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RADIOLOGY Flashcards

1
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Abdomen topography

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2
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Can the peritoneum be seen in radiological techniques?

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It is very difficult to be seen, just when there is pathology it can be seen.

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3
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Imaging technique and its parts

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CT (bones are hyperintense)

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4
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Name the marked structure

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Ascending colon

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5
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  1. Descending colon
  2. Mesentery
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6
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The mesentery is covered by … and contains fat, vessels, nerves, linfatics. It holds intestinal loops to ….

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Peritoneum, retroperitoneum

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7
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The thicker the mesentery, the better it will be seen (T/F)

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True, as it is mainly formed by fat. (Loops are seen better)

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8
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Why are the loops hyperdense?

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ORAL CONTRAST WITH IODINE has been applied

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9
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Why do we have this color inside the peritoneal cavity?

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There is fluid in it: ASCITIS

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10
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… divided the peritoneal cavity in two.

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Transverse mesocolon (mesentery of colon)

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11
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In the supramesocolic region, we find…

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Liver, stomach and spleen

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12
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If the right lobe of the liver is too big, … can be seen

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Hepatomegalia

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13
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The vessels divide the liver into…

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Eight segments
(1-4 to the left) (5 to 8 to the right)

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14
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How many hepatic veins do we have?

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3 main hepatic veins

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15
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Name those structures

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  1. Main portal vein
  2. Right portal vein.
  3. Left portal vein.
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16
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What kind of image and structure

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MRI T2, bile duct.
It is seen so clear because of the bile, which is a fluid and is very well seen in MRI T2.

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17
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Name the structure

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Gallbladder (Ultrasound)

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18
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The gallbladder in ultrasound appears…

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Hypoechoic

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19
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El conducto coledoco entra en …

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Duodeno

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20
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The goal of the small diameter of the pylorus is to…

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Avoid the fast emptying of the stomach

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21
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Name the structure

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PYLORUS

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22
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1st and 4th part of the duodenum are…, 2nd and 3rd are…

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Intra peritoneal, retroperitoneal

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23
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Papilla of duodenum is seen easily (TRUE/FALSE)

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False

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24
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Parts of the duodenum

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25
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The 3rd part of the duodenum is anterior to … and behind the

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Aorta and superior mesenteric artery

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26
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Name the structure

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Superior mesenteric artery

27
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CELIAC TRUNK

28
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Splenic vein

29
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Coleducus crossing the pancreas

30
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The mesocolon is the…

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Mesentery of the large intestine

31
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Supramesocolic structures

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Liver, stomach and spleen

32
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Inframesocolic structures

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Intestines and rectum

33
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Name the space

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Gotier or paracolic space (lateral to the ascending and descending colon, inframesocolic space)

34
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Name the structure and the contrast used

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Stomach, barium contrast (X-ray)

35
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Stomach is found in the…

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Epigastrium/Left hypocondrium

36
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2nd and 3rd portion of the duodenum are … structures

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Secondary retroperitoneal

37
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Bile duct and main pancreatic duct drain together into the…

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Vater ampulla (2nd portion of the duodenum)

38
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The anterior pararrenal space is located …

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39
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The pancreas is…

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Retroperitoneal

40
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The pancreas is located…

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Behind the transverse mesocolon

41
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The uncinate of the pancreas is located…

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behind aortomesenteric space

42
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Structure and the technique

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Small bowel, barium-Xray

43
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Structure and technique used

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MR-Intestinal

44
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Structure marked and technique used

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CT-Jejunum

45
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Structure marked

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Jejunum

46
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…. is located between mesogastrium and left flank

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Jejunum

47
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The… has the appearance of a sac of coins as it has transverse folds.

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Jejunum

48
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Name the marked structure

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Ileum

49
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The … is located between the meso/hipogastrium and the right iliac fossa.

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Ileum

50
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… has longitudinal folds.

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Ilium

51
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The ileum ends …

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At the cecum

52
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Large bowel starts from…

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Ileocecal valve

53
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Name this structure

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Start of large bowel, from ileocecal valve

54
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… is located in the right iliac fossa

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Cecum

55
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The cecum contains the…

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Appendix

56
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Which is the marked structure?

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Cecum

57
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… colon is located in the right flank, below the liver

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Ascendent

58
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…. colon is located in the left flank, below the spleen

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Descendent

59
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…. colon is located in the mesogastrium, connecting the AC and DC

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Transverse

60
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End of ascending colon is located in the…

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Hepatic angle

61
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Place of transition between TC and DC is located in the…

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Splenic angle

62
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The … is located in the left iliac fossa

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Sigmoid colon

63
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The … is the structure that comes after the sigmoid colon and is located in the pelvis.

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Rectum

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