COMPREHENSIVE RADIOGRAPHIC
PATHOLOGY EXAMINATION FINAL PAPER 2026
PRACTICE TEST COMPLETE QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Derived from ancestors
Inherited disease maybe either dominant or recessive
Amniocentesis.
Answer: What are the precursors for hereditary disease?
◉ Sex-linked-inheritance.
Answer: Genetic abnormality present on one of the two human sex
chromosomes
◉ Autosomal inheritance.
Answer: Genetic abnormality present on one of the 22 human
chromosomes?
◉ Dominant inheritance.
Answer: Disease transmitted by a single gene from either parent
,◉ Recessive inheritance.
Answer: Disease transmitted by both parents to an offspring
◉ Amniocentesis.
Answer: Typically guided by ultrasound is a standard
used(prenatally) to asses presence of certain hereditary disorders.
◉ Why are correct exposure factors important in respiratory
radiology?.
Answer: Incorrect exposure may create or hide pathology
◉ Method of choice for evaluating pulmonary adenopathy?.
Answer: CT
◉ Pulmonary Adenopathy.
Answer: Enlargement of lymph nodes
◉ Rule of thumb for for evaluating a nodule and its size ?.
Answer: Less than 1cm- usually benign
Greater than 1cm-usually malignant
◉ KUB.
,Answer: Kidneys, Ureter , and bladder
◉ Perforations.
Answer: Abnormal opening in an organ
◉ Barium sulphate.
Answer: Positive contrast agent
◉ Air of Co2.
Answer: Negative contrast agent
◉ Glucagon.
Answer: Muscle relaxant
Glucagon is a hyperglycemic pancreatic hormone that has been
shown to provide a beneficial effect against asthmatic
bronchospasm.
◉ How long is small bowel study ?.
Answer: 2-3 hours
◉ Modality of choice for diagnosis of inflammatory digestive
conditions?.
, Answer: Computed Tomography(CT)
◉ What is CT capability In regards to neoplasms and tumors ?.
Answer: Locating the exact site of neoplasm
Measure size of tumor
◉ Patient is given oral contrast agent how long before CT scan?.
Answer: 45-60 minutes
◉ Atresia.
Answer: Congenital absence of closure of a normal body orifice or
organ
◉ Esophageal Atresia.
Answer: Esophagus fails to develop past some point.
◉ Dyspnea.
Answer: Painful/difficult breathing
◉ Most common indication for surgery in infants.
Answer: Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis
PATHOLOGY EXAMINATION FINAL PAPER 2026
PRACTICE TEST COMPLETE QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Derived from ancestors
Inherited disease maybe either dominant or recessive
Amniocentesis.
Answer: What are the precursors for hereditary disease?
◉ Sex-linked-inheritance.
Answer: Genetic abnormality present on one of the two human sex
chromosomes
◉ Autosomal inheritance.
Answer: Genetic abnormality present on one of the 22 human
chromosomes?
◉ Dominant inheritance.
Answer: Disease transmitted by a single gene from either parent
,◉ Recessive inheritance.
Answer: Disease transmitted by both parents to an offspring
◉ Amniocentesis.
Answer: Typically guided by ultrasound is a standard
used(prenatally) to asses presence of certain hereditary disorders.
◉ Why are correct exposure factors important in respiratory
radiology?.
Answer: Incorrect exposure may create or hide pathology
◉ Method of choice for evaluating pulmonary adenopathy?.
Answer: CT
◉ Pulmonary Adenopathy.
Answer: Enlargement of lymph nodes
◉ Rule of thumb for for evaluating a nodule and its size ?.
Answer: Less than 1cm- usually benign
Greater than 1cm-usually malignant
◉ KUB.
,Answer: Kidneys, Ureter , and bladder
◉ Perforations.
Answer: Abnormal opening in an organ
◉ Barium sulphate.
Answer: Positive contrast agent
◉ Air of Co2.
Answer: Negative contrast agent
◉ Glucagon.
Answer: Muscle relaxant
Glucagon is a hyperglycemic pancreatic hormone that has been
shown to provide a beneficial effect against asthmatic
bronchospasm.
◉ How long is small bowel study ?.
Answer: 2-3 hours
◉ Modality of choice for diagnosis of inflammatory digestive
conditions?.
, Answer: Computed Tomography(CT)
◉ What is CT capability In regards to neoplasms and tumors ?.
Answer: Locating the exact site of neoplasm
Measure size of tumor
◉ Patient is given oral contrast agent how long before CT scan?.
Answer: 45-60 minutes
◉ Atresia.
Answer: Congenital absence of closure of a normal body orifice or
organ
◉ Esophageal Atresia.
Answer: Esophagus fails to develop past some point.
◉ Dyspnea.
Answer: Painful/difficult breathing
◉ Most common indication for surgery in infants.
Answer: Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis
