Rad 203 - Test #4

Where does Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma typically take place?

• parenchymal organs

• lymph node

• blood stream

• bone marrow

Which of the following diseases produces a moon-shaped face and buffalo hump?

• neuroblastoma

• diabetes mellitus

• Cushing' disease

• aldosteronism

The most common malignancy in children is neuroblastoma.

• True

• False

Which of the following is the most common malignancy of the ovary?

• cystadenoma

• uterine fibroid

• cystadenocarcinoma

• dermoid cyst

The condition of undescended testis is known as:

• prostatic carcinoma

• cryptorchidism

• testicular torsion

• benign prostatic hyperplasia

Bacterial infections are thought to be the cause of mononucleosis.

• True

• False

A characteristic white line appearance may present radiographically with ________________ deficiency.

• Vitamin A

• Vitamin K

• Vitamin D

• Vitamin C

The disease that can cause individual to have excessive bleeding or spontaneous hemorrhage is known as:

• hemophilia

• lymphoma

• hemolytic anemia

• spherocytosis

The radiographic appearance of sickle cell anemia is which of the following?

• frontal bossing

• hair-on-end

• fish vertebrae

• none of the above

Diabetes mellitus may include all of the following complications EXCEPT:

• blindness

• atherosclerosis

• poor circulation

• protrusion of eyeballs