RADIOLOGIC DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING



PHYSICS FOR DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY

X-Ray, Ultrasound,CT-scan

 

1. The X-ray generator is:

a.  * X-ray tube

b.  Transformator

c. Detector

d. Image receptors

 

 

2. What is the interaction X-Ray with matter

a. *Absorption and scatter

b.  Reflection

c.  Commutation

d. Annihilation

e.  Arthephact formation

 

3. Which answer, according to X-Ray beam is false?

a. *X-Ray is electron radiation

b.  X-ray is form of wave radiation

c.  X-Ray is forms of electromagnetic radiation.

 

 

4. What is the dependence of the expositional dose and distance focus-object?

a. * Inverse square law: Intensity of the beam radiation will decrease as the inverse of the square of the distance from the source ( inverse proportional )

b.  Proportional as the square of the distance from the source ( proportional )

 

5. Al or Cu filters are using for:

a. * For absorption of the long wave ( soft ) X-Ray beam

b. For beam X-Ray formation

c.  To reduce the intensity of radiation

 

 

6. Haw many translucency degree are differentiated in the X-Ray film:

a. *4

b.  2

c. 3

d. 6

 

7. In relation with the density of the objects, many degree of translucency of matter are  discriminated on X-Ray film:

a. *All mentioned

b. Bone density

c.  Soft  tissue density

d.  Air density

e. Fat density

f. Metal

 

8. Which organ is produced most intensive shadow in the X-Ray film:

a. *Bones

b. Lungs

c. Cartilage

d. Muscular tissue

e. Connective tissue

 

9. In the core of X-Ray film reading evaluation of main principle should be consider:

a.  *Evaluation of the shadows and its characteristics

b. Morphological signs evaluation

c. Evaluation of the organs malfunction

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12. Uncharpness of the X-Ray film is depended of :

a. Focal spot size

b.  Patient position

c. Intensity of the object

d. Shape of the object

e. *All mentioned

 

13. X-Ray beam filtration is using for:

a. Diminish of the patient’s dose

b.  Increase image contrast

c.  *All above mentioned

 

14. To diminish geometric unsharpness of the X-ray film it should be done:

a. All above mentioned

b. The object should be placed directly under the centre of the focal spot

c.  Increased focus-film distance

 

 

15. When the X-ray image is received on the fluorescent screen, this methods is named:

a. *Fluoroscopy

b.  CT-scan

c.  MRI

 

16.  Production of the X-Ray image on the X-Ray films or digital radiographic

Equipments are named:

a.  Roentgenography (X-ray film)

b.  Fluorography

c. Linear tomography

d. CT-scan

e.  *All mentioned

 

17. What is the advantage of radiography, compare with fluoroscopy?

a. *High resolution

b.  Organs function study

 

18.   The advantage of roentgenography compare with fluoroscopy

a. *X-Ray film production

b. Multi position examination

 

 

19. What is advantage of the CT-scan compare to others methods of X-ray diagnostic image

a. *Receiving CT-scan Images in the axial section with the coronal, saggital and 3D reconstruction

b.  Slow images production

c.  High patient’s radiation dose

d.  All above mentioned

 

20. What is a advantage of CT-scan?

a. *All mentioned

b.  Fast images production

c.  No overlapping tissue interposition in the different deepness

d.  High image contrast

 

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22. What is advantage of the Roentgenography ( X-Ray film ), compare to the fluoroscopy

a. Diminish patient’s radiation dose

b.  High  resolution

c. X-ray film producing

d.  *All above mentioned

 

23. Choose the advantage from fluoroscopy compare to roentgenography:

a. *Functional condition of the organs study

b.  Low resolution

c.  X-Ray film absent

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25. Method of the radiologic imaging, based on the evaluation of the degree of absorption of intensity of radiation, passing through the thin axial body slice is named

a. * CT-scan

b. Teleroentgenography”

c. Tomogrphafy

d.  Polygraphy

e. Function roentgenography.

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27. Methodic of the vessels contrasting by contrast medium is named:

a. *Angiography

b. Fluorography

c. Tomography

d. Urography

 

28. What type of the contrast medium are classify:

a. All mentioned

b. Low atomic (Gas)

c. High atomic( Barium sulfate,iopagnost,omnipaque,urographin                   

 

29. Choose the low atomic  contrast medium:

d. * Oxygen

e. Barium sulfate

f. Iopagnost

g. Omnipaque

h. Urographin

 

30.   Choose the high atomic contrast medium:

a. *Ultravist

b. Air

c. Oxygen

d. NO2

                  

31. What is the density unit for the CT-scan:

a. *Hounsfield  scale

b. Culon

c. Tesla

d. Dgoul

e. Gauss

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33. Teleroengenography is necessary performing to :

a. *To get minimal focus magnification

b.  To get the X-Ray television

c.  Diminish dose

 

34. The Method  of X-Ray diagnostic imaging in transferring image from screen to X-Ray, film or digital detectors is named:

a. * Fluorography

b. Roentgenography

c. Fluoroscopy

d. Tomography,

e. CT –scan

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36. The methods , which giving multislices image of organs and systems is named:

a. *Tomography

b.  Fluorography

c. Roentgenography

d. Fluoroscory

 

