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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A 21 x 31 mm

B 31 x 41 mm

C 22 x 35 mm

D None of the above

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A 1-2 week

B 2-4 week

C 5-6 week

D 6-8 week

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A Radiotherapy

B Chemotherapy

C Nuclear medicine

D Radioisotope scan

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A MRI

B CT

C USG

D X-Ray

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A Colon cut-off sign

B Cullen's sign

C Renal halo sign

D Sentinel loop sign

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A CT Scan

B MRI

C SPECT

D PET

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A Chron's disease

B Ulcerative colitis

C Schistosomiasis

D Carcinoma colon

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A Annular pancreas

B Ileal atresia

C Anal rectal malformation

D All of the above

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A CECT

B USG

C XRAY

D Cholecystography

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A A percentage diameter stenosis > 70%

B Presence of collaterals

C A systolic pressure gradient > 20 mm Hg across the lesion

D Post–stenotic dilatation of the renal artery

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