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Workbook for Bontrager's Textbook of Radiographic Positioning and Related Anatomy - E-Book

Workbook for Bontrager's Textbook of Radiographic Positioning and Related Anatomy - E-Book

John Lampignano | Leslie E. Kendrick

(2017)

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Abstract

Master radiographic positioning and produce quality radiographs! Bontrager’s Workbook for Textbook of Radiographic Positioning and Related Anatomy, 9th Edition offers opportunities for application to enhance your understanding and retention. This companion Workbook supports and complements Lampignano and Kendrick’s text with a wide variety of exercises including situational questions, laboratory activities, self-evaluation tests, and film critique questions, which describe an improperly positioned radiograph then ask what corrections need to be made to improve the image.

  • A wide variety of exercises include questions on anatomy, positioning critique, and image evaluation, with answers at the end of the workbook, to reinforce concepts and assess learning.
  • Situational questions describe clinical scenarios then ask a related question that requires you to think through and apply positioning info to specific clinical examples.
  • Chapter objectives provide a checklist for completing the workbook activities.
  • Film critique questions describe an improperly positioned radiograph then ask what corrections need to be made to improve the image, preparing you to evaluate the quality of radiographs you take in the clinical setting.
  • Laboratory exercises provide hands-on experience performing radiographs using phantoms, evaluating the images, and practicing positioning.
  • Self-tests at the end of chapters help you assess your learning with multiple choice, labeling, short answer, matching, and true/false questions. Answers are provided on the Evolve site.
  • NEW! Updated content matches the revisions to the textbook, supporting and promoting understanding of complex concepts.
  • NEW and UPDATED! Stronger focus on computed and digital radiography, with images from the newest equipment to accompany related questions, prepares you for the boards and clinical success.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover cover
Workbook for Textbook of Radiographic Positioning and Related Anatomy i
Copyright Page ii
Acknowledgments iii
Preface iv
New to This Edition iv
Bontrager’s Handbook iv
Information for Faculty iv
Instructor Resources iv
Student Instructions vi
Objectives vi
Textbook and Workbook vi
Learning Exercises vi
Anatomy Activities vi
Step 1 (Textbook) vi
Step 2 (Workbook, Part I) vi
Positioning Activities vi
Step 3 (Textbook) vi
Step 4 (Workbook, Part II) vii
Laboratory Activity vii
Step 5 (Workbook, Part III—Laboratory Activity) vii
Self-Test vii
Step 6 vii
Table Of Contents ix
1 Terminology, Positioning, and Imaging Principles 1
Chapter Objectives 1
A. General, Systemic, and Skeletal Anatomy and Arthrology 1
B. Positioning Terminology 1
C. Positioning Principles 1
D. Image Quality in Analog (Film-Screen) Imaging 2
E. Image Quality in Digital Radiography 2
F. Applications of Digital Technology 3
G. Radiation Protection 3
Learning Exercises 3
REVIEW EXERCISE A: General, Systemic, and Skeletal Anatomy and Arthrology (see textbook pp. 3–15) 4
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning Terminology (see textbook pp. 16–30) 7
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Positioning Principles (see textbook pp. 31–37) 10
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Image Quality in Film-Screen (Analog) Imaging (see textbook pp. 38–48) 12
REVIEW EXERCISE E: Image Quality in Digital Radiography (see textbook pp. 49–53) 15
REVIEW EXERCISE F: Applications of Digital Technology (see textbook pp. 54–59) 18
REVIEW EXERCISE G: Radiation Protection (see textbook pp. 60–70) 21
Self-Test 26
Self-Test A: General, Systemic, and Skeletal Anatomy and Arthrology 26
Self-Test B: Positioning Terminology 28
Self-Test C: Positioning Principles 31
Self-Test D: Image Quality in Analog (Film-Screen) Imaging 33
Self-Test E: Image Quality in Digital Radiography 36
Self-Test F: Applications of Digital Technology 37
Self-Test G: Radiation Protection 39
2 Chest 41
Chapter Objectives 41
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 42
Learning Exercises 42
PART I: Radiographic Anatomy 42
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Chest (see textbook pp. 72–79) 42
PART II: Radiographic Positioning 46
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Technical Considerations (see textbook pp. 80–91) 46
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Positioning of the Chest (see textbook pp. 92–103) 50
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 51
PART III: Laboratory Activities 53
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 53
Laboratory Exercise B: Physical Positioning 54
Step 1. General patient positioning 54
Step 2. Measuring part thickness 54
Step 3. Part positioning 54
Step 4. Image receptor (IR) centering 54
Additional steps or actions 54
Self-Test 55
3 Abdomen 62
Chapter Objectives 62
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 63
Learning Exercises 63
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 63
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Abdominopelvic Anatomy (see textbook pp. 106–113) 63
