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FIRST YEAR RESIDENT (First Pediatric Rotation)

PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY IN-SERVICE EXAM

Name:__________________

Date:___________________

Fill in the blank or indicate all that apply:

1. Central increase in interstitial markings, pleural fluid, and increased lung volumes in a newborn with only mild respiratory distress is consistent with the diagnosis of ______________________.

2. Ultrasound criteria for a normal hip ultrasound include which of the following:

a. Graf alpha angle of > 60 degrees

b. >50% acetabular coverage of the femoral head

c. lack of subluxation or dislocation with stress maneuver

3. Foreign body aspiration:

a. demonstrates lack of change in volume with different phases of inspiration on the affected side

b. can be diagnosed with inspiratory and expiratory views or bilateral lateral decubitus views

c. most commonly shows atelectasis of the involved region

4. Intraventricular hemorrhage on ultrasound that causes ventricular distention is classified as grade ____.

5. The most common fracture of the elbow in a child is the ______________________.

6. Abnormalities that can be seen in necrotizing enterocolitis are:

a. ________________

b. ________________

c. ________________

7. A fracture that extends through the growth plate and epiphysis is a Salter-Harris type ______ injury.

8. Criteria for appendicitis on ultrasound includes thickened appendiceal diameter of > ______mm.

9. Extra credit question: Children are just small adults. T or F

10. Cases:

Please give the best diagnosis for the entity illustrated. A one word answer may be appropriate.

A. Newborn with mild respiratory distress

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A. ___________________________

B. 3 day old preemie with increasing respiratory distress

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B. ___________________________

C. Newborn with mild respiratory symptoms [pic]

C. ___________________________

D. 3 day old with abdominal distention

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D. ___________________________________________

E. 2 day old premature infant

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E. __________________________________

F. Frontal and lateral views of the cervical soft tissues in a 2 y/o with difficulty breathing.

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F. ___________________________________

We value your input and are regularly re-evaluating our program and making necessary revisions to improve resident training. As pertains to your rotation on the Pediatric Radiology service, please comment on particular areas of strength or areas for improvement: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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