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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A Pubic rami

B Femoral neck

C Ribs

D All the above

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A Ultrasound

B CT-scan

C MRI

D MRCP

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A Papillomatosis

B Fat necrosis

C Oil cysts

D Fibroadenomas

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A Distal surface of tooth

B Apex of tooth involved

C Mesial surface of tooth

D Deep periodontal pocket

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A Radionuclide scanning

B IVP

C Ultrasound

D MRI

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A Osteoporosis

B Osteopetrosis

C Osteomalacia

D Scurvy

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A Ankylosing spondylitis

B Degenerative disc disease

C Ochronosis

D Fluorosis

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A Annular pancreas

B Lobular pancreas

C Ca pancreas

D Pancreatitis

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A Intussusception

B Volvulus

C Pyloric stenosis

D Peptic ulcer

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A USG

B MRI

C Hepatic Scintigraphy

D CECT

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

Looser’s zone occurs in

Best investigation to diagnose a hydatid cyst in liver is-

You are shown an MLO view of the left breast. What is the MOST likely diagnosis?

Most common epicenter of a radicular cyst is:

Functional analysis of kidney is best done by

Pseudofracture or looser’s zone is seen in –

A middle aged woman with history of backache underwent a Schober test and came as positive. She had hyperpigmented nose and ears. Looking at this radiograph, most likely diagnosis is:(AIIMS 2017)

Double bubble appearance in plain X-ray is seen in :

Claw Sign” is seen in:

Most accurate method to diagnose Hemangioma of liver

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