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PART B: MRI of the abdomen and pelvis Flashcards

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  1. Figure B.23 was acquired in the:

a. Axial imaging plane
b. Sagittal imaging plane
c. Coronal imaging plane
d. Off-axis (oblique) imaging plane

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c. Coronal imaging plane

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  1. Figure B.23 is an example of a:

a. T1-weighted image
b. T2- weighted image
c- Spine (proton) density-weighted image
d. FLAIR image

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b. T2- weighted image

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow A is pointing to the:

a. Left kidney
b. Spleen
c. Liver
d. Stomach
e. Right lung

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e. Right lung

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  1. Figure B.23 was acquired with:

a. Short TR, short TE with fat suppression
b. Short TR, short TE with water suppression
c. Long TR, long TE with fat suppression
d. Long TR, long TE with no suppression

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d. Long TR, long TE with no suppression

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow B is pointing to the:

a. Left kidney
b. Spleen
c. Liver
d. Stomach
e. Right lung

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c. Liver

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow C is pointing to the:

a. Left kidney
b. Spleen
c. Liver
d. Stomach
e. Right lung

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b. Spleen

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow D is pointing to the:

a. Right adrenal gland
b. Left adrenal gland
c. Liver
d. Stomach
e. Crux (cruz) of the diaphragm

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e. Crux (cruz) of the diaphragm

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow E is pointing to the:

a. Right adrenal gland
b. Left adrenal gland
c. Liver
d. Stomach
e. Crux (cruz) of the diaphragm

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a. Right adrenal gland

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow F is pointing to the:

a. Kidney
b. Spleen
c. Liver
d. Stomach
e. Right lung

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a. Kidney

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow G is pointing to the:

a. Psoas muscle
b. Rectus abdominus muscle
c. Oblique abdominal muscle
d. Gluteal muscle

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a. Psoas muscle

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow H is pointing to the:

a. Psoas muscle
b. Rectus abdominus muscle
c. Oblique abdominal muscle
d. Gluteal muscle

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c. Oblique abdominal muscle

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  1. On Figure B.23 the high signal arising within the abdomen, indicated by arrow I, represents:

a. Peritonitis
b. CSF in the spinal cord
c. Abdominal ascites
d. Retroperitoneal

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b. CSF in the spinal cord

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  1. On Figure B.23 arrow J is pointing to the:

a. Psoas muscle
b. Rectus abdominus muscle
c. Oblique abdominal muscle
d. Gluteal muscle

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d. Gluteal muscle

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  1. The FDA- approved (iron oxide) oral contrast agent used for MRI makes bowel appear:

a. Bright on T1-/ bright on T2-weighted images
b. Dark on T1-/ dark on T2-weighted images
c. Bright on T1-/ dark on T2-weighted images
d. Dark on T1-/ bright on T2-weighted images

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b. Dark on T1-/ dark on T2-weighted images

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  1. Figure B.24 was acquired in the:

a. Axial imaging plane
b. Sagittal imaging plane
c. Coronal imaging plane
d. Off-axis (oblique) imaging plane

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a. Axial imaging plane

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  1. Figure B.24 is a gradient echo image acquired with:

a. Fat suppression
b. Water suppression
c. No suppression techniques
d. Silicone suppression

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a. Fat suppression

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  1. On Figure B.24 arrow A is pointing to the:

a. Abdominal muscles
b. Stomach
c. Bowel
d. Liver
e. Spleen

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a. Abdominal muscles

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  1. On Figure B.24 arrow B is pointing to the:

a. Abdominal muscles
b. Stomach
c. Bowel
d. Liver
e. Spleen

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b. Stomach

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  1. On Figure B.24 arrow C is pointing to the:

a. Abdominal muscles
b. Stomach
c. Bowel
d. Liver
e. Spleen

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d. Liver

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  1. On Figure B.24 arrow D is pointing to the:

a. Abdominal muscles
b. Stomach
c. Bowel
d. Liver
e. Spleen

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c. Bowel

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  1. On Figure B.24 arrow E is pointing to the:

a. Portal vein
b. Aorta
c. Vertebral body
d. Spinal cord
e. Hepatic artery

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a. Portal vein

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  1. On Figure B.24 arrow F is pointing to the:

