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This is a free Chest Imaging (Radiology) PG Entrance MCQ Quiz prepared for NEET-PG, INI-CET, DNB-PDCET, and AFMS aspirants.

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Chest Imaging (Radiology) PG Entrance MCQ Quiz

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1) Eventration of diaphragm is best described as:

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2) Most likely diagnosis:

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3) The most common site of post-primary TB is:

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4) Which structure forms the left cardiac border on chest X-ray?

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5) Most likely diagnosis is:

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6) Loss of right heart border suggests involvement of:

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7) Diagnosis is:

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8) Honeycombing on HRCT is characteristic of:

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9) The most sensitive sign of pneumothorax on erect X-ray is:

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10) The earliest radiological sign of pulmonary edema is:

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11) Right paratracheal opacity most likely arises from:

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12) The MOST important first step in interpreting a chest X-ray is:

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13) “Ground glass opacity” on HRCT indicates:

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14) Air bronchogram signifies:

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15) Westermark sign indicates:

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16) Kerley B lines indicate involvement of:

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17) Which is NOT a radiological feature of emphysema?

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18) The “signet ring sign” on HRCT indicates:

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19) Widened mediastinum on chest X-ray most urgently suggests:

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20) Most likely diagnosis:

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21) Pancoast tumor most commonly presents with:

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22) Which feature suggests malignancy in a solitary pulmonary nodule?

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23) Radiological hallmark of ARDS is:

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24) The earliest radiological sign of pleural effusion on erect film is:

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25) Most likely diagnosis:

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Radiology – AFMS: this educational mock test is designed for self-assessment of conceptual understanding in chest imaging topic. This quiz doesn’t represent actual AFMS questions. No guarantees or rank claims are made.