問題一覧
1
fb or mlo
2
fb
3
sectional (mlo upper mlo lower)
4
fb, 2 cc, lmo
5
2 cc (medial and lateral) cv lmo
6
cc plus xccl mlo plus at to image missed tissue
7
chair examination
8
cc ml or mlo of surgical site may or may not include magnification spot compression and or AT
9
mammograms can be performed 6-12 months after completion of radiation treatment infection control critical
10
cc pt supine on stretcher xray tube 90° rotated cc pt lateral on stretcher dray tube 90° rotated image FB or CC mlo tube is 0° pt semiprone or lateral
11
fb lm
12
image entire breast if necessary image separately use nipple markers can prevent unnecessary imaaging
13
this may be impossible to avoid in the elderly use index finger avoid pushing outside the compression field
14
if ml IR must be parallel to the pectoral muscle IR should be positioned in the axilla 2 images for each routine proj posterior and anterior may be necessary flex paddle avoid over compression of posterior breasg tissue to achieve achieve adequate compression of anterior breast
15
cc with pt standing away from the unit and leaning forward MLO using reduced tube angulation
16
reverse lmo or lm
17
spot compression
18
spot compression
19
magnification
20
magnification
21
ml, lm
22
ml, lm
23
ml
24
lm
25
ml
26
xccl
27
cc for cv
28
cc for cv
29
cc with roll L/M
30
cc with roll L/M
31
tan
32
tan
33
mlo for at
34
lmo
35
lmo
36
pectus excavatum, prominent pacemakers, prominent pectoral muscle, hickman catheters, post operative open heart surgery
37
sio
38
specimen
39
Speed and efficiency are important because the patient may be under anesthesia.Always use compression when imaging larger specimensMagnification may help to visualize microcalcifications
40
suspended
41
suspended
42
raised inframammary fold
43
turn away from the side being examine
44
apart with weight equally distributed
45
placed by the patient side
46
nipple centered on the ir
47
medial and lateral aspect must be included in the collimated area
48
20% of the time
49
1cm
50
appropriate markers and labelling
51
30-60
52
thin pt
53
drape over the top of the ir ipper border of the ir fits in the armpit
54
compression
55
anterior breast tissue
56
sagging and distortion
57
ductal architecture
58
mammographer
59
adjust skin over the sternum and clavicle to reduce pulling sensation
60
convex shaped pectoral muscle
projection
projection
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projection
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IR
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IR
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ct midterm
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ct midterm
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ct midterm part 2
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ct midterm part 2
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ct midterm 3
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ct midterm 3
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part 1
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part 1
24問 • 1年前ct
ct
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ct
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CT I
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CT I
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CT II
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CT II
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FINAL RADTHERA
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FINAL RADTHERA
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FINAL II RADTHERA
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FINAL II RADTHERA
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radthera
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radthera
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Angiocardiography
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Angiocardiography
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fluoroscopy
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fluoroscopy
100問 • 1年前fluoroscopy 2
fluoroscopy 2
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fluoroscopy 2
100問 • 1年前問題一覧
1
fb or mlo
2
fb
3
sectional (mlo upper mlo lower)
4
fb, 2 cc, lmo
5
2 cc (medial and lateral) cv lmo
6
cc plus xccl mlo plus at to image missed tissue
7
chair examination
8
cc ml or mlo of surgical site may or may not include magnification spot compression and or AT
9
mammograms can be performed 6-12 months after completion of radiation treatment infection control critical
10
cc pt supine on stretcher xray tube 90° rotated cc pt lateral on stretcher dray tube 90° rotated image FB or CC mlo tube is 0° pt semiprone or lateral
11
fb lm
12
image entire breast if necessary image separately use nipple markers can prevent unnecessary imaaging
13
this may be impossible to avoid in the elderly use index finger avoid pushing outside the compression field
14
if ml IR must be parallel to the pectoral muscle IR should be positioned in the axilla 2 images for each routine proj posterior and anterior may be necessary flex paddle avoid over compression of posterior breasg tissue to achieve achieve adequate compression of anterior breast
15
cc with pt standing away from the unit and leaning forward MLO using reduced tube angulation
16
reverse lmo or lm
17
spot compression
18
spot compression
19
magnification
20
magnification
21
ml, lm
22
ml, lm
23
ml
24
lm
25
ml
26
xccl
27
cc for cv
28
cc for cv
29
cc with roll L/M
30
cc with roll L/M
31
tan
32
tan
33
mlo for at
34
lmo
35
lmo
36
pectus excavatum, prominent pacemakers, prominent pectoral muscle, hickman catheters, post operative open heart surgery
37
sio
38
specimen
39
Speed and efficiency are important because the patient may be under anesthesia.Always use compression when imaging larger specimensMagnification may help to visualize microcalcifications
40
suspended
41
suspended
42
raised inframammary fold
43
turn away from the side being examine
44
apart with weight equally distributed
45
placed by the patient side
46
nipple centered on the ir
47
medial and lateral aspect must be included in the collimated area
48
20% of the time
49
1cm
50
appropriate markers and labelling
51
30-60
52
thin pt
53
drape over the top of the ir ipper border of the ir fits in the armpit
54
compression
55
anterior breast tissue
56
sagging and distortion
57
ductal architecture
58
mammographer
59
adjust skin over the sternum and clavicle to reduce pulling sensation
60
convex shaped pectoral muscle