MoPH Exam Practice for Radiology Technician and Tecnologist
L1: Introduction To Radiology
Q1:Which of the following able to measure the density of the body tissue?
A- X-ray
B- Fluoroscopy
C- CT
D- MRI
Q2: What’s the unite using to measuring density in the previous question?
A- Centimeter Square
B- Hounsfield Unit (HU)
C- Pascal
D- Becquerel (Bq)
Q3: Patient had head trauma and you suspect that he has “intracranial hemorrhage”,
Which of following modalities you will choose?
A- CT
B- Conventional x-ray
C- MRI
D- X-ray with contrast
Hint; the answer is the modality of choice in traumatic head injury bc it’s quick, can show
bone status and detect early onset of hemorrhage. So it’s good for 3B: Blood, Bone, Brain.
Q4: Which of the following modalities has poor anatomical information?
A- CT
B- MRI
C- X-ray
D- Nuclear Medicine
Q5: Which of following may evoke the claustrophobia?
A- CT
B- MRI
C- X-ray
D- Nuclear Medicine
1 > C
2 > B
3 > A CT is best for hemorrhagic”urgent diagnosis” , MRI is best to detect the ischemic at the ons
4 > D
5 > B
L2: Contrast Media & Safety in Radiology
Q1: Which of the following is acute/deterministic effect?
A- High level of radiation over short period of time.
B- High level of radiation over long period of time.
C- low level of radiation over long period of time.
D- low level of radiation over short period of time.
Q2: Which of the following is a characteristic of Chronic/Stochastic/Probabilistic
effect?
A- Severity increases with increasing the dose.
B- Severity of the effect is not dose related.
C- Can not be predicted with certainty
D- Has threshold to be effected.
Q3: Which of the following is an example of Stochastic effect?
A- Cataract
B- Erythema
C- Infertility
D- Genetic effect
Q4: On which amount of exposure to radiation the patient will suffer from CNS
symptoms and could die within 1-2days?
A- 200 rem
B- 400 rem
C- 1000 rem
D- 5000 rem
Q5: The radiologist wears ………….... to know the amount of exposure:
A- Film packet
B- Thermoluminescent Dosimeter(TLD)
C- Geiger-Müller (GM) Detector
D- Scintillation Detector
Q6: Radon produced by decay of Uranium and Thorium, this is an example of;
A- Radioactivity Manmade source
B- Radioactivity Naturally source
C- Neither
Q7: Which of following is the most widely used Radioactive?
A- Radon
B- Carbon 14
C- Technetium
D- Potassium -40
Q8: All the following statements is correct regarding N
on-ionic contrast media except;
A- Does not dissociate
B- Does not increase in blood osmolality
C- Less reaction
D- Create hypertonic condition
Q9: In the Negative-contrast the organ become ……….. Because of …………. ;
A- Radiolucent - High atomic weight
B- Radiolucent - Low atomic weight
C- Radiopaque - High atomic weight
D- Radiopaque - Low atomic weight
Q10: What’s the method of administration of the Barium enema?
A- Intrathecal
B- Retrograde
C- Intravenous
D- Oral
1 > A
2 > B
3 > D
4 > D
5 > B
6 > B
7 > C
8 > D
9 > B
10 > B
L3: CVS + Resp (Anatomy)
Q1: If we have a pathology located in upper zone we can’t see the lesion except in
_____ view.
A- AP view.
B- PA view.
C- lateral view.
Q2: What is the difference between Rt and Lt lung?
A- major fissure only in the Rt.
B- major fissure only in the Lt.
C- minor fissure only in the Rt.
D- minor fissure only in th Lt.
Q3: What is the best view for evaluating the septal and lateral walls and apex of the
left ventricle?(MRI).
A- Vertical long axis view.
B- Horizontal long axis view.
C- Short axis view.
D- aortic view.
1 > C
2 > C
3 > B
L4: Resp. Diseases
Q1: Air-Bronchogram sign in chest x-ray indicate which of the following?
A- Pleural effusion
B- Obstructive atelectasis
C- Pneumonia
D- Pneumothorax
Q2: Why the radiologist prefer PA view instead of AP view?
A- increase magnification of heart.
B- increase radiation dose to sensitive organs.
C- reduce magnification of heart.
D- unclear visualise maximum areas of lung.
Q3: Patient came to ER with history of hemoptysis and weight
loss for the last two weeks, we did a chest X-ray for him and the
result was: (see the picture ).
- So what is the most likely diagnosis?
A- Lung mass
B- Emphysema
C- Heart failure
D- Pneumonia
Q4: patient came to ER with sharp and stabbing chest pain that worsens on
breathing or with deep inspiration. From the CXR what is
the most likely finding in this patient?
A- Contralateral shifting of trachea.
B- Consolidation.
C- Normal chest X-ray.
D- Decrease in lung volume.
Q5: Patient came to ER with history of sudden onset chest pain, dyspnea,
rapid heart rate and cough, CXR was performed.
- What is the most likely diagnosis ?
A- Hydropneumothorax.
B- Pleural effusion.
C- Lung mass.
D- Emphysema.
1 > C
2 > C
3 > A
4 > D
5 > A
L5: CVS Diseases
Q1: Patient come to the ER has SOB and sudden pleuritic chest pain, u take a Hx and
u found out she’s a teacher and on oral contraceptive, CXR is Normal, What is ur next
step?
A- Do high resonant CT
B- Do CT angiogram
C- Do MRI
D- Do TEE
Q2: What’s ur diagnosis?
A- Pulmonary embolism
B- Myocardial infarction
C- Congestion heart failure
D- Aortic aneurysm
Q3: Which of following modality is commonly used to diagnose acute pulmonary
embolism?
A- X-ray with contrast
B- CT angiogram
C- MRI
D- Ultrasound
Q4: On CXR, there’s Cephalization (upper lobe vessels equal or larger than size of the
lower vessels), this characteristic most likely belong to …. ?
A- Normal CXR
B- Pulmonary arterial hypertension
C- Pulmonary venous hypertension
D- Pulmonary venous hypertension
Q5: Patient come to the ER bc of dyspnea & cyanosis, CXR reveal diffuse
consolidation large area as in the PIC. What’s ur differential diagnosis?
A- Pneumonia
B- Acute pulmonary edema
C- intraparenchymal bleeding
D- Bronchitis
rthopnea, and
Q6: Patient with dyspnea, chest pain (discomfort, pressure like), o
feeling of chest fullness, CXR revealed that CTR is more than 50%, what’s the
most likely finding after seeing the CT ?
A- Valve regurgitation
B- Pericardial effusion
C- Pulmonary venous hypertension
D- None of the above
1 > B
2 > A
3 > B
4 > C
5 > B
6 > B
