Sonography terminology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Table of Contents Volume One Part I: Foundations of Sonography 1. Foundations of Clinical Sonography 2. Essentials of Patient Care for the Sonographer 3. Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Issues in Sonography 4. Introduction to Anatomical Relationships in the Abdominal-Pelvic Cavity 5. Comparative Sectional Anatomy of the Abdominal-Pelvic Cavity 6. Basic Ultrasound: Scanning Techniques, Terminology & Tips 7. Artifacts in General Ultrasound Images PART II: Abdomen 8. Vascular System 9. Liver 10. Gal...

Medical Terminology FINAL EXAM Already Graded A Phleb/o Vein -poiesis production/ formation -scopy viewing -capnia carbon dioxide in blood Myring/o Tympamic membrane Kerat/o Cornea -plasty plastic surgeon -itis inflammation of Hyper- Excessively -emia condition of havinh such blood Endo within -ectasis Dilation/ expansion Arthr/o Joint Bronch/o Bronchial tubes -ptysis spewing/ expectoration Dys- Abnormal -pnea breathe phren/o Mind/ diaphragm rhin/o nose Leuk/o White -penia ...

Preliminary report -ANSWER •Location of the scan plane •Normal or abnormal echogenicity, or both, of the organs studied •Measurements and their locations •Presence of shadowing or acoustic enhancement •Presence and location of any masses •Presence and location of abnormal fluid collections •Any technical difficulties encountered during the study How do you describe something using proper sonographic terminology? -ANSWER Describe the echotexture (homogenous or heterogenous)...

Preliminary report -ANSWER •Location of the scan plane •Normal or abnormal echogenicity, or both, of the organs studied •Measurements and their locations •Presence of shadowing or acoustic enhancement •Presence and location of any masses •Presence and location of abnormal fluid collections •Any technical difficulties encountered during the study How do you describe something using proper sonographic terminology? -ANSWER Describe the echotexture (homogenous or heterogenous)...

What's another word for sonography? - ultrasound What is sonography? - uses high frequency sound waves to form images; these waves are sent into the body. they reflect off internal organs, return back to transducer & become part of an image What is a sonographer? - health care pro who has received extensive training in sonography field and passed credentialing exams (SIP & specialty), many types of sonography credentials Characteristics of a sonographer - critical thinker, self motivated, ...

A sonographer must be able to: - correct answer communicate effectively with patients Sonography programs are highly demanding full-time programs, meaning your didactic workload is much like having a full-time job. (true or false) - correct answer true Other classes that a sonographer will encounter in education are: - correct answer patient care, medical ethics and law, medical terminology Utilizing a trained medical interpreter is not necessary for ensuring accurate communication and ...

TEST BANK FOR ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY THE UNITY OF FORM AND FUNCTION 9TH EDITION BY KENNETH SALADIN Student name:__________ 1) The study of normal body structures is called ___________. A) physiology B) anatomy C) pathology D) microscopy E) biology Question Details Section : 01.01 Learning Outcome : 01.01a Define anatomy and physiology and relate them to each other. Gradable : automatic Accessibility : Keyboard Navigation Topic : Scope of anatom...

Preliminary report -ANSWER •Location of the scan plane •Normal or abnormal echogenicity, or both, of the organs studied •Measurements and their locations •Presence of shadowing or acoustic enhancement •Presence and location of any masses •Presence and location of abnormal fluid collections •Any technical difficulties encountered during the study How do you describe something using proper sonographic terminology? -ANSWER Describe the echotexture (homogenous or heterogenous)...

HERE IS A LIST OF THE CHAPTERS Table of Contents Volume One Part I: Foundations of Sonography 1. Foundations of Clinical Sonography 2. Essentials of Patient Care for the Sonographer 3. Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Issues in Sonography 4. Introduction to Anatomical Relationships in the Abdominal-Pelvic Cavity 5. Comparative Sectional Anatomy of the Abdominal-Pelvic Cavity 6. Basic Ultrasound: Scanning Techniques, Terminology & Tips 7. Artifacts in General Ultrasound Images PART II: Abdomen 8. V...

Merrill's Atlas of Radiographic Positioning and Procedures 14th Edition 6674 0404 0, 9, 8, 0404, 8639, 0473 1 Preliminary Steps in Radiography 2 General Anatomy and Radiographic Positioning Terminology 3 Thoracic Viscera 4 Abdomen 5 Upper Extremity 6 Shoulder Girdle 7 Lower Extremity 8 Pelvis and Hip 9 Vertebral Column 10 Bony Thorax 11 Cranium 12 Trauma Radiography 13 Contrast Arthrography 14 Myelography and Other Central Nervous System Imagin...