Where we produce X rays? (p 2)

Which factor is important for the passage ability of X-ray beams?(p 3) 1) wavelength of rays 2) season 3) the patient's age 4) sex of the patient 5) density and atomic weight of substances

In what method of radiation diagnostics is the half live period of a radionuclide important? (p 18)

Which method is used in the diagnosis of ischemic heart disease? (p 45)

What is fluorography? (p 10)

Which method in radiology use Hounsfield scale? (p 12)

Which radioisotope is used for investigation of bone metabolism?

Diagnostic method for determining bone density:

What is the principle of fluorography (p 10)

How much is density of lungs on computed tomography (p 21)

What part of the body can be examined during densitometry?

Which radiopharmaceuticals are used in positron emission tomography? (p 19,42)

Which contrast agent is used in MRI?

Which contrast materials are used in CT?

When the X-ray beams were discovered? (P 1)

What are soft X-rays? (p 2)

Magnetic resonance imaging examination is particularly important in which of the following diseases? (p 13)

What is the Urography? (p 9)

What is the translucent organ on X ray film: (p 8)

Which of the following is a method of contrast study of cerebral vessels? (p 9)

What does +1000 on the Hounsfield scale show? (p 12)

Which method allows you to get a better picture of soft tissues? (p 74)

Which part of the CT scan machine has the X ray source? (p 11)

The main contraindication to magnetic resonance imaging? (p 13)

What method can measure cardiac output or left to right shunts

What method can detect and quantify valvular regurgitation of the heart? (p 44)

Hyperthermia and hypothermia terminology are used in

What is the main advantage of Fluoroscopy?(p 9)

What terms are used in the analysis of radiography? (p 8)

Which of the following methods does not belong to diagnostic radiology?

What is the Duplex sonography?

Which rays used in the Thermography? (p 17-18)

Which radiology method is used during cardiac catheterization procedure? (p 8)

What does -1000 on the Hounsfield scale mean? (p 12)

What is the thickness of the layers in the computer tomography examination? (p 12)

Which radioisotope is used for investigation of thyroid gland?

What area especially is studied with using ultrasound M mode? (p 44)

In which diseases the local temperature is increased in thermographic examination?

What is duplex sonography?

In which cases on X-ray filling defect is visible? (p 54)

The principle of MRI is based on the influence of magnetic field on this element. Name it? (p 13)

Which factor is important for passage ability of X- rays? (p 3)

How can we determine the biological chemicals of substances?

In what examination, paramagnetic contrast agents are used?

Which radioisotope is used for investigation of brain tumor?

What factors characterize MRI images? (p 13)

Which technique is used for catheterization of vessels on angiography? (p 44)

Which method in radiology is used for assessing tumor blood flow?

Which contrast are used for urography? (p 9)

What areas are studied by dopplerography?

What is main advantage of MRI? (p 13)

Who did give information about the biological effect of X rays for the first time? (p 4)

What color are the bones and other calcified structures in X ray?

If a structure absorbs more X-rays, then in that image: (p 8)

Which examination method is more effective to identify mediastinal lymph nodes metastases? (p 40)

During PET uptake of radiopharmaceuticals is known to be proportional to (p 42)

Which of the following absorbs more x-ray beams?(p 3)

Which relaxation times exist in MRI examination? (p 13)

Which radiological method is the first line for detecting solid organ injury after trauma? (12)

How does CT scanning of the body usually take?

How do gadolinium-enhanced tissues appear on T1-weighted images?

The method of thermography is

What rays are used in computed tomography?

Which one is the basic X ray method? (p 8)

T1-weighted and T2-weighted terminology are used in

Which examination can be used to obtain optimal information about stenosis of arteries?

Which of the following methods is particularly informative in diagnosis for diseases of the brain? (p 13)

For conducting which examination does Seldinger's technique is used? (p 45)

Where we use gamma cameras? (p 21)

During PET radiopharmaceuticals uptake ratio of <2.5 is considered indicative of (p 42)

Which of them is appropriate for X-ray protection?

Which factor is important for passage ability of X- rays (p 3)

Which method is effective for brain examination? (p 13)

What is radiography?(p 8)

How does gadolinium-enhanced fluid appear on T1-weighted images?

Which of the following methods is effective for imaging of the neonatal brain? (p 15)

Which radiology method is used during placement of intravenous catheters? (p 8)

What is the contraindication to MRI examination? (p13)

Which radiopharmaceuticals ideally suited for tumor imaging in PET scan? (p 42)

What does 0 on the Hounsfield scale mean? (p 12)

By what factors is characterized the image in MRI? (p 13)

In which diseases the local temperature is increased in thermographic examination?

By what method you can get information about the venous thrombosis, arterial stenosis and occlusion?(p 16)

In which instrumental examination is " Hounsfield scale " is used? (p 12)

What is main advantage of ultrasonography? (p 16)

What is Scheldinger (Seldinger) technology? (p 44)

Which radioisotope is used for investigation of renal diseases

Which method in radiology is used for detection of stenosis of carotid arteries? (p 16)

With the discovery of which rays did the science of radiology begin? (p 1)

What is the disadvantage of fluoroscopy? (p 9)

What are hard X-rays? (p 2)

What are the basic principles of protection from X-ray in medical practice: (p 5-6) 1) time 2) healthy diet 3) shielding 4) fluid intake 5) distance

What is a transducer? (p 15)

Which radioisotope is used for investigation of lung diseases?

What method is used to obtain information about the blood flow velocity through the heart valves? (p 44)

Which of the following is particularly informative in the diagnosis of recurrent lung cancer? (p 42)

How does the intensity of X- rays depend on the distance? (p 2)

What property of radioactive substances is particularly important in radionuclide studies? (p 18)

Which method in radiology is used for detection of occlusion of carotid arteries? (p 16)

Which method in radiology is used for determine fetal blood flow?