Part II: Radiographic Positioning and Other Patient Considerations 67
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Shielding, Exposure Factors, and Positioning (see textbook pp. 114–117) 67
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 70
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 73
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 73
Laboratory Exercise B: Physical Positioning 73
Step 1. General patient positioning 73
Step 2. Measuring part thickness 73
Step 3. Part positioning 73
Step 4. IR centering 74
Additional steps or actions 74
Self-Test 75
4 Upper Limb 83
Chapter Objectives 83
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 84
Learning Exercises 84
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 84
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Anatomy of the Hand and Wrist (see textbook pp. 128–131) 84
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Anatomy of the Forearm, Elbow, and Distal Humerus (see textbook pp. 132–134) 87
Part II: Radiographic Positioning 91
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Positioning of the Fingers, Thumb, Hand, and Wrist (see textbook pp. 142–163) 91
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Clinical Indications of the Fingers, Thumb, Hand, and Wrist (see textbook pp. 140–141) 95
REVIEW EXERCISE E: Positioning of the Forearm, Elbow, and Humerus (see textbook pp. 164–174) 95
REVIEW EXERCISE F: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 96
REVIEW EXERCISE G: Critique Radiographs of the Upper Limb (see textbook p. 175) 98
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 100
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 100
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 101
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 101
Self-Test 102
5 Humerus and Shoulder Girdle 113
Chapter Objectives 113
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 113
Learning Exercises 114
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 114
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Humerus and Shoulder Girdle (see textbook pp. 178–182) 114
Part II: Radiographic Positioning 118
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning of the Humerus and Shoulder Girdle (see textbook pp. 183–209) 118
Review Exercise C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 123
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Critique Radiographs of the Humerus and Shoulder Girdle (see textbook p. 210) 125
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 127
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 127
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 127
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 127
Self-Test 129
6 Lower Limb 137
Chapter Objectives 137
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 137
Learning Exercises 137
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 138
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Foot and Ankle (see textbook pp. 212–217) 138
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Radiographic Anatomy of the Lower Leg, Knee, and Distal Femur (see textbook pp. 218–222) 141
Part II: RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING 145
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Positioning of the Foot and Ankle (see textbook pp. 224–243) 145
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Positioning of the Tibia, Fibula, Knee, and Distal Femur (see textbook pp. 244–261) 147
REVIEW EXERCISE E: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 150
REVIEW EXERCISE F: Critique Radiographs of the Lower Limbs (see textbook p. 262) 153
Part III: Laboratory Activities 155
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 155
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 155
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 156
Self-Test 157
7 Femur and Pelvic Girdle 165
Chapter Objectives 165
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 165
Learning Exercises 166
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 166
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Femur, Hips, and Pelvis (see textbook pp. 264–270) 166
Part II: Radiographic Positioning 170
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning of the Femur, Hips, and Pelvis (see textbook pp. 271–288) 170
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 174
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Critique Radiographs of the Femur and Pelvis (see textbook p. 289) 176
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 177
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 177
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 178
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 178
Self-Test 179
8 Cervical and Thoracic Spine 185
Chapter Objectives 185
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 185
Learning Exercises 186
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 186
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine (see textbook pp. 292–303) 186
Part II: Radiographic Positioning 191
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine (see textbook pp. 304–322) 191
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 195
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Critique Radiographs of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine (see textbook p. 323) 197
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 199
