1) Who is known as Father of IR?

a) Whelm Roentgen
b) Charles Dotter
c) J.J. Thompson
d) Thomas Edison
2) Angioplasty was first started
in……………. a) CT guided biopsy
a) 1984 b) MR guided biopsy
b) 1974 c) Ultrasound guided biopsy
c) 1964 d) PET/CT guided biopsy
d) 1954 9) This is an image of ………………
3) Seldinger Technique which of the
following artery(ies) is/are not used?
a) Femoral
b) Celiac
c) Brachial
d) Axillary
4) After angiographic procedures
patient must stay at hospital for
a) 4 hours
b) 5 hours
c) 6 hours a) Percutaneous Abscess drain
d) 7 hours b) Percutaneous pus drain
5) TCE stands for………… c) Mesenteric Angiography
a) Transcoronary Embolisation d) Cerebral Angiography
b) Total Capsule Embolisation 10) Which is not an angiographic
c) Transcapillary Embolisation imaging equipment
d) Transcatheter Embolisation a) Rapid film changers
6) What is not an embolic agent? b) Automatic pressure injectors
a) Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) c) Advanced catheter technology
particles d) Gantry
b) Coils 11) Biplane C-arm digital imaging
c) Microfibrillar collagen consists of
a) Rapid film changer
d) Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
b) Automatic pressure injectors
7) Abdominal aortic stent grafts started
c) Two x-ray tubes
in
d) Two generators
a) 1990
12) Angiographic equipment needs a
b) 1991
constant potential of
c) 1992
a) 1500 mA
d) 1993
b) 1200 mA
8) Following is an image of
c) 1000 mA
…………………
d) 800 mA
13) What is/are not the cardinal
principles of protection?
a) Increase time
b) Increase distance
 c) Maximum shielding b) 20
d) Short exposure time c) 21
14) Most common type of staging d) 22
system used in carcinomas is
21) Conventional guidewires
a) HCC system
b) TNM staging are………… long
c) BCLC system a) 140 cm
d) None of the above b) 142 cm
15) Which one is an oncological issue? c) 145 cm
a) Myocardial Infarction d) 147 cm
b) Cholecystitis 22) Guidewires are made up of ………..
c) Hepatocellular Carcinoma
a) Iron metal
d) Colorectal inflammation
16) Kaposiform Hemangioendothelioma b) Stainless steel
is a type of c) Durable plastic
a) Vascular tumors d) Other complex material
b) Vascular malformation 23) Diameter of catheters is measured in
c) Vasculitis a) French
d) Musculoskelatal abnormality b) German
17) …………… refers to the c) Italian
opacification of vessels through d) Franch
injection of contrast media. 24) The angiographic suite must not less
a) Angioplasty then
b) Embolisation a) 200 sq ft
c) Cryoabalation b) 300 sq ft
d) Angiography c) 400 sq ft
18) Sven Ivar Seldinger described a d) 500 sq ft
method of arterial access in 25) The ideal size for control room is
………….. a) 50 sq ft
a) 1950 b) 100 sq ft
b) 1952 c) 150 sq ft
c) 1953 d) 200 sq ft
d) 1955 26) To see small vessels focal spot in
19) What is inserted through the needle angiographic equipment must be
into arterial lumen? a) 0.3 mm
a) Catheter b) 0.5 mm
b) Guidewire c) 0.6 mm
c) Stent d) 0.9 mm
d) Cannula 27) Source image distance (SID) in
20) In Seldinger needle is …………… angiographic modality is ……….
gauge a) 80 cm
a) 18 b) 100 cm
c) 120 cm
 d) 150 cm c) Embolic agents
28) Stylet is located inside d) Angioplasty
of………………. 35) AAA means
a) Catheter a) Acute Aortic Aneurysms
b) Hollow needle b) Absolute Abdominal Aneurysms
c) Guidewire c) Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms
d) None of the above d) Aortic Acute Aneurysms
29) The contrast media used in 36) Acute mesenteric ischemia is a
angiography is………………. medical …………….
a) Neutral a) Conditions
b) Strong dye b) Diagnosis
c) Ionic c) Emergency
d) Non ionic d) Life-threatening
30) Which is not true? A typical 37) Treatment varies by etiology of the
interventional radiologic x-ray tube ischemia, but may include all except
is designed for a) Thrombolysis
a) Magnification b) Stenting
b) High resolution c) Angioplasty
c) Heat loads d) Embolisation
d) Artifacts 38) In stroke, symptoms include
31) Which of the following is called language, motor, sensory, and
surgical radiology? ………..
a) MR angiography a) Vision defects
b) CT angiography b) Hearing defects
c) Interventional radiology
c) Movement issues
d) Spectroscopy
d) Micturition issue
32) Who put the term ‘Inteventional’?
