- A pulse sequence that begins with a 180 degree inversion pulse is?
- Inversion recovery C. Gradient field
- Flip angle D. Pulse echo
- As the TE is reduced what happens to the SNR?
- Decrease C. Increase
- Remain D. No change
- As the TE increases what happens to the scan time?
- Decrease C. Increase
- Remain D. No change
- In a typical timing diagram what is the height of the pulse located along the RF line related to?
- Inversion recovery C.
- Flip angle D.
- What is a typical Inversion recovery sequence?
- 180-90-180 C. 90-180
- 90-180-360 D. 180-90
- How does parallel imaging (rectangle FOV) affect the scan?
- reduces time
- resolution stays the same
- reduces SNR
- 1 & 2 C. 2 & 3
- 1, 2, 3 D. 1 & 3
- In most instances when spatial resolution is increased what happens to SNR?
- Decrease C. Increase
- Remain D. No change
- If the voxel volume doubles what happens to the SNR?
- Halve C. Doubles
- Decrease D. Increase
- As the main magnetic field increases what happens to the SNR?
- Halve C. Doubles
- Decrease D. Increase
- Increasing slice thickness does what to the SNR?
- Halve C. Doubles
- Decrease D. Increase
- The time between the initial RF excitation pulse and the echo?
- TR C. TE
- NEX D. FOV
- A short effective TE is used with a?
- Short FOV C. Long ETL
- Short ETL D. Long FOV
- The 3rd Gen CT was what type?
- Rotate Rotate C. Translate Rotate
- Rotate stationary D. No answer
- Grid formed from the rows and columns of pixels called?
- Pixel C. Voxel
- Matrix D. 3D
- An x-ray beam that is composed of photons with varying energies?
- Orthochromatic x-ray energy C. Polychromatic x-ray energy
- Panchromatic x-ray energy D. Chromatic x-ray energy
- Detector rows that have variable widths and sizes.
- Adaptive array C. Hybrid array
- Nonuniform array D. All of these
- Which patient position is maintained in dual head gamma camera?
- Supine C. Lateral
- Prone D. Oblique
- Which is the most commonly used radiopharmaceutical today?
- Iodine 131 C. Thallium 201
- Strontium 87 D. Technetium 99m
- Where is the location of Tc99 sulfur colloid concentration when injected subcutaneously?
- Reticuloendothelial system C. Lymphatics
- Brain D. GI tract
- What is the half-life of Samarium-153?
- 1.95 days C. 3.77 days
- 50 days D. 6 hours
- What is the role of CT scan in the work-up of bowel obstruction?
- To evaluate bowel obstruction C. To evaluate volvulus
- To evaluate intussusceptions D. Confirming the diagnosis of bowel obstruction
- The following is the typical appearance of a subdural hematoma on CT scan, except?
- Hyperdense C. Crescent-shape
- Hypodense D. Convex lateral border
- What CT scan examinations used to assess coronary calcium deposits?
- Thread mills C. Electrocardiogram
- Echocardiogram D. Coronary artery scoring
- What is the contrast agent used for magnetic resonance imaging?
- Gadolinium C. Lipiodol
- Barium sulfate D. Telepaque table
- Which of the following procedure is best used to diagnose endometrial cancer?
- Endometrial biopsy C. Magnetic resonance
- Transvaginal procedure D. CT scan
- Which of the following pathology on MR imaging can demonstrate the depth of invasion of the myometrium as well as abnormal?
- Cervix cancer C. Cysts
- Myoma D. Regional lymph nodes
- Which of the following refer to a rotation about a fixed point?
- Contour C. Isocentric
- Field D. Collimator
- Which of the following is the device for accelerating charged particles, such as electrons, to produce high energy electron or photon beams?
- Wedge filter C. Multileaf collimator
- Linear accelerator D. Treatment field
- Which of the following refers to the relation of CT numbers uniformity machine calibration?
- Disk C. Linearity
- High noise D. Low noise
- Which of the following is an individual collimator rod within the treatment head of the linear accelerator that can slide inward to shape the radiation field?
- Independent jaws C. Asymmetric jaws
- Simulator D. Multileaf collimator
- What is palliation?
- It diagnose C. Use for curing of disease
- Relieve symptoms D. Asymptomatic
- Which of the following pertains to the elements of atoms which undergo spontaneous transformation resulting to emission of radiation?
- Radioactive C. Radiocurable
- Radiosensitivity D. Reactor
- In tissue harmonic imaging, where are harmonics?
- Near the transducer face C. Uniformly within the ultrasonic field
- Near the beam axis D. Distal to the focal point
- Image quality is characterized by all of the following, except?
- Mechanical index C. Contrast resolution
- Spatial resolution D. Noise
- Which of the following is most likely to affect visualization of a 2 cm diameter lesion that has slight difference in scattering properties compared with the surrounding tissue?
- Scan line density C. Center frequency
- Acoustic noise D. Spatial pulse length
- What the computer term baud rates describe?
