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Identify the labeled structures present on the CT to a image (Fig. 3.3). A. B. C. D. E. F. Soft- Abdor G. What are the two causes of voluntary motion? A. patient breathing Voluntary motion can best be prevented by cuefal R Copyright © 2021 by Elsevier, Inc. Al rights r Abdomen ET II: RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING AND OTHER PATIENT CONSIDERATIONS IEW EXERCISE B: Shielding, Exposure Factors, and Positioning (see textbook pp. 112-115) ter 3 Fig. 3.3 Computed tomography cross-sectional image of abdomen at the level of L1/L2. to the patient. breathing What is the primary cause for involuntary motion in the abdomen? D. patient movement danks e B. What is the best mechanism to control involuntary motion? Shortest L peristaltic action of bowel using exposure time True/False: Because the liver margin is visible in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen, it is not necessary to place a right or left anatomic side marker on the cassette before exposure.

Identify the labeled structures present on the CT to a image (Fig. 3.3). A. B. C. D. E. F. Soft- Abdor G. What are the two causes of voluntary motion? A. patient breathing Voluntary motion can best be prevented by cuefal R Copyright © 2021 by Elsevier, Inc. Al rights r Abdomen ET II: RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING AND OTHER PATIENT CONSIDERATIONS IEW EXERCISE B: Shielding, Exposure Factors, and Positioning (see textbook pp. 112-115) ter 3 Fig. 3.3 Computed tomography cross-sectional image of abdomen at the level of L1/L2. to the patient. breathing What is the primary cause for involuntary motion in the abdomen? D. patient movement danks e B. What is the best mechanism to control involuntary motion? Shortest L peristaltic action of bowel using exposure time True/False: Because the liver margin is visible in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen, it is not necessary to place a right or left anatomic side marker on the cassette before exposure.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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B. 28. Identify the labeled structures present on the CT To 201 image (Fig. 3.3). A. C. D. E. F. Abdor G. Soft o 1. What are the two causes of voluntary motion? A. patient breathing 2. Voluntary motion can best be prevented by cuefal R Copyright ©2021 by Elsevier, Inc. All rights r Abdomen Chapter 3 PART II: RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING AND OTHER PATIENT CONSIDERATIONS REVIEW EXERCISE B: Shielding, Exposure Factors, and Positioning (see textbook pp. 112-115) to the patient. D Fig. 3.3 Computed tomography cross-sectional image of abdomen at the level of L1/L2. breathing 3. What is the primary cause for involuntary motion in the abdomen? B. patients movement durite erps opet 1024 C peristaltic action of bowel 4. What is the best mechanism to control involuntary motion? using Shortest exposue time 5. True/False: Because the liver margin is visible in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen, it is not necessary to place a right or left anatomic side marker on the cassette before exposure. 6. True/False: Fo plumbalas all four rides of the radiograph.
Transcribed Image Text:B. 28. Identify the labeled structures present on the CT To 201 image (Fig. 3.3). A. C. D. E. F. Abdor G. Soft o 1. What are the two causes of voluntary motion? A. patient breathing 2. Voluntary motion can best be prevented by cuefal R Copyright ©2021 by Elsevier, Inc. All rights r Abdomen Chapter 3 PART II: RADIOGRAPHIC POSITIONING AND OTHER PATIENT CONSIDERATIONS REVIEW EXERCISE B: Shielding, Exposure Factors, and Positioning (see textbook pp. 112-115) to the patient. D Fig. 3.3 Computed tomography cross-sectional image of abdomen at the level of L1/L2. breathing 3. What is the primary cause for involuntary motion in the abdomen? B. patients movement durite erps opet 1024 C peristaltic action of bowel 4. What is the best mechanism to control involuntary motion? using Shortest exposue time 5. True/False: Because the liver margin is visible in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen, it is not necessary to place a right or left anatomic side marker on the cassette before exposure. 6. True/False: Fo plumbalas all four rides of the radiograph.
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