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39. Low ionic contrast medium is:

a. * NO 2

b.  Barium sulphate

c.  Ultravist

d.  Omnipaque

e.  Urograohin

 

40. High ionic contrast medium is:

a. *Barium Sulphate

b.  Air

c. Oxygen

d. NO-2

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42. Which contrast is using for pneumoperitoneum:

a. *Air

b. Barium Sulphate

c.  Omnipaque

d. Ultravist

DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND

MAGNETIC RESONANS IMAGING

 

 

1. Color flow imaging ( Doppler imaging) is using for:

a. *Shape, contours, diameters of the blood vessels, blood flow with direction and quantitative flow information evaluation

b.  Size, perimeter, contours, volume of the different organs and pathological changes evaluation

c.  Diffuse parenchyma hyperdensity and focal space occupying lesions with fluid and air containing evaluation

 

2. What type of the magnet is most common using for MR tomography?

a. Superconducting

b.  Electromagnetic

c. Permanent

d. *All above mentioned

 

3. The magnet field of Ears is:

a.  *0.3 – 0.7 Gauss

b.  0.1- 1.5 Tesla

c.  10000 Gauss

 

4. In the diagnostic MRI most common using magnet is field of:

a. *0.5 -4 Tesla

b.  Till 01 – 1.5 Tesla

c. From 4 Tesla

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7. What is the contra indication for MRI investigation:

a. *Any ferromagnetic foreign body

b. Decompensation of patient’s condition

c. Childhood

 

8. What frequency of the ultrasound beam are usually using in the practice :

a. * From 1 MHz

b. Till 1 MHz

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10. Diagnostic ultrasound method can be used in diagnostic:

a. *Diffuse parenchyma hyperdensity, focal dense lesions with differentiation of the cystic and solid components

b.  Blood velocity

c.  Grate vessels pathology with blood flow evaluation

 

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11. Which atom’s nuclei appeared dipole property?

a. *H-1

b.  O-16

c.  C-12

d.  P-32

 

12. What is the unit of the Ears magnetic field strength

a. *Gauss

b. Sv

c.  Gy

d.  Ro

 

13. Which atom’s nuclei appeared dipole property?

a. *Na-23

b. O-16

c. P-32

d.  C-12

 

14. Superconductivity of the coils are possible due to :

a. *Cooling

b.  Heating

 

15.  Unit of magnetic field strength of the superconductive magnet:

a. * Tesla

b. Sv

c. Ro

d. Gy

 

16. The intensity of the magnetic field in diagnostic MRI is:

a. *More than magnet field of Ears in 6000 times

b.  More than magnet field of Ears in 100 times

c.  More than magnet field of Ears in 1000 times

d.  The same as magnetic field of Ears

 

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18. Duplex system in the ultrasonography can evaluated:

a. * Vessels with blood flow inside

b.  Size, perimeter, contour of the organs

 

19. Ultrasonography can evaluate:

a. *Topography, shape, size and structure of organs 

b. Vessels and blood flow with direction on

c. Quantitative flow of blood velocity information evaluation

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21. The ultrasound beam is  reflected, adsorbed, scattered if the size of the object is:

a. *More than wave length

b.  Less than wave length

c. The size of the object is not important

22. In MRI study of the GIT ( gastro-intestine- tract) usually using contrast medium:

a. Abdoscan

b. Magnevist

c. Omniscan

d. *All mentioned

 

23. Which type of the magnet is using in MR tomography?

a. *Electromagnetic

b. Superconducting

c. Permanent

d. *All mentioned

 

24. What does it mean perfusion?

a. *Oxygen supply via vascular system of capillary

b. Hydrogen supply via vascular system of capillary

c.  NO – 2 supply via vascular system of capillary

 

25. Doppler ultrasound diagnostic include:

a. * Pathology of the different vessels with evaluation of the blood flow and blood velocity

b.  Diffuse hyperdensity of the parenchyma, focal hyperdense lesions with cystic, solid or air containing.

 

26. Principle of MRI is based on the detection of the nucleus of:

a. *resonanc of Hydrogen nuclei

b.  Oxygen

c.  Iodine pharmaceuticals

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28. What is the contrast medium are using for MRI?

a. *Products of Gadolinium

b.  Ba SO4

c. Iodine pharmaceuticals

 

29. Highest image contrast is detected on:

a. *MRI

b.  KT

c.  Ultrasound

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31. Disadvantage of Ultrasound method is :

a. *Result dependence from the patient’s preparation

b.  Bed visualization of the calcifications

c. Patient’s radiation overdose

 

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33. What contrast medium is not using in MRI diagnostic?

a. *Iopagnost

b.  Magnevist

c. Omniscan

d. Abdoscan

 

34. What is the magnet type is using in MRI:

a. *Permanent

b.  Semiconductor

c. Pulse-magnet

 

35. The calcifications are poor visualized on :

a. * MRI

b. Ultrasound

c. CT-scan

 

36. What are the contra indications for MRI examination?

a. *Ferromagnetic implant

b.  Decompensation condition

c.  Childhood

 


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