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Radiology MCQS with Answers PDF

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Q1Medical / NursingMedium

Which type of electromagnetic radiation is most commonly used in routine diagnostic medical imaging to view bones?

Q2Medical / NursingMedium

Who discovered X-rays in 1895?

Q3Medical / NursingMedium

Which imaging modality uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves instead of ionizing radiation?

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Q4Medical / NursingMedium

The unit commonly used to measure the biological effect (equivalent dose) of ionizing radiation on human tissue is the:

Q5Medical / NursingMedium

Which of the following is a common contrast agent used in MRI scans?

Q6Medical / NursingMedium

A CT (Computed Tomography) scan uses a computer to combine multiple _______ taken from different angles to create cross-sectional images.

Q7Medical / NursingMedium

In an X-ray image, structures that appear white or light grey (like bone) are termed:

Q8Medical / NursingMedium

Ultrasound imaging (Sonography) utilizes high-frequency _______ to produce images of structures within your body.

Q9Medical / NursingMedium

PET scans are a type of nuclear medicine imaging that typically use a radioactive sugar to look for disease. What does PET stand for?

Q10Medical / NursingMedium

ALARA is a safety principle in radiography that stands for:

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