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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A Hepatic adenoma

B Focal nodular hyperplasia

C Metastasis

D HCC

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A TFFTT

B FFFTT

C TFFFF

D FFFTT

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A Selective removal of soft radiation

B Selective removal of hard radiation

C Reducing the size of X-ray beam

D Reduction of beam intensity by 50%

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A Toxoplasmosis

B Herpes simplex

C CMV

D Syphilis

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A Alkaptonuria

B Osteopetrosis

C Fluorosis

D Pseudogout

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A CT scan

B MRI

C Lumbar puncture

D MRA

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A Ca cervix

B Ca kidney

C Ca Ovary

D Ca Pancreas

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A Tetrofogy of fallot

B TGA

C TAPVC

D PAPVC

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A Head scan

B MRI neck

C ANC USG

D Anthropometry

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A Saw toothing

B Craggy popcorn appearance

C Thumb printing

D Cobble stone appearance

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

Hot nodule in a liver scan is due to

Collimating the X-ray beam reduces the formation of scattered radiation by

Child with “Intracranial Calcification, Chorioretinitis” most appropriate cause is:

Sacrotuberous ligament calcification is a characteristic feature of?

IOC for sub-arachnoid hemorrhage

Most radiosensitive of the following is:

Boot shaped heart on chest X – ray is seen in-

Nuchal translucency is used in

Radiological feature of ischemic colitis is

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