Trauma Radiography Quiz

What is the definition of trauma?

• A planned medical procedure

• A severe injury caused by a virus

• A serious, unexpected event that demands immediate attention

• A minor injury caused by an accident

Which type of shock results from a massive infection?

• Neurogenic Shock

• Hypovolemic Shock

• Septic Shock

• Cardiogenic Shock

What is the most common affected articulation for a dislocation?

• Humeral head inferior to coracoid process of scapula

• Humeral head inferior to acromion of scapula

• Knee joint

• Elbow joint

What is the primary imaging modality utilized in trauma radiography?

• CT

• Ultrasound

• MRI

• X-ray

What is the best treatment for hypovolemic shock?

• Antibiotics

• Oxygen administration

• Surgery

• Fluid replacement

What is the unique fracture known as 'Hangman's Fracture' caused by?

• Hyperflexion of the head

• Hyperextension of the head

• Lateral bending of the head

• Rotation of the head

What is the primary goal of trauma radiography?

• Quality

• Accuracy

• All of the above

• Speed

What is the primary difference between Level 1 and Level 2 trauma centers?

• Level 1 centers are not associated with medical schools

• Level 1 centers have access to air care

• Level 2 centers offer more comprehensive care

• Level 2 centers have the latest technology