Question

pick one on either the left or right?

should be doing structure/modality in a chart

EXTRA CREDIT: up to 5 extra credit points Left side of the classroom What is the best way to study all the structures in the neck List the structures of the neck that we have been through and then put the modality of images that can be used for that in a table. Right side of the classroom List all the structures of the head that we have learned Next to each structure type the best modality to study it List everything that CAN be used. Points taken away if don't mention something that can be used as well as things that cant be used that we included. Example: eyeball, brain, skull bones, etc. This is due the day of the final (Wednesday of finals week) immediately after the final shuctwmo daliLy GUY'S H 22 MRI, then, then Put in order from most likely to use until least likely to be used Brain Blood Vessels Do not need to put explanation for why this would decrease our points f not in this format, he won't read it. Up to us how in detail we go. This will show him how we see things. YROSCAN ACS

What is the best way to study all of the structres in the neck?

In a TABLE list the structures of the neck and give a modality to study it (ex:MRI for brain or blood vessels)

When giving the modaility make sure to list most likely used moadlity to study and then the least likely modality.

No explanation is needed as to why the modality was used...

Answer 1

Modality Structure Neck Because of the complex anatomy of the neck region, It's important to use integrated modalities to study the whole structure Muscles Sternocleidomastoid muscle Sternothyroid muscle Sternohyoid muscle Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 1 This modality allows you to observe pictures of the anatomy and physiological processes of the body. This is the best modality because the patient is not exposed to radiation Bones and cartilages Manubrium Hyoid bone Cricoid cartilage Thyroid cartilage Ultrasound: 2 This modality is used mainly to observer organs and could be less precise than MRI Veins and arteries Computed Tomography Scan (CT Scan) Internal jugular vein Common carotid artery Inferior thyroid vein This modality uses a combination of special X-Ray equipment and computer technology to produce cross sectional images. This modality allows you to observe images from bones, muscles, fat and organs at the same time. This modality is less likely because the patient is under radiation Other structures Thyroid gland isthmus Cricothyroid membrane