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CAMRT EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST

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What are some of the signs and symptoms of Epiglottitis? - ANSWER -

• Stridor
• Cyanosis
• Fever
• Drooling
• Difficulty swallowing and breathing

What are some of the hallmark symptoms of a patient with cystic fibrosis? - ANSWER - - Sinusitis with polyps

• Weight loss and large foul stool
• Mucous in intestines
• Excessive sweating

What is one of the ways that they can test for cystic fibrosis? - ANSWER - The sweat test

How would you position a patient for a decubitus chest when the doctor is querying a pleural effusion in the right lung? - ANSWER - Right lateral decubitus (affected side down) 1 / 4

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pg. 2 What is one of the hallmark signs of achlasia of the GI system? - ANSWER - "Rat tail" or "Beak" sign

What is the radiographic appearance of esophageal varices? - ANSWER

• - Worm tracings
• rosary beads

How will the radial tuberosity appear on a lateral elbow projection if the hand is externally rotated? - ANSWER - The tuberosity will appear anterior

How will the radial tuberosity appear on a lateral elbow projection if the hand is internally rotated? - ANSWER - The tuberosity will appear posterior

If during a lateral elbow projection, the patients proximal humerus is elevated, what will the resultant x-ray show? - ANSWER - - The radial head will be posterior on the coranoid

• The distal capitulum surface is too distal to the distal surface of the

medial trochlea

If during a lateral elbow projection, the patients proximal humerus is depresses, what will the resultant x-ray show? - ANSWER - - The radial head will be anterior to the coranoid

• The distal capitulum surface is demonstrated too far proximal to the

medial trochlear surface

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pg. 3 If during a lateral elbow projection, the patients distal forearm is elevated, what will the resultant x-ray show? - ANSWER - - The radial head will be proximal to the coronoid

• The capitulum is too far posterior to the medial trochlea

If during a lateral elbow projection, the patients distal forearm is depressed, what will the resultant x-ray show? - ANSWER - - The radial head is distal to the coronoid

• The capitulum is too anterior to the medial trochlea

What angle should be used for an axiolateral oblique of the elbow? - ANSWER - 45 degrees up the arm

How would you describe the organs of a patient that is considered Asthenic? - ANSWER - - Low stomach

• Long Lungs
• Low hanging transverse colon

How would you describe the organs of a patient that is considered Hyperstenic? - ANSWER - - High stomach

• Short lungs

What is the most common way for the carpal bones to dislocate? - ANSWER - Dorsally

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pg. 4 After how many days must a repeat x-ray be done if the patient is suspected of having a scaphoid fracture? - ANSWER - 7-10 days

What is a Smiths fracture? - ANSWER - A fracture of the distal radius with anterior displacement (Remember Mrs. Smith driving her car)

What is a Bennett's fracture? - ANSWER - Fracture at the base of the 1st metacarpal with dorsal subluxation. Usually caused by a direct impact or hyper extension of the thumb.

What is a Colles fracture? - ANSWER - Fracture of the distal radius with POSTERIOR displacement. Usually caused by a FOOSH on a dorsiflexed hand. (When you put your hand out to brace yourself)

Where are you optimally centering for a PA hand? - ANSWER - 3rd MCP joint

Where are you optimally centering for a lateral hand? - ANSWER - 2nd MCP joint

What is often one of the only indications of an elbow joint fracture? - ANSWER - A visible posterior fat pad (also known as "sail sign")

What is a Monteggia fracture? - ANSWER - Fracture at the ulnar shaft with anterior dislocation of radial head. Caused by a fall onto the olecranon.

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