최신 RhMSUS 무료덤프 - American College of Rheumatology Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Certification in Rheumatology

A. Float the probe.

B. Use a "hockey stick" probe.

C. Check the transverse plane.

D. Decrease the depth.

A. The patient should be referred for MRI to confirm a paralabral cyst and evaluate for labral tear.

B. The patient has hip synovitis and should be aspirated for synovial fluid analysis and culture and injected with corticosteroids.

C. The patient should be referred for plain radiography to evaluate for femoral neck fracture.

D. The patient has a normal hip joint.

A. The examiner is between the patient and the monitor.

B. The monitor is between the patient and the examiner.

C. The examiner is closest to the limb of the patient being scanned while facing toward the monitor.

D. The monitor is on the left of the patient for a left-handed examiner.

A. Linear 20-25 mm, 10-18 MHz transducer

B. Linear 40-50 mm, 3-8 MHz transducer

C. Linear 40-50 mm, 10-18 MHz transducer

D. Linear 20-25 mm, 3-8 MHz transducer

A. Chondrocalcinosis

B. Meniscus tear

C. Urate deposition

D. Osteophyte formation

A. Option D

B. Option C

C. Option B

D. Option A

A. Posterior cruciate ligament

B. Posterior patellar cartilage

C. Metacarpal volar plate

D. Anterior glenoid labrum

A. The tip of an osteophyte

B. A foreign body

C. A metacarpal fragment from prior trauma

D. A normal sesamoid

A. Brighten the ambient lighting to improve the signal-to-noise ratio

B. Dim the exam room lighting to improve the signal-to-noise ratio (This is the best answer)

C. Decrease the amount of gel in between transducer and skin to improve transmission of sound waves

D. Decrease high-frequency ambient noise to minimize interfering sound waves

A. Place the focal point at the level of the area of interest.

B. Depress the distal end of the probe.

C. Increase the overall gain to brighten the image.

D. Choose a lower transducer frequency.