a. Portal vein
b. Aorta
c. Vertebral body
d. Spinal cord
e. Hepatic artery

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b. Aorta

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  1. On Figure B.24 arrow G is pointing to the:

a. Portal vein
b. Aorta
c. Vertebral body
d. Spinal cord
e. Hepatic artery

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c. Vertebral body

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  1. On Figure B.24 arrow H is pointing to the:

a. Portal vein
b. Aorta
c. Vertebral body
d. Spinal cord
e. Hepatic artery

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d. Spinal cord

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308. On Figure B.24 arrow I is pointing to the: a. Abdominal muscles b. Stomach c. Bowel d. Liver e. Spleen
e. Spleen
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309. Due to its size and orientation within the body, the entire pancreas can possible be visualised on one imaging section of it is acquired: a. Coronally with thin imaging sections b. Sagittally with thin imaging section c. Axially with thin imaging sections d. Obliquely with thick imaging sections
d. Obliquely with thick imaging sections
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310. On T2-weighted MR images, hemangiomas of the liver appear: a. Hyperintense to normal liver b. Hypointense to normal liver c. Isointense to normal liver d. Only with contrast enhancement
a. Hyperintense to normal liver
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311. On Figure B.25 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Subcutaneous fat b. Abdominal muscles c. Transverse colon d. Superior mesenteric artery e. Abdominal aorta
a. Subcutaneous fat
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312. On Figure B.25 arrow B is pionting to the: a. Subcutaneous fat b. Abdominal muscles c. Transverse colon d. Superior mesenteric artery e. Abdominal aorta
b. Abdominal muscles
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313. On Figure B.25 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Stomach b. Abdominal muscles c. Transverse colon d. Superior mesenteric artery e. Abdominal aorta
c. Transverse colon
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314. On Figure B.25 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Superior mesenteric artery b. Abdominal aorta c. Vertebral body d. Spinal cord e. Erector spinae muscles
a. Superior mesenteric artery
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315. On Figure B.25 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Pancreas b. Liver c. Spleen d. Adrenal gland e. Kidney
d. Adrenal gland
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316. On Figure B.25 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Superior mesenteric artery b. Abdominal aorta c. Vertebral body d. Spinal cord e. Erector spinae muscles
b. Abdominal aorta
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317. On Figure B.25 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Superior mesenteric artery b. Abdominal aorta c. Vertebral body d. Spinal cord
c. Vertebral body
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318. On Figure B.25 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Right kidney b. Left kidney c. Right adrenal gland d. Left adrenal gland e. Pancreas
a. Right kidney
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319. On Figure B.25 arrow I is pointing to the: a. Vertebral body b. Spinal cord c. Spinal canal d. Erector spinae muscles
c. Spinal canal
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320. On Figure B.25 arrow J is pointing to the: a. Vertebral body b. Spinal cord c. Spinal canal d. Erector spinae muscles
b. Spinal cord
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321. On Figure B.25 arrow K is pointing to the: a. Vertebral body b. Spinal cord c. Spinal canal d. Erector spinae muscles
d. Erector spinae muscles
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322. On Figure B.26 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Spleen c. Gallbladder d. Head of the pancreas e. Body of the pancreas f. Tail of the pancreas
a. Liver
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323. On Figure B.26 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Spleen c. Gallbladder d. Head of the pancreas e. Body of the pancreas f. Tail of the pancreas
c. Gallbladder
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324. On Figure B.26 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Spleen c. Gallbladder d. Head of the pancreas e. Body of the pancreas f. Tail of the pancreas
d. Head of the pancreas
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325. On Figure B.26 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Spleen c. Gallbladder d. Head of the pancreas e. Body of the pancreas f. Tail of the pancreas
f. Tail of the pancreas
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326. On Figure B.26 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Spleen c. Gallbladder d. Head of the pancreas e. Body of the pancreas f. Tail of the pancreas
b. Spleen
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327. On Figure B.26 F is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Spleen c. Stomach d. Colon e. Gallbladder
d. Colon
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328. On Figure B.26 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Gallbladder b. Head of the pancreas c. Body of the pancreas d. Tail of the pancreas
c. Body of the pancreas
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329. On Figure B.26 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Gallbladder b. Abdominal aorta c. Right kidney d. Left kidney e. Adrenal gland
b. Abdominal aorta
