- What is the preferred imaging modality for evaluating pediatric head trauma?
- A) CT scan
- B) MRI
- C) X-ray
- D) Ultrasound
- Which imaging technique is most commonly used for diagnosing hip dysplasia in infants?
- A) CT scan
- B) Ultrasound
- C) X-ray
- D) MRI
- What is the recommended imaging modality for detecting appendicitis in children?
- A) X-ray
- B) Ultrasound
- C) MRI
- D) CT scan
- Which contrast agent is commonly used for pediatric MRI?
- A) Iodine-based contrast
- B) Gadolinium-based contrast
- C) Barium
- D) Air
- What is the main advantage of using ultrasound in pediatric imaging?
- A) No ionizing radiation
- B) Higher resolution
- C) Faster imaging
- D) Cost-effectiveness
- What is the preferred imaging method for evaluating suspected pneumonia in children?
- A) MRI
- B) Chest X-ray
- C) Ultrasound
- D) CT scan
- Which pediatric imaging protocol is typically used for evaluating hydronephrosis?
- A) CT scan
- B) Ultrasound
- C) MRI
- D) X-ray
- In pediatric imaging, what is the primary concern when using CT scans?
- A) Radiation exposure
- B) Cost
- C) Time
- D) Availability
- What imaging study is commonly used to assess congenital heart disease in infants?
- A) Echocardiography
- B) CT scan
- C) MRI
- D) X-ray
- Which imaging modality is preferred for evaluating the spine in pediatric patients?
- A) MRI
- B) CT scan
- C) X-ray
- D) Ultrasound
- What is the purpose of using a “low-dose” protocol in pediatric CT imaging?
- A) Improve image quality
- B) Reduce radiation exposure
- C) Speed up the exam
- D) Increase contrast
- Which imaging technique is most effective for assessing fractures in young children?
- A) CT scan
- B) X-ray
- C) MRI
- D) Ultrasound
- For a pediatric chest X-ray, what is the typical positioning of the child?
- A) Lateral position
- B) Upright or supine position
- C) Prone position
- D) Lying flat
- What imaging study is commonly used for detecting brain tumors in children?
- A) X-ray
- B) MRI
- C) Ultrasound
- D) CT scan
- In children, what is a primary advantage of using MRI over CT for brain imaging?
- A) No ionizing radiation
- B) Faster imaging
- C) Lower cost
- D) More availability
- What is the recommended imaging technique for evaluating abdominal pain in children?
- A) X-ray
- B) Ultrasound
- C) MRI
- D) CT scan
- Which imaging modality is most effective for assessing the knee joint in children?
- A) CT scan
- B) MRI
- C) X-ray
- D) Ultrasound
- What is the main purpose of using a sedation protocol in pediatric imaging?
- A) Increase radiation dose
- B) Ensure patient comfort and compliance
- C) Speed up the process
- D) Improve image quality
- Which imaging protocol is preferred for evaluating a suspected foreign body in the airway?
- A) Chest X-ray
- B) CT scan
- C) MRI
- D) Ultrasound
- What imaging study is commonly used for diagnosing cystic fibrosis in children?
- A) Chest X-ray
- B) MRI
- C) CT scan
- D) Ultrasound
- What is the first-line imaging modality for assessing suspected renal stones in children?
- A) MRI
- B) Ultrasound
- C) CT scan
- D) X-ray
- In pediatric imaging, what is the typical method for obtaining images of the abdomen?
- A) Prone position
- B) Supine position
- C) Upright position
- D) Lateral position
- What is the role of fluoroscopy in pediatric imaging?
- A) Real-time imaging of motion
- B) Static imaging
- C) Bone density assessment
- D) Soft tissue evaluation
- Which imaging study is most suitable for evaluating the pelvis in children?
- A) X-ray
- B) CT scan
- C) MRI
- D) Ultrasound
- What is a significant consideration when imaging neonates?
- A) Maintaining warmth and comfort
- B) Use of sedation
- C) Higher radiation doses
- D) Longer imaging times
- What is the preferred imaging method for evaluating congenital anomalies in the abdomen?
- A) X-ray
- B) Ultrasound
- C) MRI
- D) CT scan
- Which imaging technique is most appropriate for assessing joint effusion in children?
- A) CT scan
- B) Ultrasound
- C) MRI
- D) X-ray
- What is the preferred imaging study for evaluating hip pain in children?
- A) CT scan
- B) MRI
- C) X-ray
- D) Ultrasound
- Which imaging modality is often used in the assessment of cystic kidneys in pediatric patients?
- A) Ultrasound
- B) MRI
- C) CT scan
- D) X-ray
- What is the primary imaging technique used for evaluating airway obstructions in children?
- A) MRI
- B) Fluoroscopy
- C) X-ray
- D) CT scan
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