Diagnostics Radiology Exam 3 Pics Flashcards

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3D US

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Abdominal mass

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Abscess

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Abuse

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Acute Hematoma Midline shift

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Adrenocortical tumor

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Airway abscess

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Alzheimers

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Aneurysm

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AP - LAT Skull

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AP - Lat Skull

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Benign mass US

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Benign Mass

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Bilateral subarchnoid hemmorhage

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Prostate / Bladder dome IVP

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Bowing fx of fibula, displaced tibia

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Bronchiolitis

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Chronic injury hematoma

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Clavicle, rib fx

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Coffee Bean

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craniocaudad (CC) view

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Croup

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Croup

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Croup

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Croup
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Croup
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Croup
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Cystic Fibrosis
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Cystic teratoma & dermoid plug
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Cystocele
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Cystocele
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diaphyseal spiral fx
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Ectopic Preg
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Ectopic Preg
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Endometrial cancer
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Epidural hematoma
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Epiglottitis
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Extra axial empyema
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extraperitoneal hemorhage
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Fracture healing stages
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Greenstick fx of tib fib
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Happy Face
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healing rib fx shaken baby
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Hematoma upper abdomen, spleenic
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Hemorrhagic bleed
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Hemorrhagic stroke
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Huntingtons
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Hydorsalpinx
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Hydroureternephrosis
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Hyperechoic US
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Hyperechoic US
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Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) occlusion
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Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)
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Intraventricular Hemmorhage
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Ischemic Stroke
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IVP pre contrast , small stone
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IVP stone progression
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IVP with contrast, stone 2
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IVP with contrast, stone
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KUB IVU
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large ovarian cyst
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Large prostate, dome of bladder
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Large vessel arteritis (macaroni)
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Lefort
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Lefort
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Leiomyomatous Disease
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Macaroni sign
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Mam fatty to fibrous
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Mandible fx
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mediolateral oblique (MLO) view
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Meningitis
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Metaphyseal chip fx
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Metaphyseal lesion
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MRA Brain
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MRA chest
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MRI Breast 1
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MRI Breast 1
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MS
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Nasal bone
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Nephroureterolithiasis
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Neuroangiography
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Normal CT
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Normal epiglottis
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Normal preg
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Normal Renal CT
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Normal vs abnormal
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Nose to anus
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Nuc med healing fx
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Orbital blow out
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Ovarian mass
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Ovarian Teratoma
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Panorex
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Pelvic CT female
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Parkinsons
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PET - CT
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PET - CT
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PET - CT
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PET - CT
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PET - CT
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Phlebolith
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Picks
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Pleural Effusion
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Pneumonia
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Polycystic kidney disease
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Popcorn-like Calcifications These calcifications are typically found in involuting fibroadenomas. Fibroadenomas usually regress with menopause and microcalcifications will develop into coarse macrocacifications.
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Postrenal right ureteral obstruction
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Pylonephritis
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R frontal subarach hem, L occip subarch hem
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R testical necrosis US
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Reanl laceration
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Renal Cell Carcinoma 1
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Renal Cell Carcinoma 2
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Renal Cyst 1
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Renal Cyst 1
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Renal Laceration 1
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Renal Parenchymal Disease, ARF
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Retrograde cystogram, multiple radiolucencies in bladder These represent a nodular carcinoma in a pediatric patient
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Retrograde urethrogram, prostatic hypertrophy
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Rod-Shaped Calcifications
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Round Pneumonia 1
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Round Pneumonia 2
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Round Pneumonia 2
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Sad face
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Sinus subvertex
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Sinus
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Skin calcification
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Skull fx 2
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Skull Fx
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Skull Fx1
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Smooth round calcifications These are associated with a benign process. They may vary in size in a cluster. When \<1mm they are often found in the acini of lobules. When \<0.5mm the term punctate is used.
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Spherical or LucentCentered Calcifications They may be found as debris collected in a duct, in areas of fat necrosis and Fibroadenomas.
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Spiculated mass
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Spinous process fx
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Star
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Stones
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Subarachnoid hem
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Subdural hematoma
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temporary percutaneous nephrostomy tube
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Torus - buckling fx
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Trans ab Normal Preg
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Trans vag Normal Preg 1
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Transabdominal US
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Transcatheter embolization
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Transcatheter embolization1
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Transvaginal US
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Tumor
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Vascular Calcifications These represent a nodular carcinoma in a pediatric patient
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Virtual bronch
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Virtual colon
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Voiding Cystourethrogram
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Waters
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Waters
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Wilms Tumor
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Wilms Tumor1
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Worms
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