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 200
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 200
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 200
Self-Test 201
9 Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx 206
Chapter Objectives 206
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 206
Learning Exercises 207
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 207
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx (see textbook pp. 326–331) 207
Part II: Radiographic Positioning 209
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning of the Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, Coccyx, and Sacroiliac Joints (see textbook pp. 332–352) 209
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 213
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Critique Radiographs of the Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx (see textbook p. 353) 214
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 217
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 217
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 217
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 217
Self-Test 219
10 Bony Thorax—Sternum and Ribs 224
Chapter Objectives 224
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 224
Learning Exercises 224
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 225
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Bony Thorax, Sternum, and Ribs (see textbook pp. 356–358) 225
Part II: Radiographic Positioning 227
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning of the Ribs and Sternum (see textbook pp. 359–372) 227
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 231
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Critique Radiographs of the Bony Thorax (see textbook p. 373) 233
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 234
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 234
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 234
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 235
Self-Test 236
11 Skull and Cranial Bones 242
Chapter Objectives 242
Cranium 242
Facial Bones and Paranasal Sinuses 243
Positioning and Radiographic Critique 243
Learning Exercises 243
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 244
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Cranium (see textbook pp. 377–384) 244
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Specific Anatomy and Pathology of the Temporal Bone (see textbook pp. 385–388) 250
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Radiographic Anatomy of the Facial Bones (see textbook pp. 389–394) 252
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Radiographic Anatomy of the Paranasal Sinuses (see textbook pp. 395–397) 255
Part II: Radiographic Positioning of Cranium 257
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Skull Morphology, Topography, Pathology, and Positioning of the Cranium (see textbook pp. 405–409 and 413–418) 257
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors of the Cranium 261
Part III: Radiographic Positioning of Facial Bones, Mandible, and Paranasal Sinuses 263
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Positioning of the Facial Bones (see textbook pp. 410–411 and 419–428) 263
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Positioning of the Mandible and Temporomandibular Joints (TMJ) (see textbook pp. 429–436) 265
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Positioning of the Paranasal Sinuses (see textbook pp. 437–441) 267
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors for Facial Bones, Mandible, and Paranasal Sinuses 268
Part IV: Learning Exercises 271
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Critique Radiographs of the Cranium (see textbook p. 442) 271
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Critique Radiographs of the Facial Bones (see textbook p. 443) 272
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Critique Radiographs of the Paranasal Sinuses (see textbook p. 444) 274
Part V: Laboratory Exercises of Cranium 275
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 275
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 276
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 276
Part VI: Laboratory Exercises for Facial Bones, Mandible, and Paranasal Sinuses 276
Laboratory Exercise A: Energized Laboratory 277
Laboratory Exercise B: Radiographic Evaluation 277
Laboratory Exercise C: Physical Positioning 277
Self-Test 279
Anatomy and Positioning of Cranium 279
Anatomy and Positioning of Facial Bones, Mandible, and Paranasal Sinuses 286
12 Biliary Tract and Upper Gastrointestinal System 292
Chapter Objectives 292
Positioning and Radiographic Technique 293
Learning Exercises 293
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 293
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy and Clinical Indications of the Gallbladder and Biliary System (see textbook pp. 446–449) 293
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Specific Anatomy of the Upper Gastrointestinal System (see textbook pp. 450–456) 295
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Mechanical and Chemical Digestion and Body Habitus (see textbook pp. 457–459) 299
Part II: Radiographic Positioning 300
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Contrast Media, Fluoroscopy, and Clinical Indications and Contraindications for Upper Gastrointestinal Studies (see textbook pp. 460–468) 300
