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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A DMSA

B DTPA

C MAG3 - Tc 99

D 1123 iodocholesterol

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A 99%

B 94%

C 89%

D 84%

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A Seminoma

B Melanoma

C Osteosarcoma

D Pancreatic carcinoma

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A Squamous cell carcinoma

B Adenocarcinoma

C Small cell carcinoma

D Large cell carcinoma

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A Thallassemia

B Scurvy

C Rickets

D Hemochromatosis

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A Lytic lesions in skull wall

B Rarefaction of dorsum of sella

C Sutural diastasis

D None

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A Klebsiella pneumonia

B Staph pneumonia

C Pulmonary oedema

D Pneumococcus

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A CT scan

B MRI scan

C Fluoroscopy

D X-ray

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A A break on one DNA strand ('single-strand break')

B Well-separated breaks on both DNA strands

C Breaks on both DNA strands which are opposite each other or separated by only a few bases ('double-strand break')

D Multiple breaks on the same DNA strand

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A Meningioma

B Ependymoma

C Arachnoid cyst

D Lipoma

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

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Radiotherapy is most useful in:

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In children raised ICT is manifested by –

In X- ray Bulging fissures in lungs is seen in which of the following infection:

Radiation exposure occurs in all of the following except: September 2005

What is the most impoant lesion produced in chromosomal DNA by exposure to ionizing radiation?

Extra axial enhancing lesion on MRI. The most likely diagnosis is:

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