- Which imaging modality is most commonly used to assess pneumonia?
- A) CT scan
- B) Chest X-ray
- C) MRI
- D) Ultrasound
- What is the typical imaging finding in a patient with tuberculosis (TB) pneumonia?
- A) Cavitary lesions
- B) Consolidation
- C) Pleural effusion
- D) Ground-glass opacities
- What is the primary imaging technique used to evaluate abscess formation?
- A) MRI
- B) Ultrasound
- C) Chest X-ray
- D) CT scan
- In cases of osteomyelitis, which imaging modality is most sensitive?
- A) X-ray
- B) MRI
- C) CT scan
- D) Ultrasound
- Which imaging finding is characteristic of a lung abscess?
- A) Air-fluid level within a cavity
- B) Interstitial markings
- C) Ground-glass opacity
- D) Nodular opacities
- What imaging technique is most useful for detecting empyema?
- A) MRI
- B) Chest ultrasound
- C) CT scan
- D) Plain X-ray
- In cases of brain abscess, what is the preferred imaging modality?
- A) X-ray
- B) MRI with contrast
- C) CT without contrast
- D) PET scan
- Which radiological finding is commonly associated with histoplasmosis?
- A) Reticular nodular pattern
- B) Consolidation
- C) Cavitary lesions
- D) Pleural effusion
- What is the typical imaging finding in patients with necrotizing fasciitis?
- A) Subcutaneous gas formation
- B) Edema without gas
- C) Osteomyelitis
- D) Fluid collection
- What imaging study is most useful for assessing chronic osteomyelitis?
- A) MRI
- B) CT scan
- C) X-ray
- D) Ultrasound
- In cases of viral pneumonia, what might be seen on a CT scan?
- A) Ground-glass opacities
- B) Consolidation
- C) Nodular opacities
- D) Pleural effusion
- Which imaging finding is characteristic of a Candida infection in the lungs?
- A) Consolidation
- B) Pulmonary nodules with surrounding halo
- C) Ground-glass opacity
- D) Cavitary lesions
- What is the role of fluoroscopy in evaluating infectious diseases?
- A) To detect abscesses
- B) To assess swallowing abnormalities
- C) To evaluate pneumonia
- D) To perform biopsies
- What imaging modality is best for diagnosing viral encephalitis?
- A) X-ray
- B) MRI
- C) CT scan
- D) PET scan
- What is a common finding on imaging in a patient with syphilis?
- A) Osteomyelitis
- B) Gumma formation
- C) Pulmonary nodules
- D) Cavitary lesions
- Which imaging study is indicated for evaluating tuberculosis of the spine (Pott’s disease)?
- A) X-ray
- B) CT scan
- C) MRI of the spine
- D) Ultrasound
- In cases of infectious endocarditis, what imaging study is most useful?
- A) Chest X-ray
- B) Echocardiogram
- C) MRI
- D) CT scan
- What imaging finding is suggestive of schistosomiasis in the liver?
- A) Hepatosplenomegaly with periportal fibrosis
- B) Cysts
- C) Abscess formation
- D) Fatty liver changes
- What type of imaging is typically used for detecting retropharyngeal abscess in children?
- A) X-ray
- B) CT scan
- C) MRI
- D) Ultrasound
- Which imaging technique is useful for assessing viral hepatitis complications?
- A) X-ray
- B) Ultrasound
- C) CT scan
- D) MRI
- What imaging finding may suggest the presence of mycobacterial infections in the lungs?
- A) Cavitary lesions with surrounding consolidation
- B) Ground-glass opacities
- C) Interstitial edema
- D) Consolidation
- In a case of malaria, what imaging finding might be observed in severe cases?
- A) Splenic enlargement
- B) Lung nodules
- C) Abscess formation
- D) Hemothorax
- Which imaging study is preferred for evaluating complicated pneumonia?
- A) CT scan of the chest
- B) Plain X-ray
- C) MRI
- D) Ultrasound
- What is a common finding in imaging for patients with leprosy?
- A) Joint effusion
- B) Bone resorption
- C) Osteosclerosis
- D) Soft tissue edema
- What imaging is most useful for detecting tuberculosis lymphadenopathy?
- A) X-ray
- B) CT scan of the chest
- C) Ultrasound
- D) MRI
- Which organism is commonly associated with lung infections in cystic fibrosis patients?
- A) Staphylococcus aureus
- B) Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- C) Mycobacterium tuberculosis
- D) Streptococcus pneumoniae
- What imaging finding is suggestive of acute bacterial meningitis?
- A) Increased ventricular size on CT
- B) Brain abscess
- C) Hemorrhage
- D) Edema
- What imaging modality is useful in assessing complications of diverticulitis?
- A) X-ray
- B) CT scan
- C) MRI
- D) Ultrasound
- In cases of viral myocarditis, what imaging is preferred?
- A) X-ray
- B) MRI of the heart
- C) CT scan
- D) Echocardiogram
- Which imaging finding is characteristic of asbestosis?
- A) Pleural plaques
- B) Ground-glass opacity
- C) Consolidation
- D) Pulmonary nodules
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