Fechar
1. TRUE/FALSE - bone scintigraphy is useful in the diagnosis of:
a. Acute osteomyelitis
1. TRUE/FALSE - bone scintigraphy is useful in the diagnosis of:
b. Inflammatory arthritis
1. TRUE/FALSE - bone scintigraphy is useful in the diagnosis of:
c. Stress injuries
1. TRUE/FALSE - bone scintigraphy is useful in the diagnosis of:
d. Avascular necrosis
2. TRUE/FALSE - SPECT/CT allows a better visualisation and determination of bone vascularity and destruction in osteomyelitis, avascular necrosis of the femoral head in slipped capital epiphysis.
3. TRUE/FALSE - bone scintigraphy adds little to plain skeletal radiology in evaluating infants and children at risk for non accidental injury.
4. Preterm US shows moderate dilatation of the right pelvicalyceal system. Postnatal US at 3 weeks confirms this finding. TRUE/FALSE - to confirm obstruction of the urinary system, proceed with:
a) CT scan
4. Preterm US shows moderate dilatation of the right pelvicalyceal system. Postnatal US at 3 weeks confirms this finding. TRUE/FALSE - to confirm obstruction of the urinary system,
b) Micturating cystourethrogram
4. Preterm US shows moderate dilatation of the right pelvicalyceal system. Postnatal US at 3 weeks confirms this finding. TRUE/FALSE - to confirm obstruction of the urinary system,
c) Diuretic radionuclide renal MAG3 scan
4. Preterm US shows moderate dilatation of the right pelvicalyceal system. Postnatal US at 3 weeks confirms this finding. TRUE/FALSE - to confirm obstruction of the urinary system,
d) Renal radionuclide DMSA scan
4. Preterm US shows moderate dilatation of the right pelvicalyceal system. Postnatal US at 3 weeks confirms this finding. TRUE/FALSE - to confirm obstruction of the urinary system,
e) Referral to a urologist
5. An infant of 6 weeks has prolonged jaundice (conjugated hyperbilirubinemia). US of the liver shows a small gallbladder but was otherwise normal. TRUE/FALSE - to determine the cause, proceed with:
a) CT scan of the liver
5. An infant of 6 weeks has prolonged jaundice (conjugated hyperbilirubinemia). US of the liver shows a small gallbladder but was otherwise normal. TRUE/FALSE - to determine the cause, proceed with:
b) Liver biopsy
5. An infant of 6 weeks has prolonged jaundice (conjugated hyperbilirubinemia). US of the liver shows a small gallbladder but was otherwise normal. TRUE/FALSE - to determine the cause, proceed with:
c) MRI abdomen
5. An infant of 6 weeks has prolonged jaundice (conjugated hyperbilirubinemia). US of the liver shows a small gallbladder but was otherwise normal. TRUE/FALSE - to determine the cause, proceed with:
d) Hepatobiliary radionuclide scan after preparation with URSO
6. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT imaging is used in a 13F adolescent with biopsy proven Hodgkins lymphoma of mediastinum and neck for:
a) Initial staging
6. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT imaging is used in a 13F adolescent with biopsy proven Hodgkins lymphoma of mediastinum and neck for:
b) Response to treatment
6. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT imaging is used in a 13F adolescent with biopsy proven Hodgkins lymphoma of mediastinum and neck for:
c) Surveillance after completion of chemotherapy and radiotherapy
6. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT imaging is used in a 13F adolescent with biopsy proven Hodgkins lymphoma of mediastinum and neck for:
d) As guidance for biopsy of lymph nodes which appear metabolically active
6. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT imaging is used in a 13F adolescent with biopsy proven Hodgkins lymphoma of mediastinum and neck for:
e) A mass appears in the axilla
7. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT is used in these scenarios.
a) Pyrexia of unknown origin
7. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT is used in these scenarios.
b) Known osteomyelitis treated for staph aureus but has ongoing fevers
7. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT is used in these scenarios.
c) Refractory epilepsy for surgical assessment
7. TRUE/FALSE - PET/CT is used in these scenarios.
d) Assessment of lympho-proliferative disease post transplant
