Radiology Final MCQs-3rd Year- PMU

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Hypoventilation in cases of bronchial obstruction is caused by:

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The presence of bilateral, multiple round shaped opacities on the chest X-ray is characteristic of:

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The lines of Kerly are due to:

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The haemodynamic changes in left atrium in cases of isolated mitral stenosis are due to:

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The hypertonic stomach is:

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Chronic appendicitis has the following radiological signs:

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The screening method for diagnosis of diseases of urogenital system is:

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The most frequent complication of renal colic is:

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Osteoporosis is a process of:

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Which of the following radiological signs cannot be referred to the degenerative-distrophic diseases (artrosis) of the museum-skeletal system:

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Expiatory emphysema in bronchial obstruction is caused by:

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Ring shadows on frontal chest radiography are characteristic of:

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Tear shaped heart is:

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The cardiac shadow increases its size in:

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Normotonic stomach is:

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The sign of “rice" or of "snow storm" is characteristic of:

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Which of the following methods is not useful in the examination of the urogenital system?

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The method for primary diagnosis of hydronephrosis is:

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In cases of diffuse osteoporosis which of the following changes occur:

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Which of the following methods is not used any more for diagnosis of cerebral and spinal cord diseases?

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Atelectasis in cases of bronchial obstruction is caused by:

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Radiography of the paranasal sinuses is performed in:

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Which of the following cardiac chambers are normally not seen on the frontal chest X-ray:

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The method of choice for diagnosis of pericardial effusion is:

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Hypotonic stomach is:

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In cases of suspected intestinal obstruction, the radiography of the abdominal region is performed in:

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The plain radiography of the urogenital tract is a method:

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Osteosclerosis is a process of:

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Perthes disease is

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Which is the most frequent cause for bronchial obstruction in children:

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Which of the following diseases causes displacement of mediastinum:

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Normally the cardiodiaphragmal angles on frontal view chest X-ray are:

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In cases of pericardial effusion the enlargement of the cardiac shadow on chest X-ray is at:

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The changes of gastric peristalsis are result of disturbances of:

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On plain radiographs of the abdomen, the air-fluid levels are characteristic of:

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The retrograde pyelography is a method of examination which gives information regarding

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For the diagnosis of renal tumours we use:

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Perthes disease is an aseptic necrosis of:

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The X-ray appearance of lung abscess is:

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Pneumoconioses are:

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In supine position of the patient the cardiac shadow is:

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The most frequently used method for performing of arteriography is:

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The radiological symptom “filling defect" in the contrast examination of gastro-intestinal tract is characteristic of:

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Screening method for diagnosis of diseases of liver and gall bladder is:

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Renovasography is a radiological contrast method for examination, which we use for diagnosis of:

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The most frequent radiological sings in renal tumours on intravenous urography are:

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Leading clinical symptoms of high-grade osteoporosis are:

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Osteosclerotic type of metastases are typical of:

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In cases of large pleural effusion the mediastinal shadow is moved towards:

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Non complicated echinococcus cyst in the lungs presents as:

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The cardiac waist is straightened in enlargement of:

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Lymphography is a contrast method of examination of:

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The gastric ulcers are most frequently located in

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Which is the most informative method of examination of liver and gall bladder:

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Screening method of examination of the urinary bladder is:

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Mammography is:

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The leading clinical symptoms of high-grade osteoporosis are:

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The typical location of multiple myeloma is in:

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In partial or total pneumothorax radiologicaly is seen:

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Radiologicaly the nonexpectorated echinococcus cyst in the lungs is:

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The cardiac apex in cases of enlargement of the left cavities is:

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Phlebography is a contrast method of examination of:

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Which of the following radiological symptoms is characteristic for stomach ulcer:

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X-ray signs of acute abdomen are:

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Cystography is a contrast method of examination of the urinary bladder. According to the filling of the bladder it can be:

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The basic screening method for breast carcinoma is:

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Bone sequestration can be found in:

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Sarcoma of Ewing is usually located in:

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The primary complex in tuberculosis includes:

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On chest x-ray lung metastases present as:

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Which of the following diseases is the most frequent demand for lymphogaphy:

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The erosion is a mucosal lesion which is diagnosed by:

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The X-ray differentiation between a calculus in the gall-bladder and a calculus in the right kidney is possible using the following additional projection:

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The kidneys have the following location:

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For differentiation between cystic and solid breast formations we use:

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The compact sequester in osteomyelitis is:

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Osteogenic sarcoma usually gives metastases in:

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The focus of Ghon is:

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In total pneumothorax the mediastinal shadow is moved towards:

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Drug ulcers are usually:

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The method of choice in gall-bladder calculosis is:

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Physiological stenoses of the ureters are:

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Breast cancer is more frequent in:

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The spongeous sequester is:

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Radiologicaly the single bone cyst presents as:

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In cases of bronchopneumonia chest X-ray shows:

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The most accurate method for difierentiation of solid from cystic formation in the lung is:

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Does the position of the body affect the shape of the cardiac shadow on chest X-ray:

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Calcification of the aorta is a feature of:

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The radiological sign “filling defect” seen in the stomach in barium meal examination is a condition of:

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The main radiological sign of cancer of the colon is:

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Intravenous urography is a contrast method of examination of genitourinary tract /GUT/. It gives information for:

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From the plain X-ray of genitourinary system in cases of a renal tumour we receive the following information

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Eburnation of the bone is observed in:

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Ankylosing spondylitis is characterized by:

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The Spotted shadows in cases of chronic haematogenically disseminated tuberculosis of lungs are:

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In endobronchial lung cancer the leading radiological symptom is:

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Which imaging method is most important for the diagnostics of cardiac disease:

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The advantages of radiography as a method of examination are:

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In contrast examination stomach polyps present as:

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The preparation of a patient for contrast examination of upper gastrointestinal tract includes:

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Which is the most useful method for diagnostics of renal cystic formations:

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