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330. On Figure B.26 arrow I is pointing to the: a. Gallbladder b. Abdominal aorta c. Right kidney d. Left kidney e. Adrenal gland
c. Right kidney
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331. On Figure B.26 arrow J is pointing to the: a. Gallbladder b. Abdominal aorta c. Right kidney d. Left kidney e. Adrenal gland
d. Left kidney
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332. On Figure B.27 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Abdominal aorta c. Spleen d. Gallbladder e. Right kidney
a. Liver
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333. On Figure B.27 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Abdominal aorta c. Spleen d. Gallbladder e. Right kidney
b. Abdominal aorta
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334. On Figure B.27 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Abdominal aorta c. Spleen d. Gallbladder e. Right kidney
c. Spleen
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335. On Figure B.27 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Liver b. Abdominal aorta c. Spleen d. Right kidney e. Left kidney
d. Right kidney
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336. On Figure B.27 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Rectus abdominus muscles b. Oblique muscles c. Psoas muscles d. Gluteal muscles
c. Psoas muscles
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337. On Figure B.27 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Cruz of the diaphragm b. Adrenal gland c. Right kidney d. Left kidney e. Pancreas
a. Cruz of the diaphragm
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338. On Figure B.27 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Cruz of the diaphragm b. Adrenal gland c. Right kidney d. Left kidney e. Pancreas
b. Adrenal gland
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339. On Figure B.27 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Cruz of the diaphragm b. Adrenal gland c. Right kidney d. Left kidney e. Pancreas
d. Left kidney
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340. On Figure B.27 arrow I is pointing to the: a. Rectus abdominus muscles b. Oblique muscles c. Psoas muscles d. Lumbar vertebral body e. Intervertebral disc
d. Lumbar vertebral body
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341. On Figure B.27 arrow J is pointing to the: a. Rectus abdominus muscles b. Oblique muscles c. Psoas muscles d. Lumbar vertebral body e. Intervertebral disc
e. Intervertebral disc
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342. On Figure B.28 shows images during various phases of contrast enhancement, including early (arterial- first pass), intermediate (cortico-venous phase- second pass), and delayed phases (third pass). Arterial imaging demonstrates all of the following characteristics EXCEPT: a. Spleen is hyperintense to (brighter than) liver b. Spleen is 'mottled' or 'marbled' enhancement c. Only the cortex of the kidneys is enhanced d. The spleen and liver have the same signal intensity (isointense)
d. The spleen and liver have the same signal intensity (isointense)
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343. Figure B.28 shows images during various phases of contrast enhancement. Most liver cancers are "arterially fed" and therefore are visualised on: a. First-pass images b. Second- pass images c. Delayed images d. All phases
a. First-pass images
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344. Figure B.28 shows images during various phases of contrast enhancement. Hemangiomas are "benign" lesions (typically watch and wait lesions) that are venous fed, and therefore are visualised on: a. First-pass images b. Second- pass images c. Delayed images d. All phases
c. Delayed images
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345. Patient positioning for abdominal MR images includes all of the following positions EXCEPT: a. Supine, head first within the head coil b. Supine, head first within the torso array coil c. Supine, feet first within the torso array coil d. Prone, feet first within the torso array coil
a. Supine, head first within the head coil
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346. On Figure B.29 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Celiac artery c. Splenic artery d. Hepatic artery e. Inferior Vena cava (IVC)
a. Abdominal aorta
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347. On Figure B.29 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Celiac artery b. Splenic artery c. Hepatic artery d. Superior mesenteric artery e. Spinal artery
b. Splenic artery
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348. On Figure B.29 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Celiac artery b. Splenic artery c. Hepatic artery d. Superior mesenteric artery e. Spinal artery
a. Celiac artery
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349. On Figure B.29 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Celiac artery c. Splenic artery d. Hepatic artery e. Superior mesenteric artery
d. Hepatic artery
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350. On Figure B.29 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Celiac artery b. Splenic artery c. Hepatic artery d. Superior mesenteric artery e. Internal iliac artery
d. Superior mesenteric artery
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351. On Figure B.29 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Superior mesenteric artery b. Right renal artery c. Left renal artery d. Spinal artery e. Internal iliac artery
b. Right renal artery