REVIEW EXERCISE E: Patient Preparation and Positioning for Esophagogram and Upper Gastrointestinal Study (see textbook pp. 469–486) 303
REVIEW EXERCISE F: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 306
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 308
Laboratory Exercise A: Radiographic Evaluation 308
Laboratory Exercise B: Physical Positioning 308
Self-Test 309
13 Lower Gastrointestinal System 318
Chapter Objectives 318
Positioning and Radiographic Technique 319
Learning Exercises 319
Part I: Radiographic Anatomy 319
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Lower Gastrointestinal System (see textbook pp. 488–492) 319
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Clinical Indications and Radiographic Procedures for the Small Bowel Series and Barium Enema (see textbook pp. 493–512) 323
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Positioning of the Lower Gastrointestinal System (see textbook pp. 513–524) 327
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 329
Part II: Laboratory Exercises 331
Laboratory Exercise A: Radiographic Evaluation 331
Laboratory Exercise B: Physical Positioning 332
Self-Test 333
14 Urinary System and Venipuncture 339
Chapter Objectives 339
Positioning and Radiographic Technique 340
Learning Exercises 340
PART I: Radiographic Anatomy 340
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Urinary System (see textbook pp. 526–532) 340
PART II: Radiographic Positioning, Contrast Media, and Pathology 343
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Venipuncture (see textbook pp. 533–537) 343
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Contrast Media and Urography (see textbook pp. 538–542) 344
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Radiographic Procedures, Pathologic Terms, and Clinical Indications (see textbook pp. 542–553) 347
REVIEW EXERCISE E: Radiographic Positioning of the Urinary System (see textbook pp. 554–561) 351
REVIEW EXERCISE F: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 352
PART III: Laboratory Exercises 354
Laboratory Exercise A: Radiographic Evaluation 354
Laboratory Exercise B: Physical Positioning 354
Self-Test 356
15 Trauma, Mobile, and Surgical Radiography 362
Chapter Objectives 362
Learning Exercises 363
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Mobile X-Ray Equipment and Radiation Protection (see textbook pp. 568–569 and pp. 598–600) 363
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Trauma Positioning Principles and Fracture Terminology (see textbook pp. 564–568 and pp. 570–572) 366
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Trauma and Mobile Positioning and Procedures (see textbook pp. 573–593) 369
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Surgical Radiography (pp. 594–613) 372
Self-Test 378
16 Pediatric Radiography 385
Chapter Objectives 385
Learning Exercises 386
Part I: Introduction to Pediatric Radiography 386
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Immobilization, Ossification, Radiation Protection, Pre-Exam Preparation, and Clinical Indications (see textbook pp. 616–626) 386
Part II: Radiographic Positioning 390
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Pediatric Positioning of the Chest, Skeletal System, and Skull (see textbook pp. 627–638) 390
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Positioning of the Pediatric Abdomen and Contrast Media Procedures (see textbook pp. 639–648) 392
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Problem Solving and Analysis 394
Part III: Laboratory Exercises 395
Laboratory Exercise A: Immobilization 395
Laboratory Exercise B: Physical Positioning 395
Laboratory Exercise C: Anatomy Review and Critique Radiographs of the Abdomen 397
Self-Test 398
17 Angiography and Interventional Procedures 403
Chapter Objectives 403
Learning Exercises 404
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Anatomy of Vascular System, Pulmonary and Systemic Circulation, and Cerebral Arteries and Veins (see textbook pp. 650–656) 404
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Anatomy of Thoracic and Abdominal Arteries and Veins, Portal System, and Upper and Lower Limb Arteries and Veins (see textbook pp. 657–660) 409
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Angiographic Procedures, Equipment, and Supplies (see textbook pp. 661–673) 414
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Angiography and Interventional Procedures (see textbook pp. 674–682) 416
Self-Test 421
18 Computed Tomography 427
Chapter Objectives 427
Learning Exercises 428
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Brain and Spinal Cord Anatomy (see textbook pp. 684–692) 428
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Basic Principles of Computed Tomography (see textbook pp. 693–697) 433
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Clinical Applications of Computed Tomography and Imaging of the Brain (see textbook pp. 698–704) 436
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Additional and Specialized Computed Tomography Procedures and Computed Tomography Terminology (see textbook pp. 705–709) 438
Laboratory Exercises 440
Laboratory Exercise A: Positioning 440
Self-Test 441
19 Special Radiographic Procedures 447
Chapter Objectives 447
Arthrography 447
Biliary Procedures 447
Hysterosalpingography 447
Myelography 447
Orthoroentgenography 448
Conventional Tomography 448
Learning Exercises 448
