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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A OIH

B DMSA

C DTPA

D MAG 3

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A Tetralogy of Fallot's

B Pericardial effusion

C Aortic regurgitation

D Ebstein anomaly

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A OPG

B Transorbital.

C Transpharyngeal.

D Reverse Towne's projection.

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A Electron

B Proton

C Helium ion

D Gamma – Photon

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A Carcinoma esophagus

B Esophageal web

C Achalasia cardia

D Congenital hyperophic pyloric stenosis

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A Osteosarcoma

B Secondaries in bone

C Chordoma

D Fibrous histiocytoma

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A Bone 2deg

B Multiple myeloma

C Neuroblastoma

D Leukemia

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A Ultrasonic waves

B Cryotherapy

C Alcohol

D Radiofrequency

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A Multiple myeloma

B Bone secondaries

C Neuroblastoma

D Leukemia

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A High fetal exposure

B Low birth weight babies

C Abortion

D Genetic abnormalities in the fetus

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

Radio isotope Preferred for measuring GFR:

In all of the following increased cardiac silhouette sign is seen except –

Best radiographic view for visualising temporomandibular joint is:

Which one of the following has the maximum ionization potential?

Non visualization of gastric fundic bubble with air-fluid level in retrocardiac region suggests: September 20003

Expansile lytic lesion of sacrum with specks of calcification is suggestive of

Excretory urography should be cautiously performed in

All of the following modalites can be used for in situ ablation of liver secondaries, except:

IVP should be cautiously performed in:

Diagnostic radiation in a pregnant woman may cause:

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