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3781 Radiology

“Cork screw” apperance of esophagus is seen in?

AAchalasia cardia

BCarcinoma esophagus

CDiffuse esophageal spasm

DCaustic injury

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3782 Radiology

Radiation exposure occurs in all of the following except:

ACT scan

BMRI

CFluoroscopy

DPlain X-ray

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3783 Radiology

SPECT Stands for

ASingle Proton Emission Computed Tomography

BSingle Positron Emission Computed Tomography

CSingle Photon Emission Computed Tomography

DSingle Positive Emission Computed Tomography

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3784 Radiology

The maximum interactions with matter in a dental X-ray beam occurs in the form of

ACoherent scattering

BPhotoelectric absorption

CCompton scattering

DCharacteristic radiation

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3785 Radiology

Lambda sign on ultrasound is seen in?

AEctopic pregnancy

BTwin pregnancy

CHyaditiform mole

DFibroid

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3786 Radiology

The ideal timing of radiotherapy for Wilms tumour after surgery is:

AWithin 10 days

BWithin 2 weeks

CWithin 3 weeks

DAny time after surgery

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3787 Radiology

Investigation of choice for locating Parathyroid gland:

ATc Thallium substraction scan

BCAT Scan

CUSG

DAngiography

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3788 Radiology

A 64 yr old man with history of tril injury 3 weeks back, now comes to medicine opd with history headche & fluctuating weakness of Left side of his body.NCCT was done what is the possible diagnosis

AAcute left subdural hematoma

BChronic Left Subdural hematoma

CLeft Subarachnoid hemorrhage

DRight Epidural hematoma

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3789 Radiology

The typical Chest X-ray findings due to interstitial edema in left ventricular failure is:

ACardiomegaly

BKerley lines

CUpper lobe blood diversion

DProminent right descending pulmonary aery

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