From this colon study: Image A represents Image B represents Image C represents Image D represents
When inserting an enema tip into a patient’s rectum, the tip…
When inserting an enema tip into a patient’s rectum, the tip should be pushed through the anus directing it:
The right anterior oblique position (RAO) is often employed…
The right anterior oblique position (RAO) is often employed for a gastrointestinal examination because it tends to increase peristalsis. Images taken in this position are primarily intended to visualize the pyloric canal and:
The central ray enters at the vertebral level of _____ for a…
The central ray enters at the vertebral level of _____ for an RAO projection of the esophagus.
Which of the following represents the normal routine for an…
Which of the following represents the normal routine for an esophagus?
Look at the barium/air patterns in this AC colon. Was this…
Look at the barium/air patterns in this AC colon. Was this image taken with the patient lying prone or supine?
What is a major advantage of the double -contrast UGI examin…
What is a major advantage of the double -contrast UGI examination over the single-contrast UGI examination?
In the PA axial projection of the sigmoid colon the C.R. is…
In the PA axial projection of the sigmoid colon the C.R. is angled:
Pouch like herniation through a muscular wall of a tubular o…
Pouch like herniation through a muscular wall of a tubular organ is the definition of:
When introducing an enema tip into a patient’s rectum for a…
When introducing an enema tip into a patient’s rectum for a barium enema, the patient is placed in the _____ position.