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What is the main focus of the text?
What is the main focus of the text?
- Analyzing chest projection
- Demonstrating anatomy (correct)
- Explaining the Cercalation Patent Fin
- Discussing the ambulatory patient partition
Which term is not mentioned in the text?
Which term is not mentioned in the text?
- Projection
- Partition
- Ambulatory (correct)
- Patent
Based on the text, what is CR 79 Candelen?
Based on the text, what is CR 79 Candelen?
- A type of chest anatomy
- An equipment or device
- A projected image (correct)
- A patient with specific features
What is the purpose of the PA Projection discussed in the text?
What is the purpose of the PA Projection discussed in the text?
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What is involved in 'Cercalation Patent Fin'?
What is involved in 'Cercalation Patent Fin'?
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Study Notes
Chest Radiology
- Cercalation patent fin charides bele be PA Projection: A type of chest radiograph projection used to visualize the lungs and surrounding anatomy.
- Chest Ambulatory patient Partition CR 79: Suggests that the patient is ambulatory (able to walk) and the radiograph is taken using a CR (Computed Radiography) system with a specific protocol number (79).
- Candelen 18 20: Possibly refers to the size of the x-ray detector or the camera used to capture the image, with a size of 18 x 20 inches or centimeters.
Anatomical Features
- Posto aphides: Unclear terminology, possibly a typo or miscommunication. Could be referring to posterior (rear) aspects of the aphoids (a region of the lung).
- Kan rgice: Unclear terminology, possibly a typo or miscommunication. Could be referring to the kang (a region of the lung) or some other anatomical feature.
Imaging and Positioning
- Rachking: Possibly refers to the positioning of the patient during the radiograph, with the patient's back (rachis) against the x-ray detector.
- Gps and hey there on file: Unclear terminology, possibly a typo or miscommunication. Could be referring to the positioning of the patient or the x-ray beam during the radiograph.
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