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Arthrography (see textbook pp. 712–715) 448
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Biliary Procedures (see textbook pp. 716–717) 449
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Hysterosalpingography (see textbook pp. 718–720) 450
REVIEW EXERCISE D: Myelography (see textbook pp. 721–724) 452
REVIEW EXERCISE E: Orthoroentgenography (see textbook p. 725) 454
REVIEW EXERCISE F: Conventional Tomography (see textbook pp. 729–730) 455
Laboratory Exercises 457
Exercise A: Orthoroentgenography Long Bone Measurement 457
Exercise B: Conventional Tomography 457
Optional Experiments to Demonstrate Tomographic Principles and Variables 457
Self-Test 459
20 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Modalities 463
Chapter Objectives 463
Nuclear Medicine 463
Positron Emission Tomography (PET) 463
Radiation Oncology (Therapy) 463
Sonography 463
Mammography 464
Mammography Positioning and Image Critique 464
Bone Densitometry 465
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 465
Learning Exercises 465
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Nuclear Medicine and PET (see textbook pp. 735–740) 465
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Radiation Oncology (Therapy) (see textbook pp. 741–742) 469
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Ultrasound Imaging (Sonography) (see textbook pp. 743–747) 470
Mammography 473
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Breast Cancer, Anatomy of the Breast, and Mammography Quality Standards Act (see textbook pp. 748–752) 473
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Patient Preparation, Technical Considerations, Alternative Modalities, and Radiographic Positioning (see textbook pp. 753–766) 475
REVIEW EXERCISE C: Critique Radiographs of the Breast (see textbook p. 767) 481
Laboratory Exercises 483
Laboratory Exercise A: Positioning 483
Laboratory Exercise B: Image Critique and Evaluation 483
Bone Densitometry 484
REVIEW EXERCISE: Bone Densitometry (see textbook pp. 768–773) 484
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) 487
REVIEW EXERCISE A: Physical Principles of MRI (see textbook pp. 774–781) 487
REVIEW EXERCISE B: Clinical Applications, Safety Considerations, and Appearance of Anatomy (see textbook p. 780 and pp. 782–784) 488
REVIEW EXERCISE C: MRI Examinations (see textbook: pp. 785–788) 491
Self-Test 494
Nuclear Medicine and PET 494
Radiation Oncology 496
Sonography 496
Mammography 497
Bone Densitometry 501
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) 502
Answers to Review Exercises 507
Chapter 1 507
Review Exercise A: General, Systemic, and Skeletal Anatomy and Arthrology 507
Review Exercise B: Positioning Terminology 507
Review Exercise C: Positioning Principles 508
Review Exercise D: Image Quality in Analog (Film-Screen) Imaging 508
Review Exercise E: Image Quality in Digital Radiography 508
Review Exercise F: Applications of Digital Technology 509
Review Exercise G: Radiation Protection 509
Chapter 2 510
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Chest 510
Review Exercise B: Technical Considerations 510
Review Exercise C: Positioning of the Chest 511
Review Exercise D: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 511
Chapter 3 511
Review Exercise A: Abdominopelvic Anatomy 511
Review Exercise B: Shielding, Pathology, Exposure Factors, and Positioning 512
Review Exercise C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 512
Chapter 4 513
Review Exercise A: Anatomy of Hand and Wrist 513
Review Exercise B: Anatomy of the Forearm, Elbow, and Distal Humerus 513
Review Exercise C: Positioning of the Fingers, Thumb, Hand, and Wrist 514
Review Exercise D: Clinical Indications of the Fingers, Thumb, Hand, and Wrist 514
Review Exercise E: Positioning of the Forearm, Elbow, and Humerus 514
Review Exercise F: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 515
Review Exercise G: Critique Radiographs of the Upper Limb 515
Chapter 5 516
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Humerus and Shoulder Girdle 516
Review Exercise B: Positioning of the Humerus and Shoulder Girdle 516
Review Exercise C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 517
Review Exercise D: Critique Radiographs of the Humerus and Shoulder Girdle 517
Chapter 6 518
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Foot and Ankle 518
Review Exercise B: Radiographic Anatomy of the Lower Leg, Knee, and Distal Femur 518
Review Exercise C: Positioning of the Foot and Ankle 519
Review Exercise D: Positioning of the Tibia, Fibula, Knee, and Distal Femur 519
Review Exercise E: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 519
Review Exercise F: Critique Radiographs of the Lower Limbs 520
Chapter 7 521
Review Exercise A: Anatomy of Femur, Hips, and Pelvic Girdle 521
Review Exercise B: Positioning of Femur, Hips, Pelvis, and Sacroiliac Joints 521
Review Exercise C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 522
Review Exercise D: Critique Radiographs of the Femur and Pelvis 522
Chapter 8 523
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine 523
Review Exercise B: Positioning of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine 523
Review Exercise C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 524
Review Exercise D: Critique Radiographs of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine 525
Chapter 9 525
