PHT040

A patient with a chronic cough was requested to have an X-ray in order for, the physician to evaluate his/her lungs. What would be the best view for the patient's X-ray?

Simply stated that stressed bone reacts over time by strengthening the areas of increased stress and demineralizing or eliminating the areas of lowered stress (stress shielding).

What type of projection is shown in the image below?

What type of projection is shown in the image below?

What is the rule that enforces the necessity of capturing a minimum of two views, taken at 90 degrees from each other, in order to offer insight into the position of potential issues like a fracture?

A patient has a soft tissue injury. What type of imaging is the best to evaluate the patient's injury?

What is the term used to describe regions that exhibit a reduction in radiodensity?

What type of projection is shown in the image below?

It is a form of ionizing radiation that uses the physical nature of ionizing radiation to penetrate matter and create a collectible image.

Which of the following has the correct sequence from less radiodensity to greatest radiodensity on X-ray?

A Physical Therapist examines an X-ray image of the shoulder where direct contact between bones is evident when observed from a side view. Which anatomical structure could be impacted in this individual?

An older patient diagnosed with osteoporosis visits the clinic, reporting back pain. Which aspect of the ABCS of imaging will exhibit a variation when examining the radiograph of this patient?

Upon viewing a patient's radiograph, you noticed a bony overgrowth or bone spurs superior to the lateral side of the left knee. What could be the possible diagnosis of the patient?

What term is used to describe bony overgrowths or bone spurs typically found in weight-bearing joints?

Applying the systematic ABCS approach to x-ray interpretation, which structure appears to be affected in this image?

Applying the systematic ABCS approach to x-ray interpretation, which structure appears to be affected in this image?

Applying the systematic ABCS approach to x-ray interpretation, which structure appears to be affected in this image?

A patient comes to the clinic complain of localized shoulder pain. The Physiatrist ordered an X-ray, and upon viewing the image looks normal. What structure could possibly be affected in this patient?