MRT 112 Quiz Bowl

Which bony landmarks are used in localizing the hip joint?

Which paranasal sinuses are also known as the Antra of Highmore?

The LPO position of the lumbar spine would primarily demonstrate:

The occipital bone is best demonstrated using which imaging Method?

When using the Judet Method to demonstrate a frontal view of the right acetabulum, which pt. position should be used?

If the infraorbitomeatal line is perpendicular to the IR for the Towne Method, the CR should be directed:

Which anatomical part articulates with the thoracic vertebrae to form the costotransverse articulation?

What method/projection best demonstrates the sphenoid sinuses?

What is the name of the spongy region of the maxillary bone that contains the roots of the upper teeth?

What is the central ray exit point for the Waters Method of the facial bones?

What are the effects of over-penetration on sinus radiography?

What is the name of the bony protuberance on the maxillary bone directly under the nose & above the upper lip?

What SID is routine for a Scoliosis Series?

What is the location of a “Blow-out” fracture?

What is the typical angulation necessary for the lateral projection of the lumbar spine on a female patient?

The optimum kVp for the lateral projection of the thoracic spine is:

Which CR angulation is required for the oblique projection of the acetabulum using the Judet Method?

Which projection best demonstrates the apophyseal joint space between the first & second cervical vertebrae?

When doing the PA oblique sternum, how would you adjust positioning for a pt. with deeper, thicker chest?

When viewing the Ex. Caldwell, if the petrous ridges are seen at mid orbits, what corrective action should take place?

The malar bone is an alternate name for which bone?

The Swimmer’s Method of the cervical spine is done to demonstrate what specific anatomy?

The CR should be directed at what transverse level for the AP projection of the pelvis?

Which position/projection would best demonstrate the left cervical intervertebral foramina & left pedicles?

What is the CR entrance point for the AP Axial projection of the sacrum?

What CR degree & angulation is required for the AP axial projection of the clavicle?

The central ray should be directed to what transverse level for an RAO position of the sternum?

Which position/projection best demonstrates a fracture of the axillary rib cage?

The greater trochanter and the femoral neck should be superimposed on which of the following views:

When obtaining a frontal view of the lower cervical vertebrae, the CR must be angled: