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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A Wilm's tumour

B Neuroblastoma

C Mesonephrohlastic tumour

D Adenoma

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A TGA

B TAPVC

C Constrictive pericarditis

D TOF

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A Salivary glands

B Enamel

C Enamel and dentin

D Oral mucosa

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A USG

B HSG

C MRI

D CT

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A Children

B Elderly

C Teenagers

D Young adults

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A Gall stone ileus

B Sclerosing cholangitis

C Carcinoma gall bladder

D Endoscopic papillotomy

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A Renal cell carcinoma

B Prostaic carcinoma

C Wilm's tumor

D Neuroblastoma

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A acd

B bcd

C abc

D abd

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A CDH

B Down's syndrome

C Cretinism

D Achondroplasia

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A X-rays of long wavelength

B X-rays of short wavelength

C Filtered X-rays

D Central rays

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A neonate has a mass in kidney. USG shows hypoechoic shadow. The most likely diagnosis is:

Egg in cup appearance is seen in

Radiation caries is caused by irradiation of:

Imaging investigation of choice to Diagnose Mullerian duct Abnormalities?

Symptomatic spinal injury without any radiological evidence most commonly found in:

Air in the biliary tract is seen in all except –

Most common cause of osteoblastic bone metastais

Sonographic finding of spina bifida – a) Ventriculomegalyb) Obliteration of cisterna magnac) Small BPDd) Abnormal curvature of cerebellume) Club foot

Champagne glass pelvis is seen in –

The X-ray which are mostly like to be absorbed by the tissues and produce an injury:

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