CLXT1230 Outcome 2 Review

What is the correct body habitus?

What is the central ray for the shoot thru lateral rectum?

What is the correct central ray for the AP axial projection of the sigmoid?

What is a "normal" side effect a patient may experience when enduring a contrast media exam?

What exam should be scheduled first?

Which projection will demonstrate the anterior and posterior parts of the stomach?

What is the correct direction when inserting the tip?

Name that projection?

Patient position: The pylorus and duodenum is filled with barium, duodenal bulb in profile, fundus is filled with air

What is the name of this projection?

What time interval was this image taken at?

Positive contrast agents are used to:

Negative and positive contrast agents can be used by themselves or with other contrast agents.

Barium sulfate is an example of _________ contrast

What projection of the colon is being demonstrated?

Which parts of the stomach sit most Superior and anterior (select 2)?

What part of the stomach is the barium being demonstrated in?

Name that patient position: The fundus is filled with barium and the distal stomach and duodenum are filled with air.

Which part of the colon is best demonstrated in the image below?

What position is the patient placed in to insert the tip?

Name that projection

Which aspects are best demonstrated?

What is the central ray for this projection?