A Apple-core sign

B Pulled up contracted angle

C Widening of ileocecal angle

D Strictures involving the terminal ileum

A A-Mode

B B-Mode

C M-Mode

D D-Mode

A Greater tubercle

B Surgical neck of humerus

C Coracoid process

D Head of humerus

A Stereotactic Radiotherapy

B Proton Beam Radiotherapy

C External Beam Radiotherapy

D Brachytherapy

A Sesta MIBI scan

B Iodine-123 scan

C 99mTc-sulphur colloid

D Gallium scan

A Hypeension

B Immunocompromised state

C Kernohan Woltman sign

D Low GCS score

A Migraine

B Arachnoid cyst

C Epidermoid cyst

D Multiple sclerosis

A Herpes simplex encephalitis

B Gliomatosis cerebri

C Limbic encephalitis

D Metastasis

A Hypoxia in tumours can result from two different mechanisms: chronic hypoxia and acute hypoxia

B Acute hypoxia is caused by a temporary closing of a blood vessel in the tumour

C Chronic hypoxia is caused by the limited diffusion distance of oxygen through tissue that is respiring

D Oxygen does not affect the radiosensitivity of tumours

A Carry treatment ceificate for 90 days

B To stay 2 meters away from children and pregnant women

C Do not use household chlorine bleaches for cleaning

D Use contraception for three months