Rad Qual MT Questions and Answers
1. According to the information presented, "introduction to legal issues", which of the following was not a
component of Professional negligence?
a. there must be identifiable, demonstrable, physician incompetence
b. there is an established doctor patient so that there is a duty to the patient that is owed by the physician
c. damages or injuries were due to the physician's direct cause or fault by dereliction
d. there was a failing to act appropriate to standard of care expected by the pro- fessional community, thereby
dereliction by the Physician due to negligence or improper
e. there was identifiable loss due to damages or injuries suffered by the patient: e. there was identifiable loss
due to damages or injuries suffered by the patient
2. An AP lower cervical where the mentum superimposes over the third cervi- cal is most likely caused by spinal
(head) extension: false
3. The basion is skull landmark found on the anterior foramen magna: true
4. The angling of the central ray in both the APLC and Obliques serves to elongate the apophyseal joint to
evaluate for joint arthrosis: false
5. mandibular rami proximity to upper cervical: head position
6. George's Line: structural integrity
7. see "all seven": clinically required cervical anatomy
8. "clear" articular facets: cervical positioning
9. Which of the following is the most complete and correct evaluative choice for this routine cervical film>
1. The cervical spine (head) is in extension
2. The cervical spine (head) is in flexion
3. The cervical spine (head) has significant rotation
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4. The cervical spine (head) has significant tilt (lateral flexion)
5. This is an unacceptable APOM: 1 and 5 are correct
10.It is normal to see the mandibular rami to superimpose in an oblique cervical view. It indicated the
head was rotated 90 degrees.
T/F: true
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1. According to the information presented, "introduction to legal issues", which of the following was not a
component of Professional negligence?
a. there must be identifiable, demonstrable, physician incompetence
b. there is an established doctor patient so that there is a duty to the patient that is owed by the physician
c. damages or injuries were due to the physician's direct cause or fault by dereliction
d. there was a failing to act appropriate to standard of care expected by the pro- fessional community, thereby
dereliction by the Physician due to negligence or improper
e. there was identifiable loss due to damages or injuries suffered by the patient: e. there was identifiable loss
due to damages or injuries suffered by the patient
2. An AP lower cervical where the mentum superimposes over the third cervi- cal is most likely caused by spinal
(head) extension: false
3. The basion is skull landmark found on the anterior foramen magna: true
4. The angling of the central ray in both the APLC and Obliques serves to elongate the apophyseal joint to
evaluate for joint arthrosis: false
5. mandibular rami proximity to upper cervical: head position
6. George's Line: structural integrity
7. see "all seven": clinically required cervical anatomy
8. "clear" articular facets: cervical positioning
9. Which of the following is the most complete and correct evaluative choice for this routine cervical film>
1. The cervical spine (head) is in extension
2. The cervical spine (head) is in flexion
3. The cervical spine (head) has significant rotation
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4. The cervical spine (head) has significant tilt (lateral flexion)
5. This is an unacceptable APOM: 1 and 5 are correct
10.It is normal to see the mandibular rami to superimpose in an oblique cervical view. It indicated the
head was rotated 90 degrees.
T/F: true
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