File 1 Flashcards

1
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Dorsolateral calcaneal fracture, which muscle will be affected?

A) Extensor digitorum braves
B) Abductor digiti minimi

A

A) Extensor digitorum braves

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Magic angle artifact, tend to affectwhich sequence?

A) T1
B) T2
C) STIR
D) FLAIR

A

A) T1

& PD

TE = Echo time, from RF pulse to signal echo back to receptor.
TR = Repetition Time of RF pulses

T1 = short TE and TR

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Pregnant patient with sciatica as well as numbness in the big toe. Which level will the dic protrusion be?

A) L5-S1
B) L2-L3

A

A) L5-S1

Any thing between L4-S3

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Patient has sciatica and absent ankle reflex symptoms worsened after delivery. Which level will the disc protrusion be?

A) Posterolateral herniation at level of L5/S1
B) Far lateral herniation at level of L3/L4
C) Right paracentral herniation at level of L4/L5
D) Right paracentral herniation at level of L1/L2

A

A) L5-S1

Any thing between L4-S3

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Patient with right sided pleural effusion was following up with several chest x-ray, what is the best view for detecting small amount of pleural fluid?

A) Left lateral Decubitus
B) PA view
C) Lateral view
D) Supine

A

C) Lateral view

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Drug addict came unconscious, Chest x-ray showed bilateral lower lobe consolidation, what is the most likely the cause?

A) Pleural effusion
B) Aspiration
C) Hypersensitivity pneumonitis due to drugs
D) Pulmonary contusion

A

B) Aspiration

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Neonate with a picture of necrotizing enterocolitis. What is the most sensitive sign of pneumoperitoneum?

A) Football sign and continuous diaphragm
B) Bowel wall latency
C) Rigler sign

A

C) Rigler sign

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18-months-old child with wheezing stridor, the mother saw peanut in his hand. You suspect foreign body aspiration, chest x-ray was normal, what is the next step?

A) Lateral decubitus view
B) Call pulmonologist to do bronchoscope

A

A) Lateral decubitus view

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10-years-old child plays with toys then developed shortness of breath. Which of the following is most likely seen in x-ray?

A) Hyperinflated lung on one side
B) Basal atelectasis
C) Lobar consolidation
D) Mediastinal shift

A

A) Hyperinflated lung on one side

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10
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Tc-MAA is working by?

A) Capillary blockage
B) Sequestration

A

A) Capillary blockage

Tc-99m MAA (macroaggregated albumin) is one of the technetium radiopharmaceuticals used in lung perfusion imaging.

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Teenager boy with leg pain at night, which is usually relieved by aspirin. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A) Osteoid osteoma
B) Ewing sarcoma
C) Septic arthritis

A

A) Osteoid osteoma

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12
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What is the most common location of tunneled tube for dialysis?

A) Femoral vein
B) Internal jugular vein
C) Transhepatic vein

A

B) Internal jugular vein

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Which sequence is best for evaluating Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI)?

A) T1
B) T2
C) Gradient (GRE)
D) FLAIR

A

C) Gradient (GRE)

تسلسل صدى التدرج
لرؤية الانزفة الصغيرة

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What is the most common location for DAI?

A

A) Frontotemporal Gray-white matter junction

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15) What is the ionizing particle used in nuclear diagnostics?

A

A) Gamma

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16
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What makes Fast spin Echo (FSE) faster than standard spin echo?

A) Short TE
B) Short TR
C) Multiple phases encoding gradient variation per TR

A

C) Multiple phases encoding gradient variation per TR

17
Q

How to correct without changing the spatial resolution or exam time?

A) Increase FOV
B) Increase FOV and matrix size
C) Make the orbit in the center of the field
D) Use antialiasing techniques like anti wraparound

A

A) Increase FOV

*Field of View

18
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What is the most likely diagnosis?

A) PICA infarction
B) Cerebellar hemorrhage

A

A) PICA infarction

MRI Image with left posterior lower cerebellar infarction, High in T2 with diffusion restriction in DWI.

19
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A patient with a history of confusion had an attack؟

A) Intraparenchymal hemorrhage
B) Acute herpes encephalitis

A

B) Acute herpes encephalitis

Provided MRI images showed High signal at the temporal lobe?

Acute brain inflammation caused by infectious agents, most commonly viruses

20
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Factors affecting scan time in MRI?

A

A) TR x number of phase encoding steps x number of averages

21
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Pediatric patient with lower limb weakness and back pain. What is the diagnosis:

A) Telangiectatic osteosarcoma
B) Aneurysmal bone cysts
C) Osteoblastoma
D) Chordoma

A

B) Aneurysmal bone cysts

(cystic lesion with fluid-fluid level)

22
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Patient with history of trauma, CT shows paracolic gutter fluid/contrast. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A) Injury of the dome of the urinary bladder
B) Injury of the anterior wall of the urinary bladder
C) Injury of the base of the urinary bladder
D) Injury of the posterior wall of the urinary bladder

A

A) Injury of the dome of the urinary bladder

23
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Retzius or cavum Retzii, where is it?

A) Between bladder and pubic bone
B) Between the bladder and anterior abdominal wall

A

A) Between bladder and pubic bone

24
Q

What muscle uses the sustentaculum tali as an anatomical pulley?

A

A) Flexor hallucis longus

25
Q

Patient with upper lip and lower eyelid sensation loss. Where is the lesion?

A

A) Foramen rotundum (maxillary nerve)