March 2010 Quiz of the Month

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• The person with the most correct answers wins.
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1. The best dx in this patient with abdominal pain is?
A. lymphoma
B. SMA syndrome
C. duodenal ulcer
D. malroataion

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2. The most likely cause of this incidental left adrenal mass is
A. lymphoma
B. pheochromocytoma
C. old hematoma
D. primary adrenal carcinoma

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3. Based on these images the patient has
A. right dominant circulation
B. left dominant circulation
C. co-dominant circuation
D. can not determine from the images

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4. The best dx for this incidental adrenal mass is
A. adenoma
B. myelolipoma
C. carcinoma
D. lymphoma

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5. The least likely dx in this case is
A. radiation enteritis
B. ischemic enteritis
C. crohns disease
D. lymphoma

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6. In this patient with back pain and widened mediastinum the best dx is?
A. aortic dissection
B. Takayasu’s arteritis
C. osteomyelitis
D. lymphoma

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7. The best dx in this case is
A. vasculitis
B. pseudocyst
C. GDA aneurysm
D. dissection

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8. The best dx in this patient with neurofibomatosis is?
A. bilateral adrenal adenomas
B. bilateral metastases
C. bilateral pheochromocytomas
D. lymphoma

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9.The opaque density seen on these images is a
A. swollowed tooth
B. GI camera
C. stool
D. fistuale to bowel

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10. The best dx for this incidental mediastinal mass is
A. bronchogenic cyst
B.lymphoma
C. abscess
D. adenocarcinoma

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