Radiology Assessment

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Module 19 — Image-Guided Procedures & Trauma

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Question 01 • Single best answer

What is a principal role of image guidance during biopsy?

A. Eliminate every complication B. Replace consent C. Guarantee a diagnostic sample every time D. Target the intended tissue through an appropriate route

Question 02 • Single best answer

Which history is important before an invasive image-guided procedure?

A. Only prior dental fillings B. Only handedness C. Antithrombotic use and relevant bleeding risk D. Only dietary preference

Question 03 • Single best answer

What should determine coagulation and medication planning?

A. Procedure-specific and patient-specific risk B. One identical rule for every procedure C. The number of printed images D. The time of day alone

Question 04 • Single best answer

How should a nondiagnostic biopsy be interpreted?

A. It proves benignity B. It has not established the intended diagnosis C. It proves malignancy D. It makes imaging irrelevant

Question 05 • Single best answer

Why clarify the purpose before collecting a specimen?

A. Histology and microbiology may require different handling B. Every specimen goes in the same container C. Labels are unnecessary under image guidance D. Sample purpose never affects processing

Question 06 • Single best answer

Does every imaged fluid collection require drainage?

A. No, indication and clinical context determine management B. Yes, regardless of size or symptoms C. Only if visible on ultrasound D. Yes, if a CT exists

Question 07 • Single best answer

What does embolization generally aim to do?

A. Reduce blood flow to a selected target B. Increase all arterial flow indiscriminately C. Replace every open operation D. Remove the need for imaging

Question 08 • Single best answer

Does a negative focused trauma ultrasound exclude all abdominal bleeding?

A. No B. Yes, including all retroperitoneal injury C. Yes, if one view is adequate D. Only in an unconscious patient

Question 09 • Single best answer

Which complication is particularly relevant after a percutaneous lung biopsy?

A. A mandatory gallstone B. A new cataract in every case C. A femoral hernia by definition D. Pneumothorax

Question 10 • Single best answer

What belongs in discharge instructions after an image-guided procedure?

A. A guarantee of no delayed complications B. Specific warning symptoms and a contact route C. Only the name of the scanner D. No plan for pending results

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