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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A Sigmoid volvulus

B Midgut volvulus

C Intussusception

D Sessile colonic polyp

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A Klatskin Tumor

B Gall stones

C Choledocholithiasis

D Porcelain gall bladder

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A Hamaoma

B Hydatid cyst

C Amoebic abscess

D Ca lung

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A Lead poisoning

B Littere siwe disease

C Intracranial lesion

D Multiple fractures

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A Ultrasound

B ERCP

C OCG

D Radionuclide imaging

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A Lead

B Tungsten

C Cobalt

D Copper

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A Giant cell tumor

B Ewing's sarcoma

C Osteogenic sarcoma

D Multiple myeloma

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A Enchondroma

B Chondrosarcoma

C Aneurysmal bone cyst

D Multiple myeloma

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A X ray

B USG

C CECT

D MRI

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A Dock's sign

B E - sign

C Inverted 3 sign

D All of the above

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

Bowler hat sign is seen in

The cholangiogram shows?

Well defined rounded opacity is the lung with cause irregular calcification is a feature of:

Multiple rain drop osteolytic lesions are seen in

The best method of investigation is case of acute cholecystitis is

“Target material” which produces X-rays in a diagnostic X-rays tube is made of:

‘Onion peel’ appearance on radiograph is seen in:

Most common cause of punched out lesions in phalanges is:

Investigation of choice for retinoblastoma is

Radiological sign of coarctation of aorta

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