Imaging Flashcards

1
Q

kidneys lie in __ gutters of posterior abdo wall

A

paravertebral

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2
Q

Left renal hilum lies at __ level

A

L1

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3
Q

right renal hilum lies at ___ level

A

L1/2

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4
Q

contents of renal hilum =

A

renal pelvis, renal artery and vein
lymphatics
nerve
renal sinus fat

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5
Q

US can be used on the kidneys for

A
calculi
renal size
cortical scarring
distension of pelvicalyceal system
doppler
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6
Q

complication of renal contrast CT =

A

contrast induced nephropathy

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7
Q

contrast induced nephropathy (after contrast CT) =

A

impaired renal function within 3 days of IV contrast - raised serum creatinine and urea usually peaks 72-96hrs after contrast

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8
Q

risk factors for contrast induced nephropathy (after contrast CT)

A
renal impairment +/- diabetes mellitus
dehydration
CCF
LVEF <40%
acute MI
nephrotoxic Dx
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9
Q

eGFR must be __ before given CT contrast
__ before and after contrast
Na __ given to prevent ___ pre and post contrast
to prevent contrast induced nephropathy

A

<60
saline
bicarbonate - urine alkalisation - prevents O2 free radicals

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10
Q

complication of Renal contrast MRI

A

nephrogenic systemic sclerosis

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11
Q

nephrogenic systemic sclerosis (after contrast MRI) =

A

severe systemic fibrosing disorder ass with exposure to gadolinium-containing contrast

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12
Q

signs of nephrogenic systemic sclerosis (after contrast MRI) =

A

initial skin erythema, pruritis + pain =>
neuropathic sympts, joint contractures, respiratory insufficiency and muscular atrophy
time => skin thickens = wood like

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13
Q

complication of contrast MRI that causes wood like skin

A

nephrogenic systemic sclerosis

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14
Q

3 spaces in retroperitoneum that are around the kidney

A

anterior pararenal space
perirenal (lateral to kidney)
posterior pararenal (lateral to perirenal and posterior too)

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15
Q

preirenal space is enclosed in __+__ renal fascia

A

anterior (Gerota’s)

posterior (Zucerkandel’s)

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16
Q

pre contrast renal CT is best to see

A

calculi

17
Q

corticomedullary stage of contrast CT = __ enhancement __-__s after contrast given

A

cortical

25-70

18
Q

nephrographic stage of contrast CT = __-__s after contrast given = + enhancement

A

80-180s

medulla and cortex (equally)

19
Q

excretory stage of contrast CT = _-_mins after contrast given
opacification of __+__

A

5-15

renal collecting system and ureters

20
Q

stages in sequential order of contrast CT

A

pre-contrast
cortico-medullary
nephrographic
excretory

21
Q

CT urogram is used to image ++_

A

collecting system
ureters
bladder

22
Q

base and apex of bladder which is post and which is ant

A
base = posterior
apex = anterior
23
Q

+ muscles lie inferolateral to bladder

A

OBTURATOR INTERNUS

LEVATOR

24
Q

commonest technique to image bladder =

A

US

25
Q

use of US for bladder =

A

volumetric assessment (full and empty)
visualise internal calculi
bladder wall irregularities
diverticula

26
Q

gold standard Ix for leak through torn bladder wall

A

cystography

27
Q

CT urogram is gold standard Ix for

A

nodal and metastatic disease staging

28
Q

MRI T1 and 2 images of bladder are gold standard Ix for

A

local tumour staging

29
Q

male urethra segments in order

A

prostatic
membranous
bulbous
penile

30
Q

urethrogram is used to visualise

A

strictures
trauma
diverticula

31
Q

US of genitals is used for ++++_

A

imaging scrotum, testes, uterus, ovaries

prostate biopsies

32
Q

contrast from a hysterosalpingogram can spill into __

A

peritoneum

33
Q

Ix used for prostate cancer local staging

A

MRI

34
Q

infolding of tunica albuginea

A

mediastinum testis