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352. On Figure B.29 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Hepatic artery b. Superior mesenteric artery c. Right renal artery d. Left renal artery
d. Left renal artery
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353. On Figure B.29 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Splenic artery b. Right renal artery c. Left renal artery d. Spinal artery e. Common iliac artery
d. Spinal artery
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354. On Figure B.29 arrow I is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Celiac artery c. Common iliac artery d. Internal iliac artery e. External iliac artery
c. Common iliac artery
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355. On Figure B.29 arrow J is pointing to the: a. Common iliac artery b. Internal iliac artery c. External iliac artery d. Femoral artery
c. External iliac artery
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356. On Figure B.29 arrow K is pointing to the: a. Spinal artery b. Common iliac artery c. Internal iliac artery d. External iliac artery e. Femoral artery
c. Internal iliac artery
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357. Vascular imaging of the (arterial) abdominal vasculature (Figure B.29) is typically acquired with: a. 2D TOF MRA b. 3D TOF MRA c. 2D OC MRA d. 3D PC MRA e. Contrast-enhanced (CE) MRA
e. Contrast-enhanced (CE) MRA
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358. On Figure B.30 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Inferior vena cava c. Femoral vein d. Portal vein e. Iliac artery
a. Abdominal aorta
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359. On Figure B.30 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Femoral vein b. Portal vein c. Splenic vein d. Renal vein e. Superior mesenteric vein
c. Splenic vein
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360. On Figure B.30 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Femoral vein b. Portal vein c. Splenic vein d. Renal vein e. Superior mesenteric vein
b. Portal vein
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361. On Figure B.30 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Portal vein b. Splenic c. Renal vein d. Superior mesenteric vein
c. Renal vein
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362. On Figure B.30 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Portal vein b. Splenic vein c. Renal vein d. Superior mesenteric vein e. Iliac artery
d. Superior mesenteric vein
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363. On Figure B.30 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Inferior vena cava c. Femoral vein d. Portal vein e. Iliac artery
b. Inferior vena cava
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364. On Figure B.30 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Inferior vena cava c. Femoral vein d. Portal vein e. Iliac artery
e. Iliac artery
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365. Vascular imaging pf the (venous) abdominal vasculature (Figure B.30) is typically acquired with: a. 2D TOF MRA b. 3D TOF MRA c. 2D OC MRA d. 3D PC MRA e. Contrast- enhanced (CE) MRA- delayed
e. Contrast- enhanced (CE) MRA- delayed
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366. Figure B.31 illustrates vascular imaging of the abdominal vasculature and runoff. This acquisition is acquired with dynamic contrast enhancement and: a. Stationary table placement b. Table stepping from the abdomen down to the legs c. Table stepping from the legs up to the abdomen d. With no specific table movement
b. Table stepping from the abdomen down to the legs
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367. On Figure B.31 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Common iliac artery c. Internal iliac artery d. External iliac artery
a. Abdominal aorta
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368. On Figure B.31 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Abdominal aortic aneurysm c. Common iliac artery d. Internal iliac artery
b. Abdominal aortic aneurysm
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369. On Figure B.31 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Abdominal aorta b. Common iliac artery c. Internal iliac artery d. External iliac artery e. Femoral artery
b. Common iliac artery
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370. On Figure B.31 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Common iliac artery b. Internal iliac artery c. External iliac artery d. Femoral artery
d. Femoral artery
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371. On Figure B.31 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Common iliac artery b. Internal iliac artery c. External iliac artery d. Common femoral artery e. Superficial femoral artery
d. Common femoral artery
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372. On Figure B.31 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Common iliac artery b. Vascular occlusion c. Femoral artery d. Popliteal artery
b. Vascular occlusion
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373. On Figure B.31 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Popliteal artery b. Anterior tibialis artery c. Posterior tibialis artery d. Peroneus brevis artery
a. Popliteal artery
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374. On Figure B.31 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Popliteal artery b. Anterior tibialis artery c. Posterior tibialis artery d. Peroneus brevis artery
c. Posterior tibialis artery
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375. On Figure B.31 arrow I is pointing to the: a. Popliteal artery b. Anterior tibialis artery c. Posterior tibialis artery d. Peroneus brevis artery
b. Anterior tibialis artery
