MALE PELVIS AND RADIO ABDOMEN (PRELIMS 3RD EVALS)

Question 1

Erection

Answer 1

Parasympathetic

Question 2

Distal portion something forms the penile crura:

Answer 2

Corpora cavernosum/cavernosa

Question 3

Prostate cancer develops:

A. Central zone
B. Peripheral zone
C. Transition zone

Answer 3

B. Peripheral zone

Question 4

At about the middle of the length of urethral crest

Answer 4

Verumontanum

Question 5

Acid phosphatase

Answer 5

Prostate gland

Question 6

Benign prostatic lesion

Answer 6

Transition

Question 7

Highest pressure

Answer 7

Membranous

Question 8

Facilitates volume and nutrition of semen secretion

Answer 8

Seminal vesicle

Question 9

Vitamins and sugars

Answer 9

Seminal vesicle

Question 10

Pouch of Douglas

Answer 10

Supine position

Question 11

Glans penis

Answer 11

Corpus spongiosum

Question 12

Curvature straightened when pulled towards thigh

Answer 12

Proximal curvature

Question 13

As it emerges, what is the relationship of vas deferens to inferior epigastric vessels:

Answer 13

Lateral

Question 14

Muscle that surrounds the penile bulb

Answer 14

Bulbospongiosus

Question 15

Where does the ejaculatory duct open?

Answer 15

Prostatic urethra

Question 16

Free intra abdominal fluid in the supine position will gravitate earliest into?

Answer 16

Hepatorenal

Question 17

A patient with ascite will not show any fluid in?

A. Left colic gutter
B. Right colic gutter
C. Perihepatic
D. Perisplenic
E. Perirenal

Answer 17

E. Perirenal

Question 18

In a male 60 year old with AP abdominal projection showed calcifications in the midline up to the left upper quadrant:

Answer 18

Pancreas

Question 19

Duodenal C-loop something

Answer 19

Head of pancreas

Question 20

Tubular echolucent posterior and parallel to the body of pancreas:

A. Aorta
B. Inferior vena cava
C. Splenic vein
D. Common hepatic duct
E. Common bile duct

Answer 20

A. Aorta

Question 21

Crescent shaped radiolucency. Your most likely diagnosis?

Answer 21

Hiatal hernia

Question 22

Lymph drainage of prostate? Paraaortic lymph drainage bla bla superficial lymph bla bla

Answer 22

Internal iliac lymph bla bla

Question 23

Normal plain AP of the abdomen radiograph shows small radiographic densities in the left and right areas of the abdomen

Answer 23

Phleboliths

Question 24

Tubular something left of the midline seen from epigastric to hypogastric region:

A. Inferior vena cava
B. Aorta
C. Ureter?

Answer 24

A. Inferior vena cava

Question 25

AP abdominal radiograph, prone position barium sulfate is accumulated:

A. Fundus
B. Antrum
C. Pylorus
D. Duodenum

Answer 25

B. Antrum

Question 26

Transverse process of L2

Answer 26

L renal

Question 27

Colonic contents spill sa splenic flexure something

Answer 27

Descending colon

Question 28

Barium and right lateral decubitus where is fluid accumulate:

Answer 28

Middle of ascending colon

Question 29

Inferior displacement of the gas distended splenic flexure. This radiographic appearance may be seen with:

A. Enlarged pancreas
B. Enlarged urinary bladder
C. Enlarged prostate
D. Enlarged liver
E. Enlarged spleen

Answer 29

E. Enlarged spleen

Question 30

Transverse colon is displaced inferiorly caused by what?

Answer 30

Enlarged spleen

Question 31

AP radiograph, supine position, intra abdominal gas is expected where?

Answer 31

Gastric antrum

Question 32

Free abdominal fluid tends to gravitate towards:

Answer 32

Right paracolic