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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A Peritoneal lavage

B Ultrasound

C CT scan

D MRI

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A Obliteration of psoas shadow

B Obliteration of splenic outline

C Obliteration of colonic air hubble

D Elevation of left hemidiaphragm

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A Scurvy

B Rickets

C Hyperparathyroidism

D Osteogenesis imperfecta

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A Achondroplasia

B Mucopolysaccharidosis

C Diphyseal achlasia

D Cleidocranial dystosis

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A DMSA

B DTPA

C MAG3 - Tc 99

D I123 iodocholesterol

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A Astrocytoma

B Craniopharyngioma

C Pituitary adenoma

D Meningioma

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A Non-contrast computed tomography

B CSF examination

C Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

D Contrast-enhanced computed tomography

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A CGCG.

B Central hemangioma.

C Ameloblastoma.

D OKC.

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A ac

B cd

C ad

D bc

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A Thalassemia

B Scurvy

C Rickets

D Hemochromatosis

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

Investigation of choice for diagnosis of splenic rupture –

All of the following are features of splenic rupture on plain X-ra3, abdomen except:

A Hand radiograph of a child given suggests the diagnosis of?

Trident hand is seen in –

Vesicoureteric reflux is demonstrated by using

The first investigation of choice in a patient with suspected subarachnoid haemorrhage should be –

Which of the following lesion has radiographic Soap bubble appearance, with a characteristic feature of ‘Pumping action’

Ionoising radiation most sensitive in – a) Hypoxiab) S phagec) G2M phased) Activating cell

“Hair on End” appearance is seen in:

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