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376. On Figure B.31 arrow J is pointing to the: a. Popliteal artery b. Anterior tibialis artery c. Posterior tibialis artery d. Peroneus brevis artery
c. Posterior tibialis artery
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377. On Figure B.31 arrow K is pointing to the: a. Popliteal artery b. Anterior tibialis artery c. Posterior tibialis artery d. Peroneus brevis artery
d. Peroneus brevis artery
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378. On Figure B.32 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Subcutaneous fat b. Rectus abdominus muscles c. Oblique muscles d. Lumbar spine e. Sacrum
a. Subcutaneous fat
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379. On Figure B.32 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Subcutaneous fat b. Rectus abdominus muscles c. Oblique muscles d. Lumbar spine
b. Rectus abdominus muscles
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380. On Figure B.32 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Rectus abdominus muscles b. Oblique muscles c. Lumbar spine d. Sacrum
d. Sacrum
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381. On Figure B.32 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Subcutaneous fat b. Rectus abdominus muscles c. Oblique muscles d. Lumbar spine e. Bowel
e. Bowel
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382. On Figure B.32 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
b. Myometrium
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383. On Figure B.32 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
c. Junctional zone
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384. On Figure B.32 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
a. Fundus
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385. On Figure B.32 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
d. Endometrium
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386. On Figure B.32 arrow I is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Endometrium c. Cervix d. Bladder e. Rectum
d. Bladder
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387. On Figure B.32 arrow J is pointing to the: a. Uterus b. Junctional zone c. Endometrium d. Cervix e. Bladder
d. Cervix
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388. On Figure B.32 arrow K is pointing to the: a. Uterus b. Fundus c. Cervix d. Bladder e. Rectum
e. Rectum
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389. On Figure B.33 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Spinal canal b. Subcutaneous fat c. Rectus abdominus muscles d. Lumbar spine e. Sacrum
a. Spinal canal
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390. On Figure B.33 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Rectus abdominus muscles b. Oblique muscles c. Gluteal muscles d. Fallopian tubes e. Ovaries
c. Gluteal muscles
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391. On Figure B.33 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Spinal canal b. Subcutaneous fat c. Lumbar spine d. Sacrum e. Bowel
d. Sacrum
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392. On Figure B.33 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Lumbar spine b. Sacrum c. Bowel d. Ilium e. Gluteal muscles
d. Ilium
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393. On Figure B.33 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Uterus b. Fundus c. Cervix d. Fallopian tubes e. Ovaries
e. Ovaries
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394. On Figure B.33 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Uterus b. Fundus c. Cervix d. Fallopian tubes e. Ovaries
d. Fallopian tubes
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395. On Figure B.33 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
c. Junctional zone
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396. On Figure B.33 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
d. Endometrium
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397. On Figure B.33 arrow I is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
b. Myometrium
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398. On Figure B.33 arrow J is pointing to the: a. Bowel b. Uterus c. Bladder d. Rectum
c. Bladder
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399. On Figure B.33 arrow K is pointing to the: a. Rectus abdominus muscles b. Lumbar spine c. Sacrum d. Femoral head
d. Femoral head
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400. On Figure B.34 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Subcutaneous fat b. Rectus abdominus muscles c. Oblique muscles d. Lumbar spine
a. Subcutaneous fat
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401. On Figure B.34 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Subcutaneous fat b. Rectus abdominus muscles c. Oblique muscles d. Lumbar spine e. Sacrum
b. Rectus abdominus muscles
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402. On Figure B.34 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Uterus b. Fundus c. Myometrium d. Junctional zone e. Endometrium
c. Myometrium
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403. On Figure B.34 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Uterus b. Fundus c. Myometrium d. Junctional zone e. Endometrium
d. Junctional zone
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404. On Figure B.34 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
d. Endometrium
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405. On Figure B.34 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Subcutaneous fat b. Rectus abdominus muscles c. Oblique muscles d. Roof of the acetabulum
d. Roof of the acetabulum
