Image Evaluation_Lower ext

• externally rotated and proximal lower leg elevated

• externally rotated and distal lower leg elevated

• internally rotated and proximal lower leg elevated

• internally rotated and distal lower leg elevated

How would you adjust the exposure factor of this image?

• Reduce kVp by 15%, maintain original mAs

• Increase kVp by 15%, maintain original mAs.

• Maintain kVp, reduce mAs by half

• No adjustment needed

Which of these following statement are TRUE regarding this image of AP oblique of foot?

• Fourth metatarsal tubercle is without superimpose with the fifth metatarsal

• cuneiform-cuboid joint space is closed

• navicular-cuboid joint space is closed

• second through fifth intermetatarsal joint spaces are opened

The positioning of this image is:

• internally rotated

• externally rotated

• correct positioning

Identify the artifact evident in this radiograph.

Referring to image below, which of the following is the BEST film size for adult patient?

• 18 X 24 cm

• 24 X 30 cm

• 35 X 35 cm

• 35 X 43 cm

This lateral ankle shows

• Under collimation

• over collimation

• tight collimation

This radiograph of lateral knee shows that the patient was

• internally rotated

• externally rotated