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Radiology MCQs 2- 3rd Year- PMU
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1The parotid like pulmonary cavities are:
- Aregions with massive calcification
- Bcavities with thick walls
- Ccavities with thin walls
2On lateral radiography of lungs, the retro cardiac space is decreased when there is enlargement of:
- Aright cardiac cavities
- Bleft cardiac cavities
- Cisolated enlargement of left antrum
3The flat-shaped atelectases of lungs are presented as:
- Aintense round shadow
- Btriangular shadow
- Chorizontal intense stripe-like shadow
4Stomach ulcer located in the region of pylorus leads to one of the following complications:
- Ahypertrophic pylorus stenosis
- Bacute dilatation of stomach
- Cpylorus stenosis
5During radiological examination of digestion tract under conditions of natural contrast, the following pathological objects can be found:
- Aadded shadow
- Bflaw in gilling
- Cradio-positive stones, foreign a bodies and hydroaericlevels
6The additional (third) kidney is usually:
- AHypoplastic
- BDystrophic
- CHypoplastic and dystopic
7Which of the following factors does not carry risk for laminar cancer:
- Ageographic and race factors
- Bfamily and social status
- Ccolour of eyes
8Fracture is:
- Abroken integrity of the bone
- Bbroken integrity of the bone, with incomplete interruption of the bone joists
- Cbroken integrity of the bone with complete interruption of the bone
9The haemangion is usually located in:
- Afacial skull
- Bphalanxes of hands and feet
- Cskull bones and the bodies of vertebra
10The following forms are related to the tuberculosis of intrathoracal lymph nodes:
- Atumor- like form
- Binterstitial form
- Cmalignant form
11For cancer type Panconst-Tobias are character:
- Aosteolysis of neighbour bone structures
- Bdislocation of the mediastinal shadow
- Catelectasis
12On prophile radiography of the retrocardial space is closed when there is enlargement of:
- Aright cardial cavities
- Bleft cardial cavities
- Cthe upging bronch of the aorta
13The renovasography is a radiocontrast method, which is used for diagnostics of:
- Ainflammatory diseases of excretory system
- Bvessel diseases and arterial hypertony
- Cstones in the kidneys
14In cases of pylorus stenosis the contrast material is hold back in stomach for:
- Aup to 3 hours
- Bup to 6-8 hours
- Cup to 8-12 hours
15Basic contrast material for examination of digestion system is:
- ABarium sulfuricum (BaSO4)
- BWater-soluble iodine contrast
- COil-soluble iodine contrast
16Which of the following is important for the differentiation of venal ptosis from renal dystopy
- Ashape of kidneys
- Boutlines and structure of kidneys
- Clength of the corresponding ureter
17Ductography is a contrast method for examination of:
- Alactation channels
- Bcysts of glandule mammae
- Csolid formations in glandule mammae
18The fissura is:
- Abroken integrity of the bone
- Bbroken integrity of the bone with incomplete interruption of the bone joints
- Cbroken integrity of the bone with complete interruption the bone joints
19The haemangioma is a bone tumour, which is referred to:
- Abone-generating tumours
- Bvessel tumours
- Ccartilage-generating tumours
20In acute milialy tuberculosis of lungs the changes are radiologicaly presented as shadows with:
- Aequal size and intensity
- Bdifferent size and equal intensity
- Cdifferent size and intensity
21For cancer type Pancoast-Tobiac are character:
- Aptosis, myosis, enophtalm
- Bdislocation of the mediastinal shadow
- Catelectasis
22The cardiac waist is under cases of enlargement of
- Aright ventricle
- Bleft antrum
- Cleft ventricle
23L-like kidney is formed by
- Aaccretion of the same name poles in heterolateral dystopy of one of the kidneys
- Baccretion of the different name poles in heterolateral dystopy of one of the kidneys
- Caccretion of the down pales of the kidneys with homolateral dystopy of both kidneys
24Mammary cancer is presented on mammography as:
- Aintense shadow with irregular shape and blurred outlines
- Bweak shadow
- Ccomplex shadow
25Which of the following radiological symptoms are not character for bone fracture:
- Afracture line
- Bbone callus
- Ctriangle of Codmann
26Chondroma is a bone tumour which may refer to:
- Abone-generating tumours
- Bvessel tumours
- Ccartilage-generating tumours
27Pulmonary cancer type Pancoast-Tobias is:
- Acentral pulmonary cancer
- Bperipheral cancer of the lower lobes
- Cperipheral cancer of the upper lobes
28The spotted shadows in cases of subacute disseminated tuberculosis of lungs are:
- Aone kind of size and intensity
- Bdifferent sizes and one kind of intensity
- Cdifferent sizes and different kinds of intensity
29The cardiac waist is smoothed in of enlargement of:
- Aright atrium
- Bleft atrium
- Cleft ventricle
30Radiogaphy is based on the following characteristic feature radiography:
- Aphotochemical effect
- Bfluorescence
- Cionization
31In which of the following cases of stomach ulcer perforation there is not free gas under the diaphragm
- AThere is not gas collection in stomach or it is late perforation with resorbtion of the air
- BPresence of massive secretions in abdomen or the so called over covered perforation
- CIn all of the above cases
32The preparation of a patient for examination of the esophagus is:
- AThere is no preparation needed
- BThe examination is made in the morning on an empty stomach
- CSpecial drugs must be taken before the examination
33Polycystosis of kidneys is a disease with formation of cysts in:
- Aone of the kidneys
- Bboth kidneys
- Conly in the upper poles of both kidneys
34A cyst of glandule mammae is presented on sonography as:
- Aanechoic zone
- Bhyperchoic zone
- Cnone of above
35Radiologicaly, the fracture line can be presented as:
- Aonly as an intense shadow
- Bonly as a weak shadow
- Cas a weak shadow as well as an intense shadow
36Radiologicaly, the osteoma is presented as:
- AIt round intense shadow with sharp outlines and homogenous structure
- BRound weak shadow with sharp outlines and homogenous structure
- CNon-homogenous shadow, weak peripherally and with calculations in the central zone
37The shape of pulmonary metastasis is most frequently
- Around
- Btriangular
- Coval
38On which character of X-rays is based radioscopy, a method of examination
- Aphotochemical effect
- Bflourescence
- Cionization
39When a duodenal ulcer is perforated we can radiologically observe
- Apresence of hydro-aeric levels
- Bsymptom of getting unstuck
- Csickle-shaped enlightenment under the diaphragm cupolas from free gas under them
40Ways of initiating of BaSO4 for examination of digestinal tract are
- Aper os (per vertum)
- Busing the blood vessels
- Cfistulography
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