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OB 2
#1. What is Acetylcholinesterase? - Breaks down acetylcholine into acetic acid and choline after synapse jump #2. How can Acetylcholinesterase be used in OB? - specific for detecting an open neuro t...
Annabelle|6 years ago|+1|261 views
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OB 1
#1. Complete Breech #2. Frank Breech #3. Footling Breech #4. When is the embryonic period? - 6-12 weeks #5. When is the 1st trimester? - 0 - 13 weeks #6. When is the Fetal Phase? - 12 + weeks #7. W...
Annabelle|7 years ago|+1|777 views
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OB 3
#1. What anomaly is found in the neck? - cystic hygroma goiter #2. What is Micrognathia? - small chin #3. What is associated with micrognathia? - suckling problems trisomy 13 & 18 treac...
Annabelle|6 years ago|+1|164 views
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OB 4
#1. When is organogenesis complete? - 12 weeks #2. When is the GB seen? - 20 weeks #3. Fetal GB #4. Fetal GB #5. Fetal GB #6. What is suspected when the spleen is enlarged in a fetus? - Rh immunoIn...
Annabelle|6 years ago|+2|1,023 views
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Kidney Protocol
Annabelle|7 years ago|±0|1 view
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Pelvic Protocol
Annabelle|7 years ago|±0|1 view
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Gallbladder Protocol
Annabelle|7 years ago|±0|2 views
21 cards
Liver Protocol
Annabelle|7 years ago|±0|7 views
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RAD IMAGING
Radiography imaging principles
swygant|11 years ago|±0|319 views
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Lower Limb
...modalities and/or procedures will provide the best assessment for osteomyelitis of the foot? - Nuclear medicine #85. A radiograph of an AP oblique foot with medial rotation demonstrates considerable superimposition...
cthrusmartypantz|5 years ago|+1|1,139 views
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pathologies
#1. An inflammatory condition involving the anterior, proximal tibia - Osgood-Schlatter disease #2. Sprains and/or fractures involving the bases of the first and second metatarsals - Lisfranc joint ...
cthrusmartypantz|5 years ago|±0|91 views
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Contrast, para, thora, amnio
#1. What does contrast Media consist of? - millions of little bubbles #2. How big are the bubbles created by the contrast agents? - 7 microns smaller that the Red Blood Cells #3. How does contrast ...
Annabelle|7 years ago|±0|61 views
34 cards
Neonatal hips
#1. What is the indication for a neonatal hip exam? - rule out developmental displacement of the hips septic arthritis and joint effusion proximal focal femoral deficiency #2. What makes up the hip...
Annabelle|7 years ago|±0|56 views
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Neonatal Spine
#1. How many cervical vertebrae? - 7 #2. How can you tell the cervical vertebrae? - Small transverse foramen in the transverse process #3. How many thoracic vertebrae? - 12 #4. How can you tell th...
Annabelle|7 years ago|±0|56 views
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Pediatric Abdomen
#1. What are the scanning considerations of the pediatric abdomen? - use warm gel keep infant warm distractions breaks diaper/bottle/binky #2. The length of the gallbladder should not exc...
Annabelle|7 years ago|±0|118 views