Barium Enema; Double contrast (Barium and Air)
Esophagram; double contrast
Small Bowel Series; single contrast w/ Barium Always!
IV or Oral contrast?
Both
IV or oral contrast?
Neither
IV or oral contrast?
IV but no oral
IV or oral contrast?
IV but no oral
IV or oral contrast?
IV but no oral
T1 or T2?
T1
T1 or T2?
T1
T2
Hepatobiliary Scan
Bone Scan
V/Q Study: 1st inhale then IV
Gastric Emptying Study
What test?
IVP
PA or AP?
PA
PA or AP?
AP
Air under the diaphragm
RML Infiltrate
RUL Infiltrate
RUL Mass
Adenocarcinoma RLL
LUL Pneumonia
LUL Tuberculosis: Calvitary Lesion
LLL Pneumonia
Left Pleural Effusion
Right Pleural Effusion
Kerley B lines
Pulmonary Edema
Pneumothorax
Pneumothorax
Lung Abscess
Ball Valve Emphysema
Scaphoid Bone fracture; snuffbox
Comminuted fx
SH Type 1 SALTR
SH Type 2: most common SALTR
SH Type 3 SALTR
SH Type 4 SALTR
SH type 5 SALTR
Greenstick Fx
Torus or Buckle Fx
Femoral Neck Fx
Femoral Neck Fx
Intertrochanteric Hip Fx
Right Subtrochanteric Hip Fx
Elbow Fx
Proximal Left 5th Metatarsal Stress Fx
Spondylolisthesis
Left Posterior Hip Dislocation
Nursemaid Elbow: Radial Head Subluxation
Ascites
Pneumoperitineum (air under the diaphragm) on right; left is gastric air bubble
PET Scan
Colon Cancer
What test?
Bone Scan
Right Ureter Calculus w/ hydronephrosis
Hysterosalpingogram
A: PA; B: Lateral C: Right anterior oblique D: AP E: AP F: Right lateral decubitus
Polyp
Sessile Mass
Encircling (napkin ring) mass
Ulcer
Diverticulum
Mass effect (Extrinsic compression)
Alveolar Consolidation (Air Bronchogram)
Left Pleural Effusion
ERCP
MRCP
Imaging of Abdomen and Pelvis
