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Identify what the finding in this image is
Identify what the finding in this image is
- Atrial septal defect ASD (correct)
- Ventricular septal defect VSD
- AVSD
identify the findings in these images in order a. muscular defect b. large VSD c. Perimembranous
identify the findings in these images in order a. muscular defect b. large VSD c. Perimembranous
- b c a (correct)
- a b c
- c b a
- c a b
Which transducer should be used for scrotal ultrasound?
Which transducer should be used for scrotal ultrasound?
- 7.5 to 14 MHz linear array transducer (correct)
- 14 to 20 MHz linear array transducer
- 3 to 7 MHz linear array transducer
- 20 to 30 MHz linear array transducer
In what position should the patient be scanned during scrotal ultrasound?
In what position should the patient be scanned during scrotal ultrasound?
How should the scrotum be scanned?
How should the scrotum be scanned?
What should be done for very superficial masses or skin lesions during scrotal ultrasound?
What should be done for very superficial masses or skin lesions during scrotal ultrasound?
Why is it important for the patient to direct the scan to the mass during scrotal ultrasound?
Why is it important for the patient to direct the scan to the mass during scrotal ultrasound?
What separates the scrotum into two hemiscrota?
What separates the scrotum into two hemiscrota?
What is the potential space formed by the two layers of the tunica vaginalis called?
What is the potential space formed by the two layers of the tunica vaginalis called?
Which structure connects the head of the epididymis to the cranial end of the testis?
Which structure connects the head of the epididymis to the cranial end of the testis?
During fetal development, what is the communication between the cavum vaginale and the peritoneal cavity called?
During fetal development, what is the communication between the cavum vaginale and the peritoneal cavity called?
What happens to the processus vaginalis after birth?
What happens to the processus vaginalis after birth?
What can happen if the processus vaginalis does not obliterate after birth?
What can happen if the processus vaginalis does not obliterate after birth?
Where is the epididymis usually located in relation to the testicle?
Where is the epididymis usually located in relation to the testicle?
Which part of the epididymis is sonographically well defined?
Which part of the epididymis is sonographically well defined?
What is the best approach to visualize the epididymis?
What is the best approach to visualize the epididymis?
Which artery can cause refractive shadowing that may be mistaken for an intratesticular lesion?
Which artery can cause refractive shadowing that may be mistaken for an intratesticular lesion?
What is the function of the cremasteric muscle?
What is the function of the cremasteric muscle?
Which artery has a higher resistance waveform than the testicular artery?
Which artery has a higher resistance waveform than the testicular artery?
What is the normal ultrasound appearance of the testis?
What is the normal ultrasound appearance of the testis?
What is the mediastinum testis?
What is the mediastinum testis?
What is the potential space that exists between the visceral and parietal layers of the tunica vaginalis?
What is the potential space that exists between the visceral and parietal layers of the tunica vaginalis?
Which category of scrotal pathology is more likely to be malignant?
Which category of scrotal pathology is more likely to be malignant?
Which condition is characterized by the accumulation of blood in the cavity of the tunica vaginalis?
Which condition is characterized by the accumulation of blood in the cavity of the tunica vaginalis?
Which condition is characterized by the presence of pus in the cavity of the tunica vaginalis?
Which condition is characterized by the presence of pus in the cavity of the tunica vaginalis?
What is the main cause of hematocele?
What is the main cause of hematocele?
What is the main cause of pyocele?
What is the main cause of pyocele?
Which condition typically has a more complicated appearance than a simple hydrocele?
Which condition typically has a more complicated appearance than a simple hydrocele?
What is one of the key aspects of scanning a patient with a hydrocele?
What is one of the key aspects of scanning a patient with a hydrocele?
Why can a hydrocele prevent the clinician from palpating the testis?
Why can a hydrocele prevent the clinician from palpating the testis?
What condition can cause a pyocele?
What condition can cause a pyocele?
Who is relied upon to determine whether the testes are normal or not in the case of a hydrocele?
Who is relied upon to determine whether the testes are normal or not in the case of a hydrocele?
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