- Clock speed C. Data transmission
- Storage capacity D. Program execution
- Which is the preferred radiopharmaceutical in patients with suspected pyelonephristis?
- Tc 99m DTPA C. Tc 99m Pertechnetate
- Tc 99m HDP D. Tc 99m DMSA
- What is the most common reason for a bone scan?
- Extent of arthritic disease C. Diagnose osteomyelitis
- Staging of metastasis D. Look for primary tumor
- Which of the following examination is tracer iodine clinically applied?
- Thyroid gland C. Cervix
- Cranium D. Abdomen
- What diagnostic modality uses radioisotopes?
- CT scan C. MRI
- DSA D. Nuclear medicine
- The following appearances of blood vessels on MR imaging is seen, except?
- Longitudinal images C. Hyperintense
- Dark circular D. Tubular appearance
- MR imaging is superior for evaluation of?
- Bone marrow diseases
- Soft tissue tumors
- Ossified abnormalities of musculoskeletal system
- 1 & 2 C. 2 & 3
- 1 & 3 D. 1, 2, 3
- In MR imaging, the signal intensity of fat on T1 and T2 weighted images are?
- Bright
- Black density
- Hyperintense
- 1 & 2 C. 2 & 3
- 1 & 3 D. 1, 2, 3
- The following are contraindications on MR imaging, except?
- Cardiac pacemaker C. Non metallic foreign bodies
- Prosthetic heart values D. Coils
- Which of the following is the acquisition of cellular structure that differs from structure of original cell type?
- Disintegration C. Differentiation
- Radioactive D. Decay
- Which of the following deliver radiation to the patient from a unit such as linear accelerator in which the radiation enters the patient from the external surface of the body?
- Linear energy transfer C. Treatment field
- Internal beam treatment D. External beam treatment
- What is the geometric area defined by collimator or radiotherapy unit at skin surface?
- Contour C. Isocentric
- Field D. Grenz rays
- Which of the following uses high activity radionuclide that is placed within the body for the treatment of cancer?
- Image guided radiation therapy C. Intensity modulated radiation therapy
- High dose rate brachytherapy D. Low dose rate brachytherapy
- Which of the following modification of beam intensity used to deliver non-uniform exposure across radiation field?
- Image guided radiation therapy C. Intensity modulated radiation therapy
- High dose rate brachytherapy D. Low dose rate brachytherapy
- What is the major disadvantage of transparency film as an image storage medium?
- Limited contrast scale C. Storage space requirements
- Limited spatial resolution D. Poor long-term stability
- Which device measures acoustic pressure in the ultrasonic field?
- Hydrophone C. SMPTE test pattern
- Sensitometer D. Microbalance
- What is the advantage of rectangular array transducers compared with the linear array transducers?
- Reduced the channel numbers C. Compact size
- Improved spatial detail D. Volumetric acquisition without moving the transducer
- Which of the following is a source of acoustic noise?
- Low power transmitted pulse C. Speckle
- Apodization D. Radiofrequency wave interference
- What radioisotope is used in brain cancer?
- 133 Xenon C. 99m Tc
- Uci of iodine 131 D. 99m Tc DTPA
- Which of the following refers to the amount of time the contrast agents stays in the body?
- Toxicity C. Osmolality
- Persistence D. Miscibility
- Which of the following phenomena appear as artifacts on transverse images and as strips on multiplanar reformation of 3D images?
- Metal artifacts C. Patient motion artifact
- Stair step artifact D. Ring artifact
- Which of the following is a characteristic of contrast agent wherein it has the ability to mix with other fluids?
- Toxicity C. Osmolality
- Persistence D. Miscibility
- It is the planning scan of the patient from which slice position is selected:
- Dynamic scan C. High resolution scan
- Precision scan D. Scanogram
- What does ROI stands for in CT scan?
- Ring of intensity C. Round over intention
- Region of interest D. Rule of infection
- What is the Hounsfield unit/number of bone?
- 1000 C. 30
- 40-60 D. -1000
- How sensitive is MR imaging for diagnosing rotator cuff and labial tears?
- Above 90% C. 85%
- Below 90% D. 80%
- What is the most sensitive imaging modality is used for diagnosing a vascular necrosis of the hip?
- Arthrography C. X-ray of the hp joint
- Magnetic resonance imaging D. CT Scan
- MR imaging is a sensitive as radionuclide bone scan in the diagnosis of?
- Osteoarthritis C. Osteoblastic
- Osteoporosis D. Osteomyelitis
- MR imaging is better than CT in evaluating suspected?
- Spondylolisthesis C. Disc pathology
- Spondylolysis D. Spinal stenosis
- Which of the following refers to the amount of filtering material that is necessary to reduce the output of an x-ray beam by one half?
- Half value layer C. Half life
- Decay D. Radioactivity
- What amount of radiation is desired to cure a squamous cell carcinoma of the skin?
- 6000R C. 8000R
- 7000R D. 9000R
- During radiotherapy the irradiated skin becomes red. What is the cause of the condition?