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx 525
Review Exercise B: Topographic Landmarks and Positioning of the Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx 526
Review Exercise C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 526
Review Exercise D: Critique Radiographs of the Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, and Coccyx 527
Chapter 10 528
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Bony Thorax, Sternum, and Ribs 528
Review Exercise B: Positioning of the Ribs and Sternum 528
Review Exercise C: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 529
Review Exercise D: Critique Radiographs of the Bony Thorax 529
Chapter 11 530
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Cranium 530
Review Exercise B: Specific Anatomy and Pathology of the Temporal Bone 530
Review Exercise C: Radiographic Anatomy of the Facial Bones 530
Review Exercise D: Radiographic Anatomy of the Paranasal Sinuses 531
Review Exercise A: Skull Morphology, Topography, Pathology, and Positioning of the Cranium 531
Review Exercise B: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors of the Cranium 532
Review Exercise A: Positioning of the Facial Bones 532
Review Exercise B: Positioning of the Mandible and Temporomandibular Joints (TMJ) 532
Review Exercise C: Positioning of the Paranasal Sinuses 533
Review Exercise D: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors for Facial Bones, Mandible, and Paranasal Sinuses 533
Review Exercise A: Critique Radiographs of the Cranium 533
Review Exercise B: Critique Radiographs of the Facial Bones 534
Review Exercise C: Critique Radiographs of the Paranasal Sinuses 535
Chapter 12 535
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy and Clinical Indications of the Pathology of the Gallbladder and Biliary System 535
Review Exercise B: Specific Anatomy of the Upper Gastrointestinal System 536
Review Exercise C: Mechanical and Chemical Digestion and Body Habitus 536
Review Exercise D: Contrast Media, Fluoroscopy, and Clinical Indications and Contraindications for Upper Gastrointestinal Studies 537
Review Exercise E: Patient Preparation and Positioning for Esophagram and Upper Gastrointestinal Study 537
Review Exercise F: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 538
Chapter 13 538
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Lower Gastrointestinal System 538
Review Exercise B: Clinical Indications and Radiographic Procedures for the Small Bowel Series and Barium Enema 539
Review Exercise C: Positioning of the Lower Gastrointestinal System 539
Review Exercise D: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 540
Chapter 14 540
Review Exercise A: Radiographic Anatomy of the Urinary System 540
Review Exercise B: Venipuncture 540
Review Exercise C: Contrast Media and Urography 541
Review Exercise D: Radiographic Procedures, Pathologic Terms, and Clinical Indications 541
Review Exercise E: Radiographic Positioning of the Urinary System 541
Review Exercise F: Problem Solving for Technical and Positioning Errors 542
Chapter 15 542
Review Exercise A: Mobile X-Ray Equipment and Radiation Protection 542
Review Exercise B: Trauma Positioning Principles and Fracture Terminology 542
Review Exercise C: Trauma and Mobile Positioning and Procedures 543
Review Exercise D: Surgical Radiography 543
Chapter 16 544
Review Exercise A: Immobilization, Ossification, Radiation Protection, Pre-Exam Preparation, and Clinical Indications 544
Review Exercise B: Pediatric Positioning of the Chest, Skeletal System, and Skull 545
Review Exercise C: Positioning of the Pediatric Abdomen and Contrast Media Procedures 545
Review Exercise D: Problem Solving and Analysis 545
Chapter 17 545
Review Exercise A: Anatomy of Vascular System, Pulmonary and Systemic Circulation, and Cerebral Arteries and Veins 545
Review Exercise B: Anatomy of Thoracic and Abdominal Arteries and Veins, Portal System, and Upper and Lower Arteries and Veins 546
Review Exercise C: Angiographic Procedures, Equipment, and Supplies 546
Review Exercise D: Angiography and Interventional Procedures 547
Chapter 18 547
Review Exercise A: Brain and Spinal Cord Anatomy 547
Review Exercise B: Basic Principles of Computed Tomography 548
Review Exercise C: Clinical Applications of Computed Tomography and Imaging of the Brain 548
Review Exercise D: Additional and Specialized Computed Tomography Procedures and Computed Tomography Terminology 549
Chapter 19 549
Review Exercise A: Arthrography 549
Review Exercise B: Biliary Procedures 549
Review Exercise C: Hysterosalpingography 549
Review Exercise D: Myelography 549
Review Exercise E: Orthoroentgenography 550
Review Exercise F: Conventional Tomography 550
Chapter 20 550
Review Exercise A: Nuclear Medicine and PET 550
Review Exercise B: Radiation Oncology (Therapy) 551
Review Exercise C: Ultrasound Imaging (Sonography) 551
Mammography 551
Review Exercise A: Breast Cancer, Anatomy of the Breast, and Mammography Quality Standards Act 551
Review Exercise B: Patient Preparation, Technical Considerations, Alternative Modalities, and Radiographic Positioning 552
Review Exercise C: Critique Radiographs of the Breast 552
Review Exercise: Bone Densitometry 553
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) 553
Review Exercise A: Physical Principles of MRI 553
Review Exercise B: Clinical Applications, Safety Considerations, and Appearance of Anatomy 554
Review Exercise C: MRI Examinations 554