- 1. Radiology is a medical specialty that uses imaging techniques such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds to diagnose and treat diseases within the body. Radiologists are doctors who interpret these images to help other healthcare providers make accurate diagnoses and develop treatment plans. They play a crucial role in identifying conditions ranging from broken bones to cancerous tumors. Radiology is constantly evolving, with new technologies and techniques being developed to improve the accuracy and efficiency of diagnoses.
What type of imaging modality uses high-frequency sound waves to visualize internal organs and structures?
A) CT scan
B) MRI
C) Ultrasound
D) X-ray
- 2. Which of the following imaging techniques uses ionizing radiation to create images of the body?
A) X-ray
B) MRI
C) Ultrasound
D) PET scan
- 3. In radiology, what does CT stand for?
A) Chest Tomography
B) Computed Tomography
C) Cardiac Tomography
D) Cervical Tomography
- 4. Which imaging technique uses a magnetic field and radio waves to generate images of the body's organs and tissues?
A) MRI
B) CT scan
C) Ultrasound
D) X-ray
- 5. What does PET stand for in PET scan imaging?
A) Peripheral Emission Tomography
B) Positron Emission Tomography
C) Peritoneal Emission Testing
D) Pulmonary Emission Technology
- 6. What does PACS stand for in radiology?
A) Picture Archiving and Communication System
B) Programmable Advanced Control System
C) Protocol for Accessing Clinical Studies
D) Patient Assessment and Communication System
- 7. Which radiographic technique is commonly used to evaluate the lungs?
A) CT scan
B) MRI
C) Chest X-ray
D) Ultrasound
- 8. What type of contrast is often used in MRI to enhance image quality?
A) Barium sulfate contrast
B) Air contrast
C) Gadolinium-based contrast
D) Iodine-based contrast
- 9. What does ALARA stand for in radiology?
A) Annual Limit on Airborne Radiation Amount
B) American Licensing and Regulation Association
C) As Low As Reasonably Achievable
D) Avoiding Long-term Adverse Radiation Effects
- 10. What does DICOM stand for in radiology?
A) Dynamic Imaging for Clinical Observation and Monitoring
B) Dual Imaging and Communication Methods
C) Diagnostic Imaging Consortium of Medicine
D) Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine
- 11. Which imaging technique is commonly used for real-time viewing of moving structures, such as the heart or joints?
A) Fluoroscopy
B) CT scan
C) MRI
D) X-ray
- 12. Which imaging technique is commonly used to detect and diagnose breast abnormalities?
A) Mammography
B) CT scan
C) PET scan
D) MRI
- 13. What does BMD stand for in radiology?
A) Bone Mineral Density
B) Body Mass Determination
C) Blood Marker Determination
D) Brain Matter Density
- 14. Which radiology technique is used to examine the movement and function of the heart through ultrasound imaging?
A) Mammography
B) CT scan
C) Fluoroscopy
D) Echocardiography
- 15. In radiology, what does MRI stand for?
A) Magnetic Resonance Imaging
B) Metamorphic Radiologic Imaging
C) Medical Radiology Intervention
D) Musculoskeletal Radiographic Interpretation
- 16. What does X-ray imaging primarily use to create images?
A) Magnetic fields
B) Ionizing radiation
C) Sound waves
D) Radioactive tracers
- 17. What is the most common use of mammography?
A) Breast cancer screening
B) Lung disease diagnosis
C) Brain tumor detection
D) Heart valve assessment
- 18. What is the term for the process of reconstructing 3D images from 2D X-ray images in CT scanning?
A) Image Reconstruction
B) Beam Alignment
C) Contrast Enhancement
D) Radiographic Processing
- 19. What is the term for the process of taking X-ray images of the blood vessels after injecting a contrast material?
A) Angiography
B) Fluoroscopy
C) Mammography
D) Tomography
- 20. What is the medical specialty that uses medical imaging to diagnose and treat diseases?
A) Cardiology
B) Oncology
C) Radiology
D) Dermatology
- 21. What is the term for a radiographic technique that involves tilting the X-ray tube and film cassette?
A) Lateral
B) Oblique
C) Posterior
D) Anterior
- 22. What is the term for the side-to-side positioning of the X-ray tube and film cassette during an X-ray procedure?
A) Posterior
B) Anterior
C) Oblique
D) Lateral
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