Where is the IR centered for small bowel images after the initial image (taken at 15-30 min) has been taken?

What is the term used to describe a semisolid medication that is inserted into the rectum to stimulate peristaltic action/evacuation?

When performing a small bowel study, why is it important to note the time of ingestion of the contrast media and all images be timed from this point?

Which of the following is represented in the above image?

Which of the following is true regarding inflation of the retention balloon for a barium enema?1.) it should be fully inflated by the radiographer after insertion2.) it should only be fully inflated by the radiologist using fluoroscopy3.) it may be fully inflated at any time, by the radiographer or radiologist, with or without the use of fluoro

The double contrast barium enema procedure is particularly good at demonstrating pathologies involving:

Which methods can be used to administer barium for a radiographic examination of the small intestine?1.) orally2.) through NG tube3.) with enteroclysis

Which of the following procedures would require the use of time markers on the images?1.) esophogram2.) small bowel 3.) barium enema

Water soluble contrast media can decrease dehydration in very young or dehydrated patients.

The radiographic appearance demonstrated in the image is indicative of which of the following pathologies?