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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A Ewing's sarcoma

B Chondroblastoma

C Osteosarcoma

D Fibrosarcoma

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A Iodine

B Gadolinium

C Metvazamide

D Omnipaque

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A Ewing's sarcoma

B Osteosarcoma

C Osteoma

D Osteoclastoma

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A Biliary tree

B Renal disease

C Pulmonary embolism

D Spleenic disease

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A Thermionic emission

B Nuclear fission

C Boron neutron capture

D Annihilation

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A Electron

B Proton

C Neutron

D Helium nucleus

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A Tip of the chin

B Tip of the nose

C Floor of the mouth

D Below the chin

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A 5 mmHg

B 10 mmHg

C 20 mmHg

D 40 mmHg

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A Mesothelioma

B Bronchogenic carcinoma

C Round Atelectasis

D Pulmonary infarct

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A X- ray

B CT

C MRI

D US

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

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Contrast used for MRI :

“Soap-bubble” appearance is seen in which bone tumor?

Tc Haemangioma RBC’s –

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Alpha particle is similar to

In anterior mandibular occlusal projection, the central X-ray beam enters the patient’s face through the:

Kerley-B lines are seen when pulmonary venous pressure is:

Chest X-ray of an industrial worker exposed to asbestos over 20 years shows an ill-defined rounded opacity in the lower lobe with a ‘comet tail’ appearance on PA view. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis-

The best investigation to detect renal stone is-

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