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ENGLISH CLASS IN GENERAL MEDICNE
MEDICAL SCHOOL PADJADJARAN UNIVERSITY
Medical School Padjadjaran University

English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Topic : Dermatomusculosceletal
Sub Topic : osteomyelitis
Question Type : I. IV. VIII.
Level of Competency : C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6
Question :
1. What is the cause of sequester in osteomyelitis ?
A. The radiolucent area
B. Periosteal reaction
C. The radioopak area
D. Destroyed bone island
E. The surrounding bone segment
Key : D
References : Essentials of skeletal radiology, Terry R.

Yochum
Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Q. Reviewer :
English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Bone Tumor
Question :
2. Which one of the statement below is TRUE for Ewing’s tumor?
A. Primary malignant bone tumor with osteolitic nature
B. Affected the epiphyse and metaphyse
C. Onion’s skin type periosteal reactions
D. Pathologic ossification in soft tissues
E. Low tendency of meta
Key : C
References : Essentials of skeletal radiology, Terry R. Yochum

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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : osteomyelitis
Question :
3. The main feature of Osteomyelitis in long bones is :
A. Usually derived from metaphyse
B. High tendency to become malignant
C. Osteosclerotic reaction
D. Usually invade metaphyse and epiphyse
E. Mycobacterium is the commonest agent
Key : A
References : Roentgen Signs in Clinical Practice, Meschan
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
4. What is the most possible diagnosis for lesions at epiphyse with soap bubble
appearance?
A. Osteoma
B. Osteosarcoma
C. Osteochondroma
D. Giant Cell Tumor
E. Multiple Myeloma
Key : D
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
5. What is the most possible diagnosis for multiple osteolitic lesions in a plain
X ray photo of Skull?
A. Ewing’s Tumor
B. Osteosarcoma
C. Osteochondroma
D. Multiple Myeloma
Key : D
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
6. In metastase of malignancy to Columna Vertebralis, the predilection area
would be:
A. Corpus Vertebra
B. Discus intervertebralis
C. The pedicles
D. Processus spinosus
E. Nucleus pulposus
Key : C
Q. Reviewer

English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Trauma
Question :
7. Which statement is true for radiology feature of Colles’ fracture?

A. Fracture at distal of radius bone, with posterior angulation and radial
dislocation
B. Fracture at distal of radius bone, with angulation and dislocation to volar
side
C. Fracture at proximal of radius shaft, with angulation toward ulna and
volar
D. Fracture at styloid of radius bone without dislocation.
E. Oblique fracture of posterior lip of distal radius without dislocation.
Key : A.

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Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Trauma.
Question :
8. The most frequent site in Femur Bone to get broken, when people fell from
high
Altitute is :
A. Collumn Femoris
B. Femoral Shaft
C. Condyllus medialis
D. Condyllus Lateralis
E. Eminentia intercondiloidea
Key : A

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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Sinusitis
Question :
9. A 25 years old man came to an Otolaryngologist, with symptoms of chronic

rhinitis and frontal type headache. The physician diagnosed the patient with
sinusitis maxillaris, then he asked X-Ray Photo to confirm the diagnosis. What
kind of X-Ray Photo should the physician order?
A. Schuller and Stenver photos
B. Waters and Caldwell photos
C. Towne and Submento vertex photos
D. Esler and Rhese photos
E. Anteroposterior and lateral skull photos
Key : B
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Sinusitis
Question :
10. Name the most specific radiological sign for maxillary sinusitis!
A. Thinning of the antrum maxillary sinus
B. Destruction of maxillary sinus wall
C. Opacity of maxillary sinus
D. Air fluid level in maxillary sinus
E. Periosteal reaction of the maxillary sinus wall
Key : C
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Osteoarthritis
Question :
11. Name the specific radiologic feature of osteoarthritis:

A. Symmetric distribution of the affected joint
B. Osteophytes formations
C. Soft tissue swelling at the joint
D. Calcification at the joint
E. Widening of the joint spaces
Key : B
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Osteoporosis
Question :
12. One of these statements shows the specific radiographic appearance of

osteoporosis:
A. Thin bone cortex, thin trabeculae and diminished in number.
B. Thick bone cortex, thin trabeculae and diminished in number
C. Thin bone cortex, thick trabeculae and increased in number
D. Thin bone cortex, thick trabeculae and diminished in number
E. Thick bone cortex, thin trabeculae and increased in number
Key : A
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Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Infections
Question :
13. Radiologic appearance of chronic abscess which is surrounded by marked

sclerosis is known as:
A. Tuberculous abscess
B. Brodie’s abscess
C. Granuloma
D. luetic abscess
E. malignant abscess
Key : B
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
14 The Most frequent site of skeletal tuberculosis is :

A. The Ribs
B. The Spine
C. The Clavicles
D. The Skull
E. The Hip
Key : B
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
15. One of these statements is correct in showing radiological signs of

tubercular arthritis:
A. Marked effusion of joint space
B. Extensive soft tissue swelling
C. Narrowing of joint space
D. Periosteal reaction of the joint
E. Marginal erosions of the joint
Key : C.
Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat.Sp.Rad
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
16. Sun-ray or sunburst appearance of periosteal reaction is found in:

A. Chondrosarcoma
B. Ewing’s sarcoma
C. Osteogenic sarcoma
D. Fibrosarcoma
E. Synovial sarcoma
Key : C.

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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Sub Topic : Arthritis
Question :
17.The typical radiological appearances of Gouty arthritis is:

A. Marginal erosion
B. Narrowing of joint spaces
C. Sclerotic process
D. Punched out lesions
E. Pseudocyst formation
Key : D.

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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
18.The primary Quasimalignant bone tumor is :

A. Giant cell tumor
B. Osteoid osteoma
C. Osteosarcoma
D. Chondroblastoma
E. Fibrosarcoma
Key : A.

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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
19.The radiological sign of tuberculosis of extremities bone is :

A. Periosteal reaction of the bone
B. Calcification of the bone
C. Abscess formation
D. Gouge Effect
E. Destruction of subcortical bones
Key : E
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English Program
Question Form
Course : Radiology
Question :
20. If we found osteoblastic type metastase in bones, the most possible

primary tumor origin is :
A. Skin Carcinoma
B. Thyroid Carcinoma
C. Stomach Carcinoma
D. Prostate Carcinoma
E. Wilms’ tumor
Key : D
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ENGLISH CLASS IN GENERAL MEDICNE

MEDICAL SCHOOL PADJADJARAN UNIVERSITY

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : osteomyelitis

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

References : Essentials of skeletal radiology, Terry R.

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Sub Topic : Bone Tumor

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

References : Essentials of skeletal radiology, Terry R. Yochum

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : osteomyelitis

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

References : Roentgen Signs in Clinical Practice, Meschan

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : Bone Tumor

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

References : Roentgen Signs in Clinical Practice, Meschan

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : Bone Tumor

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

References : Essentials of skeletal radiology, Terry R. Yochum

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : Bone Tumor

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

References : Roentgen Signs in Clinical Practice, Meschan

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : Trauma

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

7. Which statement is true for radiology feature of Colles’ fracture?

References : Roentgen Signs in Clinical Practice, Meschan

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Sub Topic : Trauma.

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

References : Roentgen Signs in Clinical Practice, Meschan

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : Sinusitis

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

9. A 25 years old man came to an Otolaryngologist, with symptoms of chronic

References : Essentials of skeletal radiology, Terry R. Yochum

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : Sinusitis

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

References : Essentials of skeletal radiology, Terry R. Yochum

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : Osteoarthritis

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

11. Name the specific radiologic feature of osteoarthritis:

References : Essentials of skeletal radiology, Terry R. Yochum

Q. Writer : dr. H. Undang Ruhimat .Sp.Rad

Medical School Padjadjaran University

Sub Topic : Osteoporosis

Question Type : I. IV. VIII.

12. One of these statements shows the specific radiographic appearance of