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hey y'all i just wanted to share that i just failed my asrt ct basics module 7 tests we have this hlc thing that we have to do to continue our so they make us do this asrt thing um i'm gonna go over my questions and see why so i got 17 correct out of 30. horrible question number one corona and sagittal reconstructions of the lumbar spine require slight thickness of blank milliliters and i actually answered that correctly it's one to two so they're just asking what's the slice thickness you want it smaller just in case there's any fractures um so that's just intervals and stuff like that so c spine is normally one for us and then t spine is two millimeters and lumbar spine is two millimeters so the answer is one to two question number two when performing a routine ct scan of the neck which pitch would result in the highest patient dose so i answered 1.7 and the correct answer is 0.7 in my mind i was thinking the longer the pitch because the pitch is how long the patient is going through the table they would receive more radiation and for some reason 0.7 pitch would result in the highest patient dose so i don't get it but that was my thinking of why it's 1.7 the longer you're in the table the more radiation but i was wrong okay so the standard window width of blank is used to demonstrate brain tissue now i'm really bad at window width and window level like i haven't sat down to really study the window and leveling i just know what window looks like what so i put 60 to 80 but the answer is 80 to 100. so i know it's not a high number because a high number is a bone window like a thousand two thousand it's more bone window um anyways the answer is 80 to 100. so hopefully i remember that for next time window width is 80 to 100 to demonstrate brain tissue number four the optimum enhancement of blood vessels and organs on a routine abdomen pelvic ct scan the average adult patient should receive blank milliliters of iv contrast it says 100 to 150 because this one bottle is about 100 milliliters and that's what i answered normally i would give less because i don't want to give too many patients a lot of contrast because of the kidney you don't want to mess up someone's kidney because it's very dense and concentrated and you want them to filter it especially if they have underlying diseases but the answer is 100 to 150 for an average patient to see blood vessels and routine organs another window window width and window level question the recommended bone algorithm window width and window level for routine thoracic and lumbar spine ct is i got this right window width of 2000 and window level of 200 so window...