- Too much radiation C. Indicator of superficial radiation response
- Irradiated skin D. A, B, C
- What radioactive materials are used in liver and spleen to determine areas of damaged liver tissue?
- 133 Xenon C. 99m Tc labeled sulfur colloid
- Iodine 131 D. Sodium chloride
- All of the following statements regarding the indication of the bone scan are true, except?
- Paget’s disease C. Osteomyelitis
- Fracture D. Metastases
- Bone studies in nuclear medicine are performed using?
- Cold spot scanning techniques C. Pyrophosphate
- Hot spot scanning technique D. Phosphate complexes
- What is the Hounsfield unit of water?
- 0 C. -1000
- 1000 D. -100
- What is the Hounsfield unit of air?
- 0 C. -1000
- 1000 D. -100
- Which technique improves spatial resolution by decreasing the B-mode field of view?
- Frame averaging C. Write zoom
- Decreased spatial pulse length D. Read zoom
- Which rays can penetrate the epidermis of the skin?
- Beta C. Gamma
- Alpha D. Radiation
- Which of the following radioactive material is used in thyroid scan?
- Iodine C. Sodium chloride
- Technetium D. Xenon
- Which of the following refers to an area in any organ where the concentrations of radioactivity are significantly less than the surrounding tissue?
- Gold spot C. Cold spot
- Hot spot D. Silver spot
- What is the reason why radioactive materials are used in clinical studies?
- Used in making radioactive materials function
- Prevents their passage through the pulmonary capillary bed
- Physiologic compounds can be manipulated chemically
- Suspected cases of pulmonary emboli
- Which of the following is one of the features of the scintillation detector arrays?
- Cesium iodide C. Cadmium tungstate
- Sodium iodide D. Crystal photomultiplier tube assemblies
- How much scanning time is required in dynamic studies?
- 1 second or more C. Greater than 1 hour
- Less than 1 minute D. 45 seconds
- CT scan resolve differences in tissue density as low as?
- 0.3% C. 5%
- 2% D. A, B, C
- What are some distinguishing features of adenomyoma on MR imaging?
- Smooth margins C. Regular in shape
- Widening in shape D. Irregular in shape
- Which of the following imaging study was routinely first to performed for evaluation of suspected disarrangement of the knee?
- Computed tomography C. Ultrasound
- MRI D. Conventional radiographs arthrography
- MR imaging is useful to diagnose a?
- Rheumatoid arthritis C. Muscle atrophy
- Osteoporosis D. Bursitis
- On what part of the radiation therapy technique wherein the source of radiation is at some distance from the patient?
- Brachytherapy C. Treatment field
- Teletherapy D. Nuclear medicine
- Which of the following refer to the wedge shape beam attenuating device used to preferentially absorb the beam to alter the shape of the isodose curve?
- Treatment field C. Surgical bed
- Wedge filter D. Wedge phantom
- Which of the following is the first skin sparring machine?
- Cobalt 60 C. Linear accelerator
- Computed tomography D. Isocentric machine
- Which of the following technique in which the radioactive material is placed within the patient?
- External beam therapy C. Brachytherapy
- Teletherapy D. Cobalt 60
- What is the half life of technetium 99m?
- 1 hour C. 22 hours
- 1 day D. 6 hours
- What radioactive materials are commonly used for therapeutic purposes in nuclear medicine?
- Iodine 131 C. Technetium 99m
- Sodium nitrate D. Xenon 133
- Single proton is often referred to as a?
- Proton density C. Photon density
- Spin density D. Neutron density
- Which of the following is the process of the energy release by the excited nuclei?
- Relaxation C. Spin density
- Spin lattice relaxation D. Spin-spin relaxation
- When the nuclei releases their excess energy to the general environment, this is called the?
- Relaxation C. Pulse sequence
- Spin lattice relaxation D. Spin-spin relaxation
- Most MR imaging has been performed with field strengths ranging from?
- 0.1-1.5 T C. Do not exceed 0.3 T
- Exceed 0.15 T D. A, B, C
- Higher field strengths lead to increased MR signal, which can be used to?
- Improve image sharpness C. Improve magnetic field
- Improve brightness of image D. Improve image detail
- What radioactive material used in treatment of carcinoma of the uterus?
- Radium 226 C. Uranium
- Thallium D. Technetium
- What is the usual time period employed during elective treatment of post breast carcinoma?
- 5 weeks C. 5 months
- 5 hours D. 1 week
- Which therapeutic machine is used to treat deep-seated tumor?
- Megavoltage C. Telecobalt
- Orthovoltage D. A, B, C
- Which is the most useful for relief of pain from bony metastases?
- Palliative radiotherapy C. Pain reliever
- Chemotherapy D. A, B, C
- Which of the following involves the treatment of cancerous tumors or lesions by the precise application of ionizing radiation?
- Radiation therapy C. Digital subtraction therapy
- Nuclear medicine D. Gamma ray
- Which therapeutic machine is used for the treatment of lesions approximately 1-13 cm beneath the surface?
- Electron beams C. Superficial x-ray machines
- Photon beams D. Orthovoltage x-ray machines
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