...,
What are the 9 regions of the abd...,
What are clinical indication for ...
24
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