A By reducing KVP by 50% radiation dose is reduced to half

B In pediatric patients dose should be reduced

C CT dose index is not useful for control exposure in multi-slice CT

D KV has no control over CT dose index

A Functioning liver

B Motor mechanisms of gall bladder

C Patency of cystic duct

D Ability to absorb water

A Multidetector CT angiography

B Catheter angiography

C D-dimer

D Ventilation perfusion scan

A Radiological examination of growing end of bone

B S. alkaline phosphatase level

C S. calcium level

D S. phosphorus level

A Rapid emptying of narrowed terminal ileum

B Inveed umbrella sign

C Stellate ulcer with elevated margins

D Longitudinal ulcers are more common

A Staphylococcal bronchopneumonia

B Aspiration pneumonia

C Congenital lobar emphysema

D Foreign body aspiration

A Nov 1897

B Oct 1895

C Nov 1895

D Nov 1890

A Achalasia cardia

B Carcinoma esophagus

C Diffuse esophageal spasm

D Caustic injury

A Pelican spur

B Soap bubble appearance

C Zone of demarcation near epiphysis

D Frenkel's line

A Adamantinoma

B Osteofibrous dysplasia

C Osteosarcoma

D Fibrous coical defect