This document contains multiple choice questions about diagnosing various medical conditions based on symptoms, risk factors, imaging findings, and other presenting features. Key topics covered include diagnosing gallbladder stones versus polyps based on sonographic features, identifying parts of the gallbladder on imaging, risk factors for cholesterol gallstones, important signs of acute cholecystitis on imaging, diagnosing preterm and term infants with tachypnea based on presentation and imaging findings, diagnosing a 5 day old neonate with neutropenia and tachypnea, and making several other diagnoses.

1. 1. Diagnosis

2. 2. Diagnosis?

3. 3. Diagnosis

4. 4. Most important sonographic feature that will
distinguish a gallbladder stone from a polyp.
a. Echogenicity
b. Mobility
c. Presence of posterior shadowing
d. None of the above

5. 5. Identify
(Which Part of the
Gallbladder is pointed
By the yellow arrow?)

6. 6. Give one risk factor of Cholesterol
Gallstones.

7. 7. Most important radiologic sign for acute
cholecystitis
a. GB wall thickening
b. Sonographic murphy’s sign
c. Pericholecystic fluid
d. Distended gallbladder

8. 8. Preterm infant
With tachypnea.
Diagnosis?

9. 9. Term infant with
Tachypnea, 1DOL
10. When should the chest
Xray be repeated?

10. 11. Repeat xray showed,
Clearing of the reticular
Interstitial densities.
What would be your
diagnosis?

11. 12. 5 Day old neonate,
With neutropenia
and tachypnea.
Diagnosis?

12. 13. Diagnosis?

13. 14. Diagnosis

14. 15. Diagnosis