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406. On Figure B.34 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Fundus b. Myometrium c. Junctional zone d. Endometrium e. Cervix
e. Cervix
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407. On Figure B.34 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Rectus abdominus muscles b. Uterus c. Bladder d. Rectum e. Femoral head
d. Rectum
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408. For female pelvic imaging, the best view for the evaluation of the uterus is the: a. Sagittal b. Axial c. Coronal d. Oblique
a. Sagittal
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409. For female pelvic imaging, the best view for the evaluation of the ovaries is the: a. Sagittal b. Axial c. Coronal d. Oblique
c. Coronal
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410. On Figure B.35 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Pubic bone c. Rectum d. Bladder
a. Symphysis pubis
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411. On Figure B.35 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Pubic bone d. Central gland od the prostate e. Rectum
b. Pubic bone
129
412. On Figure B.35 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Central gland of the prostate b. Peripheral zone of the prostate (with cancer) c. Peripheral zone of the prostate (without cancer) d. Neurovascular bundle e. Rectum
a. Central gland of the prostate
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413. On Figure B.35 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Central gland of the prostate b. Peripheral zone of the prostate (with cancer) c. Peripheral zone of the prostate (without cancer) d. Neurovascular bundle e. Rectum
b. Peripheral zone of the prostate (with cancer)
131
414. On Figure B.35 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Central gland of the prostate b. Peripheral zone of the prostate (with cancer) c. Peripheral zone of the prostate (without cancer) d. Neurovascular bundle e. Rectum
c. Peripheral zone of the prostate (without cancer)
132
415. On Figure B.35 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Pubic bone c. Neurovascular bundle d. Obturator internus muscle e. Rectum
c. Neurovascular bundle
133
416. On Figure B.35 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Pubic bone c. Neurovascular bundle d. Obturator internus muscle e. Rectum
d. Obturator internus muscle
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417. On Figure B.35 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Pubic bone b. Central gland of the prostate c. Rectum d. Bladder e. Prostatic urethra
c. Rectum
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418. On Figure B.36 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Neurovascular bundle b. Rectum c. Bladder d. Seminal vesicles
c. Bladder
136
419. On Figure B.36 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Seminal vesicles b. Vas deferens c. Prostatic urethra d. Base of the prostate e. Apex of the prostate
a. Seminal vesicles
137
420. On Figure B.36 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Seminal vesicles b. Vas deferens c. Prostatic urethra d. Base of the prostate e. Apex of the prostate
b. Vas deferens
138
421. On Figure B.36 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Central gland of the prostate b. Peripheral zone of the prostate (with cancer) c. Peripheral zone of the prostate (without cancer) d. Neurovascular bundle
a. Central gland of the prostate
139
422. On Figure B.36 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Neurovascular bundle b. Vas deferens c. Prostatic urethra d. Base of the prostate e. Apex of the prostate
d. Base of the prostate
140
423. On Figure B.36 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Pubic bone c. Obturator internus muscle d. Gluteal muscles
c. Obturator internus muscle
141
424. On Figure B.36 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Neurovascular bundle b. Vas deferens c. Prostatic urethra d. Base of the prostate e. Apex of the prostate
e. Apex of the prostate
142
425. On Figure B.36 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Seminal vesicles c. Vas deferens d. Prostatic urethra
d. Prostatic urethra
143
426. On Figure B.37 arrow A is pointing to the: a. Bowel gas b. Symphysis pubis c. Pubic bone d. Rectum e. Bladder
a. Bowel gas
144
427. On Figure B.37 arrow B is pointing to the: a. Central gland of the prostate b. Peripheral zone of the prostate c. Neurovascular bundle d. Seminal vesicles
d. Seminal vesicles
145
428. On Figure B.37 arrow C is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Rectum c. Pubic bone d. Bladder
b. Rectum
146
429. On Figure B.37 arrow D is pointing to the: a. Bowel gas b. Bladder c. Symphysis pubis d. Pubic bone e. Central gland of the prostate f. Rectum
b. Bladder
147
430. On Figure B.37 arrow E is pointing to the: a. Vas deferens b. Prostatic urethra c. Base of the prostate d. Apex of the prostate
c. Base of the prostate
148
431. On Figure B.37 arrow F is pointing to the: a. Central gland of the prostate b. Peripheral zone of the prostate c. Seminal vesicles d. Base of the prostate e. Apex of the prostate
b. Peripheral zone of the prostate
149
432. On Figure B.37 arrow G is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Central gland of the prostate c. Peripheral one of the prostate d. Obturator internus muscle e. Apex of the prostate
e. Apex of the prostate
150
433. On Figure B.37 arrow H is pointing to the: a. Symphysis pubis b. Central gland of the prostate c. Obturator internus muscles d. Gluteal muscles
a. Symphysis pubis

Review Questions for MRI- Carolyn Roth & William Faulkner Jr. (18 decks)

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