RADIOLOGY Flashcards

1
Q

Good for assessing bone pathology & calcification

A

CT

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2
Q

uses ionizing radiation

A

CT

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3
Q

Good for assessing soft tissues

A

MRI

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4
Q

in T1 & T2 neural foramina appear___
Why?

A

bright/hyperintense
high fat content

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5
Q

in MRI, exiting nerve roots appear

A

isointense

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6
Q

conus medullaris begins @

A

L1

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7
Q

Good for assessing ligament injuries
disc bulges
herniation
TUMORS
ABSCESSES

A

MRI

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8
Q

Good for assessing post-operative complications

A

MRI

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9
Q

in cervical X-ray alignment of___should be checked

A

anterior vertebral line
posterior vertebral line
Spinolaminar line
Posterior spinous line

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10
Q

3 standard view of cervical X-ray

A

lateral
antero-posterior
open mouth

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11
Q

subarachnoid hemorrhage happens due

A

ruptured aneurysm

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12
Q

subarachnoid hemorrhage in CT appears

A

bright/hyperdense

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13
Q

biconvex lemon shaped hyperdense limited by suture lines

A

epidural Hg

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14
Q

crescentic hyperdense
crosses suture lines

A

subdural Hg

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15
Q

Hg b/w skull & dura

A

epidural

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16
Q

Hg b/w dura & arachnoid

A

subdural

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17
Q

epidural hemorrhage happens due

A

MMA injury

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18
Q

subdural hemorrhage happens due

A

bridging veins injury

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19
Q

intraparenchymal Hg in CT appears

A

white/hyperdense

20
Q

intraparenchymal hemorrhage happens due

A

HTN

21
Q

sylvian fissure separates

A

frontal & temporal lobes

22
Q

insular cortex site

A

Deep to sylvian fissure

23
Q

central sulcus separates

A

frontal & parietal lobes

24
Q

white matter
connected w/ corona radiata, cerebral white matter & Brainstem

A

internal capsule

25
Q

white matter in the midline
arches over lateral ventricles
connects white matter of both hemispheres

A

corpus callosum

26
Q

in CT, grey & white matter appear

A

dark
WHITE>GREY

27
Q

In CT, bone appears

A

bright/hyperdense

28
Q

in MRI, bone appears

A

dark/hypointense

29
Q

body fluid in CT

A

dark/hypodense

30
Q

fluid in T1

A

dark/hypointense

31
Q

fluid in T2

A

bright/hyperintense

32
Q

MOST ANATOMICAL

A

T1

33
Q

in T1, grey & white matter appear

A

dark
GREY>WHITE

34
Q

white matter darker than grey matter

A

CT
T2

35
Q

grey matter darker than white matter

A

T1

36
Q

CSF hyperintense in

A

T2

37
Q

CSF hypointense in

A

T1

38
Q

CSF hypodense in

A

CT

39
Q

fat & fluids in T2 appear

A

bright/hyperintense

40
Q

how to differentiate b/w CT & MRI

A

bone is bright in CT
dark in MRI

41
Q

does not employ ionizing radiations

A

MRI

42
Q

can be performed with or without IV contrast

A

MRI

43
Q

imaging of choice in trauma, hemorrhages, acute neurological emergencies

A

CT

44
Q

less sensitive to patient motion

A

CT

45
Q

can be performed on patients w/ cardiac pacemakers, cochlear implants or claustrophobic patients

A

CT

46
Q

in CT without contrast image is taken in ____plane

A

axial