Radiology 1

  1. Which of the following is an absolute contraindication of IVP? [AI 92,96]



    D) Allergy to drug

    IVP relies on the glomerular filtration of sodium diatrizoate (Urografin or Niopam 370) which is allergenic. In the presence of history of allergy to the drug, the procedure is contraindicated.
  2. Excretory urography should be cautiously performed in [AI 91]



    A) Multiple myeloma

    IVP is contraindicated in patient with multiple myeloma as ARF may be precipitated.
  3. The amount of I131 used for thyroid scan is:



    D. 5 microcuries
  4. Renal GFR can be estimated by: [AI 95, UP 95]
    Tc99m DTPA (Diethyl Triamene Penta Acetic acid)

    - freely filtered, neither secreted nor reabsorbed
  5. Chemotherapeutic agent of choice in Ca pancreas:



    • B. 5-FU
    • it acts as radio sensitizing agent
  6. X-ray view for supraorbital fissure is:
    Caldwell view
  7. Stryker view is used in shoulder joint to visualize:
    Recurrent subluxation
  8. The number of carpal bones seen in a radiograph of an infant is:



    C. 0

    • - In newborns, carpals bones normally not ossified, so radiographic evaluation of feet more helpful
    • - After neonatal period, hands may be most helpful in determining bone age
  9. "Erlenmeyer flask" appearance is seen in



    C. Gaucher's disease

    • also seen in ???
    • - Craniometaphyseal dysplasias
    • - Haemoglobinopathies
    • thalassemia
    • sickle cell disease
    • - Osteopetrosis
    • - Niemann-Pick disease
    • - Gaucher disease
    • [@CHONG]

  10. Beheaded Scottish terrier sign is seen in:



    B. Spondylolisthesis

    It is seen in oblique view [JIPMER 90]

  11. Water lily sign is found in:



    D. Hydatid cyst of lung

    • - also k/a Lily-pad sign, sign of the Camalote
  12. True regarding hydatid cyst of the lung in a chest X-ray:



    C. Calcification is rare

    • Hydatid cyst - smooth, spherical and homogenous density in X-ray chest
    • - Seldom any significant reaction in the surrounding lung, so calcification is rare
    • - Rupture and infection may occur
  13. "Champagne glass" pelvis is seen in
    Achondroplasia

  14. What are the applications of CT scan and MRI?
    • CT scan -
    • - Bone injuries
    • - Intracranial hemorrhages (non contrast)
    • - Lung and Chest imaging - Bronchiectasis, Pulmonary embolism
    • - Cancer detection
    • - Retinoblastoma
    • - Appenidicitis
    • -

    • CT with contrast
    • - Small intestinal tumors
    • - Pancreatic diseases
    • - Juvenile Angiofibroma
    • - Splenic rupture
    • -

    • MRI -
    • - Soft tissue evaluation, e.g., ligament and tendon injury, avascular necrosis, Perthes disease,
    • - Spinal cord injury or tumors
    • - Brain tumors - Multiple sclerosis, tuberculoma,
    • - Herpes simplex encephalopathy
    • - Aortic dissection
    • -

    • MRI with contrast
    • - Acoustic neuroma (Gadolinium)
    • -
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Radiology 1
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