- •* Stochastic effects
- •* Gray ( Gy)
- •Basis of the Radiotherapy of the Cancer and not malignant disease
- •*Cachectic condition
- •*Squamous cells carcinoma
- •What is the indication for the radiotherapy
- •* Adenocarcinoma
- •What is the contra indication for the radiotherapy
- •*Radiotherapy is not indicated
- •* Gamma therapy
- •On the planning of radiotherapy for the patient, multiple specialists are participated:
- •All true answers in mark a
- •External beam radiotherapy( ebrt) Distant radiotherapy
- •*Gamma Ray
- •Gamma Ray
- •Gamma Ray
- •*Electrontherapy
- •*Palliative radiotherapy
- •Internal radiation therapy brachytherapy
- •Intracavitary radiotherapy
- •* Intracavitary radiotherapy
- •Intracavitary radiotherapy
- •Gamma Ray
- •Gamma ray
- •Radiologic diagnostic imaging physics for diagnostic radiology
- •*All above mentioned
- •All above mentioned
- •All above mentioned
- •*All above mentioned
- •Diagnostic ultrasound magnetic resonans imaging
- •*All above mentioned
Diminish of the patient’s dose
Increase image contrast
*All above mentioned
To diminish geometric unsharpness of the X-ray film it should be done:
All above mentioned
The object should be placed directly under the centre of the focal spot
Increased focus-film distance
When the X-ray image is received on the fluorescent screen, this methods is named:
*Fluoroscopy
CT-scan
MRI
Production of the X-Ray image on the X-Ray films or digital radiographic
Equipments are named:
Roentgenography (X-ray film)
Fluorography
Linear tomography
CT-scan
*All mentioned
What is the advantage of radiography, compare with fluoroscopy?
*High resolution
Organs function study
The advantage of roentgenography compare with fluoroscopy
*X-Ray film production
Multi position examination
What is advantage of the CT-scan compare to others methods of X-ray diagnostic image
*Receiving CT-scan Images in the axial section with the coronal, saggital and 3D reconstruction
Slow images production
High patient’s radiation dose
All above mentioned
What is a advantage of CT-scan?
*All mentioned
Fast images production
No overlapping tissue interposition in the different deepness
High image contrast
What is advantage of the Roentgenography ( X-Ray film ), compare to the fluoroscopy
Diminish patient’s radiation dose
High resolution
X-ray film producing
*All above mentioned
Choose the advantage from fluoroscopy compare to roentgenography:
*Functional condition of the organs study
Low resolution
X-Ray film absent
Method of the radiologic imaging, based on the evaluation of the degree of absorption of intensity of radiation, passing through the thin axial body slice is named
* CT-scan
Teleroentgenography”
Tomogrphafy
Polygraphy
Function roentgenography.
Methodic of the vessels contrasting by contrast medium is named:
*Angiography
Fluorography
Tomography
Urography
What type of the contrast medium are classify:
a. All mentioned
b. Low atomic (Gas)
c. High atomic( Barium sulfate,iopagnost,omnipaque,urographin
Choose the low atomic contrast medium:
* Oxygen
Barium sulfate
Iopagnost
Omnipaque
Urographin
Choose the high atomic contrast medium:
*Ultravist
Air
Oxygen
NO2
What is the density unit for the CT-scan:
*Hounsfield scale
Culon
Tesla
Dgoul
Gauss
Teleroengenography is necessary performing to :
*To get minimal focus magnification
To get the X-Ray television
Diminish dose
The Method of X-Ray diagnostic imaging in transferring image from screen to X-Ray, film or digital detectors is named:
* Fluorography
Roentgenography
Fluoroscopy
Tomography,
CT –scan
The methods , which giving multislices image of organs and systems is named:
*Tomography
Fluorography
Roentgenography
Fluoroscory
Low ionic contrast medium is:
* NO 2
Barium sulphate
Ultravist
Omnipaque
Urograohin
High ionic contrast medium is:
*Barium Sulphate
Air
Oxygen
NO-2
Which contrast is using for pneumoperitoneum:
*Air
Barium Sulphate
Omnipaque
Ultravist
