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How does the acetone test work? - acetoacetic acid (diacetic acid) forms a colored complex with nitroprusside when in the presence of glycine and optimum pH provided by buffer Describe the end products, problem organ and TSH levels of: Secondary Hypothyroidism - Decreased T3,T4,FT4 Pituitary Pro...

Clinical manifestations of HOA are often nonspecific and may simulate various rheumatologic diseases, especially _____. - rheumatoid arthritis Where is Hypertrophic Osteoarthropathy most commonly found? - tibia and fibula radius and ulna What is the triad associated with Hypertrophic Osteoarthro...

What is the pattern of sacroilitis due to Enteropathic Arthritis? - -Bilateral What does Enteropathic Arthritis resemble on radiographs? What can help distinguish the two? - - Resembles ankylosing spondylitis -They have different clinical characteristics What are two gastrointestinal disorders a...

What is the: #2 MC 1° malignancy of bone in children - ewing sarcoma What is related to: picture frame vertebrae - stage 3 paget's Expected abnormal lab findings of MML - SPE --> M-Spike Urinalysis --> Bence Jones Protein CBC --> A:G ratio reversal What is related to: beveled edge...

osteosarcoma - this lesion is most commonly found between the ages of 10-25 y/o 2:1 M:F enostoma - this lesion is most commonly found between the ages of any age no gender predilection osteoid osteoma - this lesion is most commonly found between the ages of 10-25 y/o 2:1 M:F osteoblastoma - th...

Childhood and adolescent clavicle fractures heal without sequelae in up to 95% of cases. In adults the incidence of complications increases. Associated injury to the underlying neuromuscular structures most frequently involves which of the following? - Subclavian artery The radiolucent areas over...

Mediastinal lymphadenopathy - Which of the following chest diseases would be best assessed with magnetic resonance imaging, as opposed to computed tomography? Retrosternal clear space within the anterior mediastinum - Knowledge of the different radiographic divisions (mediastinal divisions) of th...

Which condition is marked by radiographic findings of severe joint degeneration along with chondrocalcinosis of hyaline and fibrocartilage? - Pyrophosphate Arthropathy Which of the following disorders is associated with monosodium urate crystal deposition in various tissues? - Gout The osseous e...

Congenital Block Vertebra - The failure of two or more segments to separate during development. most common at C5/C6, then C2/C3 Agenesis of the posterior arch of C1 - Partial or complete absence of C1 posterior arch. Can develop a megaspinous in C2 to compensate What is the saggital dimension o...

what does CALIPER stand for? - collimation, artifacts, landmarks, identification, positioning, exposure techniques, radiographic presentation key rule for oblique skull images - whichever the beam enters first (maxillary or mandible) is the one that is isolated 4 transducer maneuvers - sliding, ...

what is posterior arch smiles of anterior arch frowns? when would you see this - on AP open mouth when there is a slight angulation of the atlas with the posterior tubercle being inferior to the anterior tub what is the common appearance of neuromuscular scoliosis? - a long C shaped curve extendi...