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Women's Imaging MCQs

Women's Imaging is part of the Diagnostic Radiology section of Radiology. Practise 18 exam-style MCQs for NEET PG, FMGE, INI-CET and NEET SS, each with the correct answer and a detailed explanation.

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Diagnostic Radiology
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About Women's Imaging MCQs

Women's Imaging MCQs span mammography's standard views and the hamartoma's breast-within-breast sign to first-trimester screening — nuchal translucency, Doppler markers, and the postmenopausal endometrial threshold — high-yield NEET PG radiology.

Sample Women's Imaging MCQs with answers

Sample MCQ #1

Which of the following are screening views in mammography?

ACC
BMLO
CBoth of the above
DOblique
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✓ Correct Answer: C. Both of the above

Mammography is primarily a screening and not a diagnostic tool. The mediolateral oblique (MLO) and craniocaudal (CC) views are standard screening views, whereas additional views described used mainly for diagnostic evaluation of lesions. Reference: Primer of diagnostic Imaging, sixth edition Page number - 561

Sample MCQ #2

Which of the following points are not used in nuchal translucency measurement?

ASagittal section
BNeutral position
CMean of three values
DCoronal section
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✓ Correct Answer: D. Coronal section

This scan is done for detection of Chromosomal markers & major structural anomalies in aneuploidies. Nuchal Translucency :Translucency between the skin and soft tissues posterior to the cervical spine Measuring Nuchal translucency When CRL is between 36 and 80mm. (10.3 – 13.6wks). In true sagittal section. With maximum magnification – 75% of the screen should be covered. (caliper 0.1mm). Neutral position- neither extension, nor flexion of the head.Mean of three values Reference: Ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology by Dr. P. K. shah, Dr. Mandakini megh, Dr. Nandita palshetkar page number 52

Sample MCQ #3

Nuchal translucency in first trimester scan in done to detect the risk of?

AAneuploidies
BPlacental abruption
CDetection of IUGR
DNone of the above
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✓ Correct Answer: A. Aneuploidies

This scan is done for detection of Chromosomal markers & major structural anomalies in aneuploidies. Nuchal Translucency: Translucency between the skin and soft tissues posterior to the cervical spine. Measuring Nuchal translucency When CRL is between 36 and 80mm. (10.3 - 13.6wks). In true sagittal section. With maximum magnification- 75% of the screen should be covered. (caliper 0.1mm). Neutral position- neither extension, nor flexion of the head. Mean of three values Reference: Ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology by Dr. P. K. shah, Dr. Mandakini megh, Dr. Nandita palshetkar page number 52.

Sample MCQ #4

Doppler ultrasound in first trimester is used for?

AFetal monitoring
BFetal anemia evaluation
CDetection of aneuploidy
DNone of the above
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✓ Correct Answer: C. Detection of aneuploidy

In the first trimester, the focus of Doppler US is (a) detection of aneuploidy and an increased risk for congenital heart disease with evaluation of the ductus venosus waveform, and (b) screening for women more likely to develop preeclampsia by evaluation of the uterine artery waveform. Reference: A Radiologist’s Guide to the Performance and Interpretation of Obstetric Doppler US Anne M. Kennedy and Paula J. Woodward RadioGraphics 2019 39:3, page number 893-910

Sample MCQ #5

What is the normal limit of endometrium in postmenopausal women?

A5 mm
B10 mm
C20 mm
D1 mm
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✓ Correct Answer: A. 5 mm

A double-layer thickness of less than 5 mm without focal thickening excludes significant disease and is consistent with atrophy. Homogeneous, smooth endometrium measuring 5 mm or less are considered within the normal range with or without hormonal replacement therapy Reference: Imaging the Endometrium: Disease and Normal Variants Kenneth M. Nalaboff, John S. Pellerito, and Eran Ben-Levi RadioGraphics 2001 21:6,page number 1409-1424

Sample MCQ #6

Breast within a Breast on Mammography is seen in?

AFibrosarcoma
BDuctal carcinoma
CLobular carcinoma
DFibroadenolipoma
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✓ Correct Answer: D. Fibroadenolipoma

The breast within a breast appearence refers to the mammographic appearance of breast hamartomas (fibroadenolipomas). These benign lesions are well-circumscribed and as the name goes fibro-adeno-lipomas contain a mixture of fibrous, glandular and fatty tissue resembling a normal breast which also has fibroglandular and fatty tissue.

What you can practise in Women's Imaging

  • 18 Women's Imaging MCQs on Diagnostic Radiology — each with detailed explanations
  • Previous-year question practice across NEET PG, FMGE, INI-CET and NEET SS
  • Progress and performance tracking to measure retention

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do Women's Imaging MCQs cover?

Women's Imaging MCQs span mammography's standard views and the hamartoma's breast-within-breast sign to first-trimester screening — nuchal translucency, Doppler markers, and the postmenopausal endometrial threshold — high-yield NEET PG radiology.

How many Women's Imaging questions are there, and which exams do they cover?

MedLadder includes 18 curated MCQs for Women's Imaging under Radiology (Diagnostic Radiology), covering NEET PG, FMGE, INI-CET and NEET SS preparation.