Two-Week VC Med Student Pre-Assessment

Two-Week Virtual Curriculum

Pre-Assessment
Please note this is a pre-assessment form which should be filled out based on your current understanding of radiology. Please do not use any online or other resources. The score on this pre-assessment does not affect your passing of the course. It is only being used to measure course efficacy. Please answer to the best of your abilities based on your current knowledge without using reference or other resources.

Questions provided by the American College of Radiology Radiology-TEACHES program post-assessment module. For additional information and to participate in the program https://www.acr.org/Clinical-Resources/Radiology-TEACHES.

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1. A 78-year old presents with right upper quadrant pain and suspected biliary disease. What is the most appropriate initial imaging study?*

CT abdomen with IV contrastMRI abdomen without and with IV contrast with MRCPUS abdomenMRI abdomen without IV contrast with MRCP
2. A 52-year old presents with chronic knee pain. What is the most appropriate initial imaging study?*

Radiography kneeImage-guided aspiration kneeCT arthrography kneeCT knee with IV contrast
3. A 65-year old patient presents with a soft-tissue mass in the right groin. What is the most appropriate initial imaging study?*

CT area of interest without and with IV contrastCT area of interest without IV contrastX-ray area of interestMRI area of interest without and with IV contrast
4. A newborn presents with antenatal diagnosis of hydronephrosis. What is appropriate initial imaging study?*

US kidneys and bladderVoiding urosonographyFluoroscopy voiding cystourethrographyMRI abdomen and pelvis with IV contrast
5. A 35-year old patient arrives in the ER post major blunt trauma. They are hemodynamically unstable. Which TWO answer choices are the most appropriate initial imaging studies?*

CT whole body with IV contrastCT whole body without IV contrastMRI abdomen and pelvis without and with IV contrastRadiography trauma seriesUS FAST scan chest abdomen pelvis
6. A 35-year old obese patient presents with right lower quadrant pain. What is the most appropriate initial imaging study?*

CT abdomen and pelvis with IV contrastUS abdomenUS pelvisMRI abdomen and pelvis without
7. Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in a 60-year old diabetic patient. What is the most appropriate initial imaging study?*

Nuclear medicine scanUltrasound of the affected digitX-ray of the affected digitCT scan of the affected digitMRI of the affected digit
8. A 45-year old patient presents with acute nonlocalized abdominal pain. What is the most appropriate initial imaging study?*

CT abdomen and pelvis without IV contrastCT abdomen and pelvis with IV contrastMRI abdomen and pelvis without and with IV contrastUS abdomen
9. A 51-year old patient with average-risk factors for colorectal cancer presents for screening. What is the most appropriate initial imaging study?*

X-ray barium enema double-contrastMR colonographyX-ray barium enema single-contrastCT colonography
10. A 40-year old premenopausal patient presents for ovarian cancer screening with average risk factors. What is the most appropriate initial imaging study?*

US pelvis transvaginalUS pelvis transabdominalImaging is not appropriate in this settingCT abdomen and pelvis without IV contrast
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Two-Week Virtual Curriculum