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A .Pituitary tumour.
B. adrenal tumour.
C. thyroid tumour.
D. parathyroid tmour.
3. First and most important sign of raised intracranial pressure in skull x-ray of
Infants.
A. Pineal displacement.
B. Sutural Diastasis
.C. Increased convolutional markins
.D. Erosion of the sella turcica
A. Oxycephalay
B. Trigonocephalay
C .Microcephalay
D. Scaphocephaly.
6. Pineal Gland Displacement in Towne's view of skull is important sign of
A. 3 to 5 mm diameter.
B. 10 to 12 mm diameter.
C. 15 to 20 mm diameter.
D. 20 to 25 mm diameter.
A. 3 to 6 months.
B. 6 to 10 months.
C. 10 to 12 months
D. 15 to 18 months.
A. 3 to 6 months.
B. 6 to 10 months.
C. 10 to 12 months.
D. 15 to 18 months.
12.Erosion of sella turcica without suture diastasis in a Child less than 10 years of age
is likely be due to.
A. 3 mm.
B. 2 mm
C. 1 mm
D. Non of above.
A- CT Scan.
B- Ultrasound.
C- MRI
D- Angiography.
A. Hypodense
B. Isodense.
C. Hyperdense.
D. Mixed density.
A. 100ml.
B. 110ml
C. 200ml.
D. 150ml.
A. Enhancement.
B. Non enhancement.
C. Mass effect.
D. Hyperdense
A. Hyperdense area.
B. Hypodense area
C. Isodense area
D. Hypointense area.
A. Hyperdense area..
B. Hypodense area..
C. Isodense area.
D. Hypointense area.
A. Hyperdense area.
B. Hypodense area.
C. Isodense area
D. Hypointense area.
24.Cerebrospinal ( CSF ) CT density ( CT Hounsfield Unit) is
A. -1000
B. -100
C. 0-10
D. 200-1000
A. MRI
B. CT Scan
C. Scintigraphy.
D. Angiograhy.
26.First imaging technique of choice in neonates & young infants to rule out
hydrocephalus is
A. CT Scan
B. MRI
C. Ultrasound
D. Plain x-ray of skull.
A. X-ray of spine.
B. CT scan.
C. MRI
D. Ultrasound.
28. A congenital defect in which the spinal cord is split into two by a bony spicule or
fibrous band is called
A. Meningocele.
B. Meningomyelocele.
C. Diastematomyelia.
D. Spina Bifida.
29.Defect in pars interarticularis of lumbar spine is known as
A. Spondylolisthesis.
B. Spondylolysis.
C. Spondylosis.
D. Spondylitis.
30. A Congenital defect in skull or spine in which the herniation of meninges are
present.
A. Diastematomyelia
B. Meningocele.
C. Meningomyelocele.
D. Encephalocele.
A. Meningocele.
B. Meningomyelocele.
C. Diastemetomyelia..
D. Encephalocele.
A. Encephalocele.
B. Meningocele.
C. Meningomyelocele..
D. Encephaloma.
A. Disc herniation.
B. Meningocele.
C. Spondylolysis.
D. Spondylolisthesis.
A. CT scan.
B. Plain x-ray.
C. Ultrasound.
D. MRI
37. X-ray of the spinal cord and its nerves in the spinal canal after injection of water
soluble contrast medium in the subarachnoid space is known as
A. Discography.
B. Myelography.
C. Angiography.
D. CT myelography.
38. Lumbar puncture is safe through any intervertebral disc below the
A. T 12 ( Thoracic 12 ) level.
B. L1 ( Lumbar 1 ) level.
C..L2 ( Lumbar 2 ) level.
D. T 11 ( ( thoracic 12) level
39. Lumbar puncture for myelography is contraindicated in the patient having
41. Which set of three imaging modalities is correct for diagnosis of lumbar disc
herniation
42. The best non invasive imaging method for diagnosis of disc herniation
with no radiation is
A. Plain x-ray.
B. CT scan.
C. Myelography.
D. MRI.
43. In the following, which is the best non invasive method for diagnosis of disc
herniation. ?
A. Myelography.
B. CT scan.
C. Ultrasound.
D. Plain x-ray.
44. At what level is the conus medullaris ( spinal cord termination )?
A. T12 - L1
B. L1 - L2.
C. L2 - L3.
D. T11 - T12
A.MRI.
B.CT scan..
C.Ultrasound.
D.Angioraphy.
A. Hypointense.
B. Hyperintense.
C. Isointense.
D. Hypodense.
A Hyperdense.
B Hyperintense.
C. Hypointense
D .Isodense.
48. The dural sac in spinal canal usually ends at the level of
A.. MRI.
B Plain CT Scan
C. Plain x-ray.
D. IV Contrast enhanced CT scan.
A. CT scan.
B. Myelogram.
C. Angiography.
D.MRI.
A. Intramedullary compartment
B .Extradural compartment.
C. Extramedullary intradural compartment.
D. Extraspinal .
A. Extradural compartment.
B. Intramedullary compartment.
C. Intradural extramedullary compartment.
D.Extraspinal
53. What imaging invasive technique used to diagnose carotid artery stenosis. ?
A.CT Angiography.
B.CT Myelography.
C.MR Angiography.
D.Carotid Angiography.