6.2 practice Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
Q

____________ is the intracranial study of choice in most patients, but ____________ can be used for infants
a) CT; MRI
b) MRI; U/S
c) CT; U/S
d) U/S; MRI

A

b) MRI; U/S

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_______________ is the study of choice in acute head trauma
a) Non-contrasted CT
b) Contrasted CT
c) MRI
d) U/S

A

a) Non-contrasted CT

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Fractures of the cranial vault most likely occur in the___________ and _________ bones
a) parietal and ethmoid
b) temporal and ethmoid
c) temporal and parietal
d) temporal and zygomatic

A

c) temporal and parietal

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4
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What is the most common type of skull fracture?
a) Linear Skull Fractures
b) Depressed Skull Fractures
c) Basilar Skull Fractures

A

a) Linear Skull Fractures

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What are the most serious and consist of a linear fracture at the base of the skull b/c they’re associated with tears in the dura mater?
a) Linear Skull Fractures
b) Depressed Skull Fractures
c) Basilar Skull Fractures

A

c) Basilar Skull Fractures
(Suspect if air seen in the brain, fluid in the mastoid air cells, or an air-fluid level in the sphenoid sinus)

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What is the study of choice for facial fractures?
a) MRI
b) CT
c) U/S

A

b) CT

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______________ hematomas don’t cross suture lines and are often assoc. w a temporal bone FX, whereas ___________ hematomas can and are typically not associated with Fxs (but do NOT cross the midline)
a) Epidural; subdermal
b) Subdermal; epidural

A

a) Epidural; subdermal

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____________ hematomas are usually in the frontal or temporal lobes
a) Epidural
b) Subdural
c) Intracerebral
d) Subarachnoid

A

c) Intracerebral

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Axonal injury has the ___________ prognosis of all head traumas and gradient-susceptability MRI is the study of choice in identifying diffuse axonal injury. Pt is often unconscious after the moment of injury.
a) Best
b) Poorest

A

b) Poorest

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Which is more sensitive and specific for strokes?
a) MRI
b) CT
c) U/S

A

a) MRI

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The most common finding of an acute (< 24 hr), non-hemorrhagic stroke is a ______________ CT scan
a) abnormal
b) normal

A

b) normal

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Both the ventricles and sulci are proportionately enlarged in ___________
a) Hydrocephalus
b) Cerebral atrophy
c) Both of the above

A

b) Cerebral atrophy

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What is NOT a part of the classic triad of clinical Sx of Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus?
a) Gait
b) Dementia
c) Urinary incontinence
d) Headache

A

d) Headache

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The most common primary brain tumor is what?
a) Gliomas
b) Astrocytomas
c) Meningiomas
d) Oligodendromas
e) Ependymomas

A

c) Meningiomas

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