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According to the WHO criteria, for the diagnosis of osteoporosis, based on the measurement of bone density is - 2.5 standard deviations or more below the young adult peak bone density Name the current gold standard technique for measuring bone density - DXA Cancellous bone is also known as what? - Trabecular bone What is the anatomical landmark of the proximal femur that indicates the best visual indication of the degree of rotation of the proximal femur? - Lesser trochanter Which lumbar v...

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Questions -- Image production (CT Bootcamp) -- Image Display Questions and Answers Rated A+ What is a pixel? A pixel is a single picture element within the digital image. Calculate the pixel size for a scan of the abdomen using a 40 cm DFOV and a 1024 x 1024 matrix. 0.039 cm or 0.39 mm 40/1024= 0.039 In the table below, indicate how the listed technical changes affect spatial resolution. Technical change --> Change in Spatial Resolution 1) Increased pixel size --> 2) Decreased matrix...

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Clemson BIOL 2220 Exam 1| Actual Questions with Correct Answers| Latest Update| Certified Quality 2024 Anatomy greek(to dissect) -study of structures and the relationship of those structures Gross anatomy can be seen with the naked eye regional anatomy specific locations systemic anatomy organ systems surface anatomy from what you can see on the surface of the skin -tendons -markings -vascular tissue -leads to forensic reconstruction microscopic anatomy can't be seen with the nak...