July 2009 Quiz of the Month

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• The person with the most correct answers wins.
• In the event of a tie, the winner will be randomly drawn. The winner will be notified by email.
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1. The best dx in this case is
A. splenic infarct
B. splemic AVM
C. splenic hemangioma
D. angiosarcoma of the spleen

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2. The best explanation for the “ bone free vessels” is
A. good bone editing program
B. patient is osteopenic
C. dual energy bone removal
D. all of the above

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3. The least likely dx in this case is
A. accessory spleen
B. islet cell tumor
C. intrapancreatic splenic tissue
D. IPMN

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4. The best dx in this case is
A. Primary Adrenal Carcinoma
B. pheochromocytoma
C. metastatic melanoma
D. extraosseous plasmacytoma

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5. The best dx in this patient with abdominal pain is
A. atherosclerotic disease
B. ischemic bowel
C. median arcute ligament syndrome
D. SMA syndrome

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6. The least likely dx in this case is
A. hepatoma
B. cholangiocarcinoma
C. FNH plus N
D. Gall bladder cancer

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7. The best dx in this patient with glycogen storage disease is
A. hepatoma
B. FNH
C. hemangioma
D. colon cancer

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8.The best dx for this gastric mass is
A. GIST tumor
B. adenocarcinoma
C. lymphoma
D. metastatic melanoma

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9. the best dx in this case is
A. lymphoma
B. metastatic lung cancer
C. carcinoid tumor
D. melanoma

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10. The best dx in this case is
A. thrombus
B. infarct
C. pericardial effusion
D. myxoma

Your answer: