Neuroradiology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

How can education and basic training in neuroscience make you a better professional in the field of communicative disorders? - Answer- education and basic training can help an SLP determine: - what deficits to expect - what type of treatment will be utilized - aid other professionals in determining the site of lesion/deficits Neurology - Answer- involves the diagnosis and treatment of the nervous system - deals with diseases that disrupt the normal structural and physiological properti...

BUSHONGS FLUOROSCOPY AND QA QUESTION AND ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) Who invented Fluoroscopy? - ANSWER Thomas A. Edison What is a Spot Film? - ANSWER A static image What are the 2 main areas of angiography? - ANSWER Neuroradiology and Vascular Radiology In most fluoroscopy, the x-ray tube is ______ and the IR is _____ - ANSWER Under the table; Over the table At what mA does the x-ray tube operated with? - ANSWER Less than 5mA Patient dose is higher in fluoroscopy due to ____ -...

CSDS 172 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH ALL COMPLETE ANSWERS.

Ophthalmoplegic migraine: From questions to answers Paolo Ambrosetto1, Francesca Nicolini2, Matteo Zoli2, Luigi Cirillo3,4, Paola Feraco5 and Antonella Bacci3 Cephalalgia 0(0) 1–6 !International Headache Society 2014 Reprints and permissions: DOI: 10.1177/ Abstract Introduction: The International Classification of Headache Disorders classifies ophthalmoplegic migraine (OM) under ‘‘cranial neuralgias and central causes of facial pain.’’ OM is diagnosed when ...

CSD 537 Chapter 1 and 2 Questions And Answers In ____________ the patient faces the clinician so that the patient's left and right correspond to the clinician's right and left (opposite) - ANS-clinical orientation The brain's inherent capacity to reorganize when faced with injuries is known as: - ANSneuroplasticity The _________ if sensory and motor fibers accounts for the contra laterality of sensorimotor organization in the brain - ANS-decussation Clinical symptoms are _______...

Chapter 25 – Fluoroscopy Questions and Answers, Graded A+ What is the primary function of the fluoroscope? To provide real-time dynamic viewing of anatomic structures. What is a dynamic study? An examination that shows motion of circulation or the motion of internal structures. During fluoroscopy, the radiologist generally uses ___ to highlight the anatomy. contrast media The radiologist views a continuous image of the ___ structure while the x-ray tube is energized. ...

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