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Mcq Subject: Radiology

A Osteoporosis

B Osteomalacia

C Scurvy

D Beri-Beri

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A Toxoplasmosis

B Intracranial haemorrhage

C Cysts

D Hamartoma

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A Colon

B Esophagus

C Duodenum

D Jejunum

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A Aneurysmal hone cyst

B Giant cell tumor

C Fibrous coical defect

D Simple bone cyst

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A Iodine 123

B Iodine 125

C Iodine 131

D Technetium 99 pertechnate

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A Neurofibromatosis

B Sturge Weber syndrome

C Tuberous sclerosis

D Ataxia telangiectasia

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A Electron

B Helium ion

C Proton

D Gamma photon

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A 4 canine periapicals

B 2 posterior bitewings and 2 occlusal

C 4 permanent molar periapicals

D 2 posterior bitewing, 1 OPG and 1 Lateral cephalogram

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A Meningioma

B Glioma

C Craniopharyngioma

D Meduloblastoma

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A Ureterocoele

B Duplication of ureter

C Urethral diverticulum.

D Mega ureter

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Mcq Subject: Radiology

White line of Frenkel is seen in: September 2008

Local cerebral lesion with a ring on CT scan is caused by –

Barium swallow is used for –

Which of the following conditions is least likely to present as an acentric osteolytic lesion?

The radioisotope used for ablation of thyroid gland is

Which of the following is a nonhereditary phakomatoses?

Which of the following has the maximum ionization potential

A 16 film radiographic survey consists of the 12 film survey and the addition

Intracranial calcification with cystic lesion in plain X? Ray skull is seen in

Adder head appearance is seen in:

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