random. aunt mini

Question 1

mml of sinus of valsava

Answer 1

Rt cornary cusp

Question 2

Trigonencephaly

Answer 2

Metopic craniosynostosis

Question 3

Brachycephaly

Answer 3

premature fusion of coronal and/or lambdoid sutures

Question 4

Scaphocephaly

Answer 4

premature fusion of the sagittal suture

Question 5

Kasabach-Merritt syndrome

Answer 5

mutiple splenic hemangiomas.

Question 6

Exogenous lipoid pneumonia

Answer 6

Constipation meds
The chronic form may show more mass-like consolidation, with irregular or spiculated borders secondary to chronic inflammation.

Question 7

most common solid epididymal mass

Answer 7

adenomatoid tumor

The most common extratesticular mass is a spermatic cord lipoma.

The most common malignant paratesticular mass is a rhabdomyosarcoma.

Question 8

Volar Barton’s fracture

Answer 8

comminuted intra-articular fracture of the distal radius is seen with the VOLAR rim maintaining relationship with the carpus, and both are proximally displaced.

dorsal is the opp

Question 9

Chauffeur’s fracture

Answer 9

isolated fracture of the radial styloid process.

Question 10

Plagiocephaly

Answer 10

an asymmetric skull shaped due to asymmetric closure of one of the coronal and/or lambdoid sutures

Question 11

most common location for dermoid/epidermoid cysts in the head and neck region

Answer 11

Lateral orbital rim

Question 12

2ry ABC

Answer 12

CB.
GCT
OB
FD

Question 13

Rasmussen encephalitis

Answer 13

hemi-atrophy

ventricle dil

Question 14

Hemimeganechaphy

Answer 14

Hemi enlargement of the cerebral hemisphere and ventricle.

Question 15

Wilms tumor ass w/

Answer 15

cryptochordism and hypospadias

Question 16

Posterior urethral valves Rx

Answer 16

initially treated with endoscopic valve incision. They may also require bladder augmentation or continent diversion.
Long-term surveillance is often needed to monitor renal function and bladder compliance.

Question 17

MCC of tru IV hge

Answer 17

SDH

Question 18

weighted CTDI=

Answer 18

1/3 center + 2/3 periphery

Question 19

Volume CTDI =

Answer 19

CTDI W / pitch

you might need to calc the CTDO w

Question 20

DLP=

Answer 20

CTDI vol x scan length.

CTDO vol = / pitch

Question 21

wt is the effect of thicker screen on the mottle when the AEC is on

Answer 21

unchanged. inceeased photon&raquo_space; less exp time

Question 22

when AEC is on, increase Kv results in ? skin dose

Answer 22

decrease. note AEC is on

if not&raquo_space; increase

Question 23

wt is the effect of decreasing pt to II distance on contrast?

Answer 23

decrease contrast.

bcz scatter will have less distance to diverage out of the beam. so they hit II&raquo_space;> noise

Question 24

termination of preg 2/2 to fetal dose is ?

Answer 24

> 50 mGy in the 2-15 wk. not the first two wk

Question 25

at which KeV CS and PE probablity is equal?

Answer 25

25 Kev

Question 26

fetal absorbed dose > 10 mGy chance of malgnany?

Answer 26

350%

Question 27

T/F

the wider the latidude, the wider the Kerma range that results in Gd contrast ?

Answer 27

True. notice the wider the range of KERMA