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1	Radiology I Self Instructional Program Instructions: You must use Internet Explorer 5.5 or better Click on the Slide Show Icon to get a full screen presentation A slide may have an action setting which will be identified by a small number at the bottom left of the screen activated by a Left Mouse Click Finally click on the Left Mouse Button to go to the next slide Go through the program with a friend. It is more fun and you will probably learn more!
2	The radiographic density (a) is representative of what substance?
3	Name the radiographic densities
4	Name this study and at least two advantages of this imaging study over Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
5	Was this image produced with ionizing or non-ionizing radiation?
6	What is the unit of attenuation for this image?
7	What density (color) is cortical bone on this image?
8	What is the radioactive element used with this procedure?
9	Is the value of this imaging technique its specificity or its sensitivity?
10	A bone scan is dependent upon the radioactive element concentrating selectively in different parts of the body, creating “hot spots”. What is the physiological cause of the increased uptake?
11	Does this imaging technique use ionizing or non-ionizing radiation?
12	MRI measures the “spin” or resonance of which element?
13	What signal intensity (color) is cortical bone on this image?
14	Label the anatomy
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21	Describe these lines the yellow line is called
22	Describe the alignment change. What is the pathology? What is the etiology What is the next appropriate imaging step
23	Construct the following lines Kline’s line Shenton’s line
24	What diagnosis is related to the abnormal Klines line?
25	"What is the diagnosis" What is the diagnosis Name the components of Putti’s triad.
26	"What is the finding" What is the finding Name 4 major causes
27	Construct
28	Thank you! Hope you found this educational and fun