Anatomy
arthrography requires the use of.. sterile technique. fluoroscopy
arthrography requires the use of: 1. general anesthesia 2. sterile technique 3. …
arthrography requires the use of: 1. general anesthesia 2. sterile technique 3. …
Retrograde Urography: A Diagnostic Tool Retrograde urography is a radiological examinat…
what is best way to reduce magnification distortion? a. use a small focal spot. b. …
Myelogram is examination of: A- Pelvic. B- Skull. C- Lumber. D- Bladder. Myelog…
H.SG is investigation for: A- Bladder. B- Uterus. C- Ureter. D- Kidney. Out of…
use of high ratio grids is associated with: 1. increased patient dose 2. higher co…
The standard optimum distance in radiography with few exceptions: A- 70 cm or 80 cm …
The highest gonad doses in men are received in the examination of: A- Abdomen B- C…
the effective energy of the x-ray beam is increased by increasing the: 1. added filt…
The blood pressure: A- Increase in old age B- Increase more in female C- Decreas…
if a patient received 2000 mrad during a 10 min fluoroscopic examination what was the d…
in order to be suitable for use in intensifying screen a phosphor should have which of…
In the H.T.G we find: A- anode B- Filament transformer. C- Target D- Non of the …
factors that determine the amount of scattered radiation produced include: 1- radiati…
during a fluoroscopic examination the milliamperage is: a. less than 5 b. 10 to 20 …
base-plus fog is a result of: 1. blue –tinted film base 2. chemical development 3…
high-kilovoltage exposure factors are usually reguired for radiographic examinations u…
Pelvimetery is the examination that measured the pelvis in: a- pregnant woman. b- …
which of the following personnel radiation monitors will provide an immediate reading:…
which are the position most commonly employed for radiographic examination of the ster…
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