Lower GI Anatomy & Clinical Indications

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Anatomy of the lower GI tract and clinical indications for radiographic procedures of the lower GI tract.

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Lower GI Anatomy & Clinical IndicationsVersión en línea Anatomy of the lower GI tract and clinical indications for radiographic procedures of the lower GI tract. por Autumn 1 The hepatic flexure is at the junction of the ascending and transverse colon. Yes No 2 A volvulus is the twisting of the bowel upon itself, causing an obstruction. Yes No 3 Neoplasm presents a napkin ring or apple core lesion, radiographically. Yes No 4 The small intestine joins the large intestine at the Ampulla of Vater. Yes No 5 When the patient is supine, air will fill the ascending and descending colon. Yes No 6 The portion of the small intestine that has a feathery appearance is the ileum. Yes No 7 If resistance is experienced when placing the enema tip, the technologist should continue to push with more force. Yes No 8 A stoma is a surgical resection of the colon. Yes No 9 The small intestine is 10' in length. Yes No 10 Hematochezia refers to bright red blood in the stool. Yes No 11 The term "vermiform" means wormlike. Yes No 12 The longest portion of the small intestine is the ileum. Yes No 13 95% of water reabsorption occurs in the stomach. Yes No 14 Crohnn's disease presents a circular staircase appearance, radiographically. Yes No 15 Villi are the hairlike projections that aid in digestion. Yes No 16 The patient is placed into a 35-40 degree LAO for enema tip insertion. Yes No 17 The most proximal portion of the large intestine is the ascending colon. Yes No 18 The colon is an interchangeable term for the large intestine. Yes No 19 The haustra are the muscular bands that form the pouches of the large intestine. Yes No 20 Melena refers to the vomiting of blood. Yes No

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Lower GI Anatomy & Clinical IndicationsVersión en línea

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The hepatic flexure is at the junction of the ascending and transverse colon.

A volvulus is the twisting of the bowel upon itself, causing an obstruction.

Neoplasm presents a napkin ring or apple core lesion, radiographically.

The small intestine joins the large intestine at the Ampulla of Vater.

When the patient is supine, air will fill the ascending and descending colon.

The portion of the small intestine that has a feathery appearance is the ileum.

If resistance is experienced when placing the enema tip, the technologist should continue to push with more force.

A stoma is a surgical resection of the colon.

The small intestine is 10' in length.

Hematochezia refers to bright red blood in the stool.

The term "vermiform" means wormlike.

The longest portion of the small intestine is the ileum.

95% of water reabsorption occurs in the stomach.

Crohnn's disease presents a circular staircase appearance, radiographically.

Villi are the hairlike projections that aid in digestion.

The patient is placed into a 35-40 degree LAO for enema tip insertion.

The most proximal portion of the large intestine is the ascending colon.

The colon is an interchangeable term for the large intestine.

The haustra are the muscular bands that form the pouches of the large intestine.

Melena refers to the vomiting of blood.