🩻 Radiology · Part 7 revision hub
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Question 1
The investigation of choice for suspected ureteric colic in a non‑pregnant adult is:
Question 2
A urinary calculus not visible on a plain radiograph but clearly seen on CT is most likely:
Question 3
A staghorn calculus is typically composed of:
Question 4
A renal lesion containing macroscopic fat (−40 HU) on CT is most likely:
Question 5
A renal cyst with an enhancing soft‑tissue nodule is classified as:
Question 6
Gas within the renal parenchyma in a septic diabetic patient indicates:
Question 7
According to the Weigert–Meyer rule, the upper‑moiety ureter of a complete duplex kidney:
Question 8
A "reverse J" or fish‑hook deformity of the right proximal ureter suggests:
Question 9
The investigation of choice to diagnose posterior urethral valves is:
Question 10
A man with a pelvic fracture has blood at the urethral meatus. Before catheterisation, the appropriate investigation is:
Question 11
In vesicoureteric reflux, gross dilatation and tortuosity of the ureter with loss of papillary impressions is grade:
Question 12
A 14‑year‑old has sudden severe testicular pain for 2 hours with a high‑riding testis. The best next step is:
Question 13
The imaging modality of choice to localise clinically significant prostate cancer before biopsy is:
Question 14
The most accurate parameter for dating a pregnancy in the first trimester is:
Question 15
The lemon and banana signs on a mid‑trimester scan indicate:
Question 16
Under the PC‑PNDT Act, which record must be maintained for every pregnant woman undergoing ultrasonography?
Question 17
An adnexal cyst with a reticular "lace‑like" internal pattern and no internal vascularity is most likely:
Question 18
A "snowstorm" appearance in the uterus with markedly raised β‑hCG and bilateral multiloculated ovarian cysts suggests:
Question 19
The first imaging investigation for a palpable breast lump in a 25‑year‑old woman is:
Question 20
A BI‑RADS 3 lesion has a likelihood of malignancy of:
Say the answer out loud before you flip. Shuffle once you know the order.
Read the presentation, decide what is going on and what you would do — then reveal the reasoning.
Stage A: A 54‑year‑old diabetic woman has right loin pain, fever 39.5 °C, rigors and hypotension. US: moderate right hydronephrosis.
Linked concepts: 85. Kidney Stones, 86. Kidney Infections and Lumps
Stage A: A 49‑year‑old has a 3.5 cm left renal cyst on CT done for diverticulitis: two thin septa, no enhancement, 15 HU.
Linked concepts: 86. Kidney Infections and Lumps
Stage A: A 24‑year‑old with 7 weeks' amenorrhoea has lower abdominal pain and spotting. Urine pregnancy test positive. β‑hCG 3800 IU/L. BP 96/60 mmHg.
Linked concepts: 91. Imaging the Uterus and Ovaries, 90. Pregnancy Scans
Stage A: A 26‑year‑old has a painless, mobile 2 cm lump in the left breast.
Linked concepts: 92. Breast Imaging
Answer aloud as if an examiner asked you — then check the model points.
Why is NCCT the IOC for renal colic?
How do you distinguish a ureteric calculus from a phlebolith on CT?
What is the significance of an obstructed infected kidney?
Describe the Bosniak classification.
What are the imaging features of renal TB?
Explain the Weigert–Meyer rule.
What are the radiological features of a horseshoe kidney?
How is vesicoureteric reflux graded?
What are the MCU features of posterior urethral valves?
How do you differentiate testicular torsion from epididymo‑orchitis on Doppler?
What is assessed at the NT scan?
Summarise the key provisions of the PC‑PNDT Act.
List the TVS signs of ectopic pregnancy.
How do you differentiate a dermoid from an endometrioma?
What are the BI‑RADS categories and their management?
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