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CAMRT EXAM 2 AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2025
TEST BANK| COMPLETE 800 ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
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What is the most often used injection site for an abdominal angiogram? - ANSWER - Femoral artery (catheter positioned at T12)
What vertebral level do the kidneys sit? - ANSWER - T12 - L3
What test is done after the collimator light is changed? - ANSWER - Light field / beam congruency test
What procedure is done to relieve the symptoms of atherosclerosis? - ANSWER - - Angioplasty
- Vascular stenting
- Thrombolysis
What is the thickening and hardening of the artery walls, occurring typically in old age? - ANSWER - Atherosclerosis
What is a primary X-Ray barrier? - ANSWER - A lead wall or floor (Intercepts primary beam) 1 / 4
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pg. 2 What is a secondary X-Ray barrier? - ANSWER - The control booth or ceiling (Intercepts leakage and scatter)
What pathology seen during a GI is associated with cirrhosis of the liver? - ANSWER - Esophageal varices
The catheter path for a femoral angiogram? - ANSWER - - Femoral artery
- External iliac
- Common iliac
CPR ratio for an adult? - ANSWER - 30 compressions for every 2 breaths
What is best demonstrated on an RPO C-spine? - ANSWER - Left intervertebral foramina
Areas most prone to bed sores? - ANSWER - Where the bones are close to the skin
What joint and anatomical structure must be included on a patellar view?
- ANSWER - The patellofemoral joint and patella in profile
What vessel do the right and left vertebral arteries originate from? - ANSWER - Subclavian 2 / 4
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pg. 3 What is the Air gap technique? - ANSWER - A method to reduce scatter reaching the detector, reducing noise and improving image contrast
How much must the mAs be changed to see a difference in density? -
ANSWER - 30%
If a trauma patient has not had his/her neck cleared how do you turn this patient? How many people are needed? - ANSWER - Log roll and 5 people
How is rotation assessed on the Caldwell view of the skull? - ANSWER
- Equal distance from lateral border of skull to lateral border of orbit on
both sides
What view best demonstrates Osgood Schlatter's disease? - ANSWER - Lateral view of the knee
What radiographic position best demonstrates perforation of the intestines? - ANSWER - Upright or decubitus (depends on patient capability) to show air level under diaphragm or on raised flank
Optimal kVp for the abdomen? - ANSWER - 65 - 75 kVp
What is Tetralogy of Fallot? - ANSWER - - Ventricular septal defect (VSD)
- Right pulmonary valve stenosis 3 / 4
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- Displaced aorta
- Right ventricular hypertrophy
What is agenesis? - ANSWER - Absence of an organ
What four vessels supply blood to the brain? - ANSWER - - Right internal carotid
- Left internal carotid
- Right vertebral artery
- Left vertebral artery
Why include anterior soft tissue on a trauma cross-table lateral of the c- spine? - ANSWER - To locate any type of vertebral displacement or swelling that could suggest a disguised fracture
What is the purpose of lateral bending for scoliosis imaging? - ANSWER - To determine the presence of structural change when bending to the right and left and assess the degree of correction that can be obtained
Why is a CT study for PE scanned from from abdomen to just above shoulders? - ANSWER - To help reduce artifact of the contrast when the initial injection is given because of the large amount of contrast that will be entering the superior vena cava before the coronary arteries
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