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1What is the main component of contrast media at CT?
- ACalcium
- BIron oxide
- CZinc
- DGadolinium
- Elodine
- FCopper
2Which imaging methods are based on ionizing radiation?
- ACT
- BMRI
- CHysterosalpingography
- DUS
- EPET/CT
3What are the contraindications for hysterosalpingography?
- APregnancy
- BMetal implants
- CActive pelvic infection
- DDiabetes mellitus
- EMetal foreign bodies
4Select, which radiologic imaging method and which phase is seen in the picture.
- AHysterosalpingography, phase 3
- BHysterosalpingography, phase 2
- CHysterosalpingography, phase 1
- DHysterosalpingography, phase 4
5Select, which radiologic imaging method and which pathology is seen in the picture.
- ACT, Ascites
- BHysterosalpingography, long Fallopian tubes
- CMRI, bicornuate uterus
- DCT, dermoid cyst
6What means are being taken to reduce motion artifacts in CT?
- AImmobilization
- BIntravenous contrast medium injection
- CRepetition of scanning
- DSedation
- EShortening time
7Select, which radiologic imaging method and which phase is seen in the picture.
- AHysterosalpingography, phase 3
- BHysterosalpingography, phase 2
- CHysterosalpingography, phase 1
- DHysterosalpingography, phase 4
8Select, which radiologic imaging method and which pathology is seen in the picture.
- AMRI, omental carcinomatosis
- BHysterosalpingography, long Fallopian tubes
- CMRI, bicornuate uterus
- DCT, dermoid cyst
9The indications of fetal MRI are:
- AAbnormal position and presentation of the fetus
- BCongenital and developmental anomalies of the fetal organs
- CPlacenta previa
- DFetal CNS malformations
10lodine is the main constituent of contrast media used in?
- ACT examinations
- BUS examinations
- CMRI studies
- DPET studies
- EPET/CT examinations
11Advantages of MRI over CT:
- Alodine-sensitive patients may also be studied
- BNo ionizing radiation
- CAll layers of the uterus can be distinguished
- DIt is also possible to study restless/moving patients
- EMultiple projections can be investigated without changing the patient's position
12The indications of hysterosalpingography (HSG) are:
- AEvaluation of fallopian tube passage
- BAssessment of ovarian structure
- CEvaluation of the incidence of cervical cancer
- DFetal studies
- EEvaluation of uterine cavity
13Select, which radiologic imaging method and which pathology is seen in the picture.
- ACT, ascites
- BHysterosalpingography, long Fallopian tubes
- CMRI, bicornuate uterus
- DCT, dermoid cyst
14What means are being taken to reduce motion artifacts in CT?
- AIntravenous contrast medium injection
- BImmobilization, sedation
- CSmall bowel filling with oral contrast medium
- DShortening the time of scanning
- ERepetition of scanning
15Gadolinium is the main substance used in contrast for?
- ACT
- BUS
- CMRI
- DPET
- EPET/CT
16Select, which radiologic imaging method and which pathology is seen in the picture.
- ACT, ascites
- BHysterosalpingography, long Fallopian tubes
- CCT, ovarian dysgerminoma
- DMRI, hydrocephalus
17Hysterosalpingography complications:
- ABleeding
- BInfection
- CSpasms
- DReaction to contrast media
- ERupture of the uterus and/or fallopian tubes
- FIrradiation of unexpected pregnancy
- GStrong pain
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- Quiz on Radiology, created by Uchechukwu Nwanja on 20/12/2022.
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