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Which of the following is a vessel that does not carry oxygenated blood?
A
Pulmonary vein
B
Pulmonary artery
C
Coronary artery
D
Chordae tendineae
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- B
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- Pulmonary artery
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Which of the following positions is required to demonstrate small amounts of fluid in the pleural cavity?
A
Lateral decubitus, affected side up
B
Lateral decubitus, affected side down
C
AP Trendelenburg
D
AP supine
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- B
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- Lateral decubitus, affected side down
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The plane that passes vertically through the body, dividing it into anterior and posterior halves, is termed the
A
median sagittal plane (MSP)
B
midcoronal plane
C
sagittal plane
D
transverse plane
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plane passes vertically through the midline of the body, dividing it into left and right halves.
midsagittal
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The_________ plane is perpendicular to the MSP and divides the body into anterior and posterior halves.
midcoronal
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A______ plane passes through the body at right angles to a sagittal plane.
transverse
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Blood is returned to the left atrium, from the lungs, via the
A
aorta.
B
superior vena cava.
C
pulmonary veins.
D
pulmonary artery.
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Characteristics of a patient with pulmonary emphysema include
- shoulder girdle elevation
- increased AP diameter of the chest
- hyperventilation
A
1 only
B
1 and 2 only
C
2 and 3 only
D
1, 2, and 3
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The lesser tubercle of the humerus will be visualized in profile in the
A
AP shoulder external rotation radiograph.
B
AP shoulder internal rotation radiograph.
C
AP elbow radiograph.
D
Lateral elbow radiograph.
- B
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- AP shoulder internal rotation radiograph.
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The esophagus commences at about the level of
A
C3.
B
C6.
C
T1.
D
T11.
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Which of the following is a vessel that does not carry oxygenated blood?
A
Pulmonary vein
B
Pulmonary artery
C
Coronary artery
D
Chordae tendineae
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________ is vomiting of blood—this can occur with gastric ulcers, gastritis, esophageal varices, and other conditions
Hematemesis
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Blood is returned to the left atrium, from the lungs, via the
A
aorta.
B
superior vena cava.
C
pulmonary veins.
D
pulmonary artery.
pulmonary veins.
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The heart is seen on the right side—this is termed _______
dextrocardia.
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_______ (partial or complete collapse of lung) would be demonstrated as increased tissue density in the affected area.
Atelectasis
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Body Habitus characterized by the very large individual with short, wide heart and lungs, high transverse stomach and gallbladder, and peripheral colon.
hypersthenic,
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The Body Habitus individual is the average, athletic, most predominant type.
sthenic
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The Body Habitus patient is somewhat thinner and a little frailer, with organs positioned somewhat lower.
hyposthenic
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The Body Habitus type is smaller in the extreme, with a long thorax, a very long, almost pelvic stomach, and a low medial gallbladder. The colon is medial and redundant.
asthenic
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The condition in which pulmonary alveoli lose their elasticity and become permanently inflated, causing the patient to consciously exhale, is
A
bronchial asthma
B
bronchitis
C
emphysema
D
tuberculosis
emphysema
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Widening of the intercostal spaces is characteristic of which of the following conditions?
A
Pneumothorax
B
Emphysema
C
Pleural effusion
D
Pneumonia
Emphysema
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Double-contrast examinations of the stomach or large bowel are performed to better visualize the
A
position of the organ.
B
size and shape of the organ.
C
diverticula.
D
gastric or bowel mucosa.
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- D
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- gastric or bowel mucosa.
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