You receive a patient with an anomaly of the ear, what ultrasound do you think will be
ordered?
A head and neck soft tissue
B renal
C liver
D spleen
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, B renal
Ear malformations are associated with an increased frequency of clinically
significant structural
renal anomalies compared with the general population
A patient referred for a thyroid ultrasound will have abnormal ranges of this/ these labs?
A LFT's
B glucose
C TSH
D ALT
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C TSH
TSH or thyroid stimulating hormone along with thyroxine T4 and
triiodothyronine T3 are routine thyroid labs
LFT's and ALT or alanine aminotransferase are liver function tests
Glucose is used for measuring blood sugar and using a diagnosing diabetes
What can you do in this longitudinal image to better identify this linear structure behind
the thyroid
A use a lower megahertz transducer
B have the patient swallow
C use a standoff pad
D have the patient take a deep breath
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, B have the patient swallow
this is the esophagus posterior to the thyroid
You start a renal exam the right renal fossa is empty, what should you do next
A panic
B it's renal agenesis
C scan the right lower quadrant and pelvis
D turn the patient left lateral decubitus
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C scan the RLQ and pelvis
to look for an ectopic kidney
Transitional cell carcinoma is commonly
found in all of the following locations except:
A liver
B renal pelvis
C urinary bladder
D ureter
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A liver.
Transitional cell carcinoma is the most common type of bladder cancer
, What is the normal measurement of the gallbladder wall
A > 3mm
B < 3mm
C > 4mm
D < 4mm
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B < 3mm
Put these structures in echogenicity from least to greatest
A spleen, liver, kidney, renal sinus
B renal sinus, liver, kidney, spleen
C kidney, liver, spleen, renal sinus
D liver, renal sinus, kidney, spleen
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C kidney, liver, spleen, renal sinus
A hypoechoic nodule posterior to the SMA most likely represents
A stenosis
B hemangioma
C retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy
D SMA syndrome
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ordered?
A head and neck soft tissue
B renal
C liver
D spleen
Give this one a try later!
, B renal
Ear malformations are associated with an increased frequency of clinically
significant structural
renal anomalies compared with the general population
A patient referred for a thyroid ultrasound will have abnormal ranges of this/ these labs?
A LFT's
B glucose
C TSH
D ALT
Give this one a try later!
C TSH
TSH or thyroid stimulating hormone along with thyroxine T4 and
triiodothyronine T3 are routine thyroid labs
LFT's and ALT or alanine aminotransferase are liver function tests
Glucose is used for measuring blood sugar and using a diagnosing diabetes
What can you do in this longitudinal image to better identify this linear structure behind
the thyroid
A use a lower megahertz transducer
B have the patient swallow
C use a standoff pad
D have the patient take a deep breath
Give this one a try later!
, B have the patient swallow
this is the esophagus posterior to the thyroid
You start a renal exam the right renal fossa is empty, what should you do next
A panic
B it's renal agenesis
C scan the right lower quadrant and pelvis
D turn the patient left lateral decubitus
Give this one a try later!
C scan the RLQ and pelvis
to look for an ectopic kidney
Transitional cell carcinoma is commonly
found in all of the following locations except:
A liver
B renal pelvis
C urinary bladder
D ureter
Give this one a try later!
A liver.
Transitional cell carcinoma is the most common type of bladder cancer
, What is the normal measurement of the gallbladder wall
A > 3mm
B < 3mm
C > 4mm
D < 4mm
Give this one a try later!
B < 3mm
Put these structures in echogenicity from least to greatest
A spleen, liver, kidney, renal sinus
B renal sinus, liver, kidney, spleen
C kidney, liver, spleen, renal sinus
D liver, renal sinus, kidney, spleen
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C kidney, liver, spleen, renal sinus
A hypoechoic nodule posterior to the SMA most likely represents
A stenosis
B hemangioma
C retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy
D SMA syndrome
Give this one a try later!
