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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A H. mole

B Missed abortion

C Blighted ovum

D Ectopic pregnancy

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A Right lower lobe

B Right atrium

C Right middle lobe

D Right ventricle

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A Calcification

B Vascular markings

C Vascular markings

D None of the above

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A Gall bladder

B Fat

C Kidney

D CSF

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A Obesity

B Large liver

C Scoliosis

D Congenital causes

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A I-123

B I-131

C I-83

D I-90

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A Cerebral contusion

B Cerebral laceration

C Multiple infarcts

D Diffuse axonal injuries

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A Acute pancreatitis

B Diverculities

C Appendicitis

D Carcinoma colon

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A Kerley B lines

B Cardiomegaly

C Oligemia

D Kerley A Lines

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A Bicornuate

B Didelphys

C Septate

D Arcuate

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A 30-year-old Primigravida c/o vaginal bleeding, pain in abdomen & vomiting. Uterus is enlarged, soft, nontender. Based on the USG most likely diagnosis is:(AIIMS 2016)

If the right cardiac silhouette is obliterated, it means the pathology involves –

Radiological findings in meningioma are all except:

Which looks the same in T1 and T2 on MRI

Unilateral elevation of diaphragm is commonly due to:

Radioisotope used for thyroid treatment of metastasis/ ablation:

A young male is brought unconscious to the hospital with external injuries. CT brain showed no midline shift but multiple tiny haemorrhages in the brain . What is the likely diagnosis?

Colon cut off sign seen in –

Which is not seen in Hea failure?

Two separate endometrial cavities and two separate vaginas is which type of uterus?

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