Abdomen and Pelvis part 1

Question 1

figure B 23 was acquired in the (plane)

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coronal

Question 2

figure B 23 is an example of (weighting)

Answer 2

T2

Question 3

figure B 23 arrow A

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right lung

Question 4

figure B 23 was acquired with

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long TR and Long TE

no suppression

Question 5

figure B 23 arrow B

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liver

Question 6

figure B 23 arrow C

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spleen

Question 7

figure B 23 arrow D

Answer 7

crux of the diaphragm

Question 8

figure B 23 arrow E

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right adrenal gland

Question 9

figure B 23 arrow F

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kidney

Question 10

figure B 23 arrow G

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psoas muscle

Question 11

figure B 23 arrow H

Answer 11

oblique abdominal juscle

Question 12

figure B 23 the high signal arising within the abdomen, idicated by arrow I represents

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CSF in the spinal canal

Question 13

figure B 23 arrow J

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gluteal muscle

Question 14

the FDA approved oral contrast agent used in MRI makes bowel appear

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dark on T1/dark on T2

Question 15

figure B 24 was acquired in the (plane)

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axial

Question 16

figure B 24 is a gradient echo image acquired with

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fat suppression

Question 17

figure B 24 arrow A

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abdominal muscles

Question 18

figure B 24 arrow B

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stomach

Question 19

figure B 24 arrow C

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liver

Question 20

figure B 24 arrow D

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bowel

Question 21

figure B 24 arrow E

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portal vein

Question 22

figure B 24 arrow F

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aorta

Question 23

figure B 24 arrow G

Answer 23

vertebral body

Question 24

figure B 24 arrow H

Answer 24

spinal cord

Question 25

figure B 24 arrow I

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spleen

Question 26

due to its size and orientation with in the body, the entire pancreas can possibly be visualized on one imaging sectoin if it is acquired

Answer 26

obliquely with thick sections

Question 27

on T2 weighted MR images, hemangiomas of the liver appear

Answer 27

hyperintense to the normal liver

Question 28

figure B 25 arrow A

Answer 28

subcuntaneous fat

Question 29

figure B 25 arrow B

Answer 29

abdominal muscle

Question 30

figure B 25 arrow C

Answer 30

transverse colon

Question 31

figure B 25 arrow D

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spuperior mesenteric artery

Question 32

figure B 25 arrow E

Answer 32

adrenal gland

Question 33

figure B 25 arrow F

Answer 33

abdominal aorta

Question 34

figure B 25 arrow G

Answer 34

vertebral body

Question 35

figure B 25 arrow H

Answer 35

right kidney

Question 36

figure B 25 arrow I

Answer 36

spinal canal

Question 37

figure B 25 arrow J

Answer 37

spinal cord

Question 38

figure B 25 arrow K

Answer 38

erector spinae muscles

Question 39

figure B 26 arrow A

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liver

Question 40

figure B 26 arrow B

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gallbladder

Question 41

figure B 26 arrow C

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head of pancreas

Question 42

figure B 26 arrow D

Answer 42

tail of pancreas

Question 43

figure B 26 arrow E

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spleen

Question 44

figure B 26 arrow F

Answer 44

colon

Question 45

figure B 26 arrow G

Answer 45

body of pancreas

Question 46

figure B 26 arrow H

Answer 46

abdominal aorta

Question 47

figure B 26 arrow I

Answer 47

right kidney

Question 48

figure B 26 arrow J

Answer 48

left kidney

Question 49

figure B 27 arrow A

Answer 49

liver

Question 50

figure B 27 arrow B

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abdominal aorta

Question 51

figure B 27 arrow C

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spleen

Question 52

figure B 27 arrow D

Answer 52

right kidney

Question 53

figure B 27 arrow E

Answer 53

psoas muscle

Question 54

figure B 27 arrow F

Answer 54

cruz of the diaphragm

Question 55

figure B 27 arrow G

Answer 55

adrenal gland

Question 56

figure B 27 arrow H

Answer 56

left kidney

Question 57

figure B 27 arrow I

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lumbar vertebral body

Question 58

figure B 27 arrow J

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intervertebral disk

Question 59

figure B 28 shows images during various phases of a contrast enhancement including early (arterial-first pass), intermediate (cortico-venous phase-second pass) and delayed phases (third pass). Arterial phase imaging demonstrates all of the following

Answer 59

spleen is hyperintense to the liver spleen is mottled or marbled enhancement only the cortex of the kidneys is enhanced

Question 60

figure B 28 shows images during various phases of contrast enhancement. Most oliver cancers are "arterially" fed and therefore are visualized on

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first pass images

Question 61

figure B 28 show images during various phases of contrast enhancement, Hemangiomas are "benign" lesions (typically watch and wait lesions) that are venous fed, and therefore are visualized on

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delayed images

Question 62

patient positioning for abdominal MR images includes all of the followoing positions

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supine, head first within torso array coil supine feet first with in torso array coil prone feet first within the torso array coil

Question 63

figure B 29 arrow A

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abdominal aorta

Question 64

figure B 29 arrow B

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splenic artery

Question 65

figure B 29 arrow C

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celica artery

Question 66

figure B 29 arrow D

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hepatic artery

Question 67

figure B 29 arrow E

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superior mesenteric artery

Question 68

figure B 29 arrow F

Answer 68

right renal artery

Question 69

figure B 29 arrow G

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left renal artery

Question 70

figure B 29 arrow H

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spinal artery

Question 71

figure B 29 arrow I

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common iliac

Question 72

figure B 29 arrow J

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external iliac artery

Question 73

figure B 29 arrow K

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internal iliac artery

Question 74

vascular imaging of the arterial abdominal vasculature (figure B 29) is typically acquired with

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contrast enhanced MRA ceMRA