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POSITIONING AND ARTIFACTS POWERPOINT
Cr,
Cd,
D
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Directional Terms
Two limb specific directional ter...,
Two limb specific directional ter...,
Two limb specific directional ter...
10
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Preparation Factors
When considering preparation fact...,
Two patient preparation factors,
What three things could you consi...
6
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More Preparation Factors
What is important to have when ta...,
What two areas in large animals a...,
When taking x rays the interest a...
10
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Positioning Aids
If it isn t possible to remove a ...,
Horse hoof preparation before a r...,
Two advantages of positioning aids
6
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Artifacts
Three causes of artifacts,
What are three problems that resu...,
Six types of artifacts
8
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SA AXIAL POSITIONING
What are two main principles of t...,
Four key factors for obtaining a ...,
Parts of the axial skeleton 5
7
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Spine
What are the two main principles ...,
What are three keys to obtaining ...,
What two things can keep the spin...
4
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SOFT TISSUE POWERPOINT
What are the general soft tissues...,
General areas of soft tissue in t...,
Six general areas of soft tissue ...
10
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Special Procedures of Soft Tissue
Before using contrast for enhance...,
Many soft tissues like the abdomi...,
Contrast media can increase the v...
10
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Contrast Agents
What are three examples of negati...,
Of the three negative contrast ag...,
What is double contrast
10
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More Contrast Agents
Ionic contrast agents are irritat...,
Non ionic contrast agents can be ...,
Two categories of iodine positive...
10
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GI Contrast Studies
What is an ideal position for an ...,
What superimposition may you get ...,
Contrast agents for an esophagogr...
10
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Lower GI Contrast Studies + Urogram
Barium and iodine are also the ag...,
During a lower gi contrast study ...,
Positions for a lower gi contrast...
10
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Urinary Contrast Studies
What is cystography,
What contrast agents could be use...,
Iodine dose for cystography
9
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CNS Contrast Studies + More
Myelography,
What contrast agent is used for a...,
Administration points for iodine ...
10
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Soft Tissue X-rays of Thorax and Abdomen
Which view is needed for the heart,
Which thoracic views are needed f...,
Why are lung tumors highly visible
11
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SPECIAL ANIMAL POWERPOINT
What are principles,
In the case of exotics tortoise s...,
Another variable that may need to...
10
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Restraint
What is a main concern for exotic...,
When using physical restraint dev...,
When using chemical restraint for...
10
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Avian
Measurement for avian whole body ...,
What wings should you never tape ...,
Avian whole body vd key positioning
9
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Small Mammal
If we are radiographing a small m...,
What is the preferred method of r...,
What are some common physical res...
8
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Reptiles and Amphibians
The preferred restraint for repti...,
Position and manipulation for a w...,
Measurement for lizard like
10
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Snakes + Fish
Snakes are size dependent if they...,
Large and docile snakes may only ...,
3 physical restraint for a snake
6
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LARGE ANIMAL POWERPOINT
Two things to remember for safety...,
What specific things should you k...,
What specific things should you k...
10
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Specific Considerations
What is the kvp on a portable mac...,
Beam limiting on a portable machi...,
Exposure time on a portable machi...
10
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Prep and Safety
Before a radiograph artifacts sho...,
Who requires shielding during lar...,
Cassette holding is never _______...
5
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ULTRASOUND POWERPOINT
Ultrasound,
Hz,
Ultrasound useful range
10
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Specific Tissues
Attenuation,
When sound waves are absorbed wha...,
Sound waves with increased freque...
10
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Echoes
Bc sound waves transmit excellent...,
Why are soft tissue reflections v...,
Echogenicity
10
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Displays
What is display mode m motion use...,
What is an mpr display mode,
What is 3d mode typically used for
10
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Transducer + Probes
Lower frequency _____________ dep...,
Higher frequency _______________ ...,
Frequency correlates to the resol...
10
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Probes
Disadvantage of sector convex probe,
Advantages of a matrix probe,
What changes depth and penetration
10
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Settings
What does the gain setting do,
What does time gain compensation do,
How does time gain compensation c...
10
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Scanning
When manipulating the transducer ...,
Before performing an ultrasound i...,
A systematic approach is best whe...
10
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