CT IMAGING PROCEDURES POST COURSE ASSESSMENT EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS

A patient has a long history of cigarette smoking and is experiencing symptoms of
COPD. what imaging procedure is designed to identify this disease?


a. CTA chest of thoracic aorta
b. CTA chest for PE
c. CT chest venous
d. CT high-resolution chest


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D. high resolution chest




traumatic injury to the face indicates what CT protocol?


a. CT facial bones with contrast
b. CT facial bones with and without contrast

,c. ct facial bones without contrast
d. MRI is preferred


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C. facial bones WITHOUT contrast




the most inferior extent of computed tomography CTA imaging of the head and neck
is the:


a. carotid bifurcation
b. union of the vertebral arteries
c. aortic arch
d. origin of the basilar artery


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c. aortic arch




what 3 types of oral contrast may be used for CT imaging of the abdomen/pelvis (pick
3)


a. iodine
b. barium
c. water
d. gadolinium


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A
B
D

, ?




Where should iodinated contrast be injected for CT myelogram imaging?


A. Intravenously
B. Subarachnoid space
C. Subdural space
D. Epidural space


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B. subarachnoid space




consider a patient that has a recent history of abdominal surgery and has a known
DVT in the left lower leg. the patient is now experiencing shortness of breath. what
protocol will be ordered?


a. CTA chest thoracic aorta
b. CTA PE
c. chest venous phase
d. high resolution chest


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b. CTA PE




claudication is an indication for what study?


a. CTA PE