39) ………… or headhunter tip
a) Gianturco
designed by Vincent Hinck is used
b) Alexander Margulis
for the femoral approach to the
c) Charles Dotter
d) Hans Wallsten brachiocephalic vessels
33) Sclerotherapy can be used to heat the a) C1
........... from inside b) D1
a) Varicose veins c) S1
b) Peripheral artery disease d) H1
c) Deep vein thrombosis 40) The most common complication
d) Pulmonary embolism associated with catheter
34) …………… is used in the treatment angiography is ………….. at the
of pulmonary embolism puncture site
a) Stents a) Swelling
b) IVC filters b) Infection
 c) Continues bleeding medical examination and the
d) Pseudo-aneurysm taking of surgical and …………
41) Which of the following is/are not histories before any
possible for thoracic region angiographic procedure can be
a) Thoracic aortography
done.
b) Pulmonary arteriography
c) Renal Angiography a) Allergy
d) Embolization b) Hypertension
42) Which technique is not an c) Diabetes
interventional radiography d) Anticoagulant Rx
technique? 48) The MR suite should have positive
a) Removal of IOFB ………… pressure and filtered
b) Percutaneous drainage incoming air
c) Biopsy a) Air
d) Amputation b) Helium
43) 1 mm is equal to ………………. c) CO2
a) 3 Fr d) Cryogens
b) 2.5 Fr 49) Neuroangiography can be
c) 2 Fr performed in contrast-filled vessels
d) 1 Fr
as small as 1 mm with typical
44) Vessels under investigation in
selection of ………… and careful
angiography are injected
patient positioning.
with………….. contrast media
a) Exposure factors
a) Radiolucent
b) Focal spot
b) Radiopaque
c) Geometric factors
c) Ultravist
d) Area of interest
d) Concentrated 50) An x-ray tube with a minimum 80
45) The patient may be premedicated in
kW rating and ……. heat capacity
the IR suite to reduce ……………..
is required.
a) Hypertension
a) 0.5 MHU
b) Intravenous hydration
b) 1 MHU
c) Patient pulse
c) 1.5 MHU
d) Anxiety
46) What does oximeter do? d) 2 MHU
a) Measures oxides 51) Imaging the blood vessels to look
b) Measure Blood Pressure for abnormalities with the use of
c) Measures oxygen level various contrast media, including
d) Monitor respiration iodinated contrast, gadolinium
based agents, and
47) Minimization of these risks a) O2 gas
requires a complete patient b) Carbonates
 c) Embolising agents 57) Diagonal branch is a branch
d) CO2 gas …………… artery
52) Embolization of tumors with a) Right coronary artery
radioactive microspheres of glass b) Left coronary artery
or plastic, to kill tumors while c) Left marginal artery
minimizing exposure to healthy d) Posterior descending artery
cells 58) Which of the following is wrong
a) TACE about branches of left coronary
artery
b) Radioembolisation
a) Posterior descending artery
c) Cryoablation
b) Anterior descending artery
d) TIPS
c) Circumflex artery
53) Percutaneous injection of
d) Left marginal artery
biocompatible bone cement inside
59) Coronary angiography is done when
fractured vertebrae.
a thin, flexible tube (a catheter) is
a) Cryoablation
inserted through a wide needle or
b) Vertebroplasty
small cut in the skin into a blood
c) Nephrostomy
vessel in the…..
d) TACE
a) Groin only
54) A number of catheters used in
b) Arm only
interventional radiology that can be
c) Percutaneous region
loosely divided into …….. types
d) Groin or arm.
a) Seven
60) What one is wrong about the normal
b) Six
angiographic views?
c) Five
a) AP view
d) Four
b) PA view
55) The word itself comes from
c) LAO position
the Greek words angeion, "vessel", d) Cranial position
and graphein, means …………… 61) Left main coronary artery segments
a) To access can be viewed on ……..
b) To visualize angiographic view
c) To show a) AP
d) To record b) LAO caudal
56) The heart images are taken at c) LAO cranial
………… per second, not using a d) PA
subtraction technique 62) In Myelography, we study
a) 15-30 frames a) Biliary system
b) 10-25 frames b) Cerebral cavity
c) 10-20 frames c) Spinal cavity
d) 15-45 frames d) Salivary glands
63) Factor(s) not responsible for poor 68) Guglielmi Detachable Coil is also
angiogram is/are called….. used in coil
a) Catheter size embolisation.
b) Contrast media selection a) Flexible coil
c) Patient movement b) Hydroncoil
d) Patient size c) Hydrocoil
64) Small diameter, the presence of d) Onyx
posterior calcification, occlusion, 69) Which one is liquid embolic agent
hematoma, or a bypass origin all of used in embolisation of complex
these are ……………. of vascular structures.
Angioplasty a) Ethiodol
a) Complications b) Gelfoam hemostasis
b) Contraindications c) Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)
c) Indications d) Sotradecol
d) Prepreparation 70) All are thrombolytic agents except
65) The positioning is verified by a) Alteplase (rtPA)
fluoroscopy and the balloon is b) Ethanolammine oleate
inflated using water mixed with c) Reteplase
contrast dye to 75 to 500 times d) Tenecteplase
normal blood pressure(…….
atmospheres).
a) 4-10
b) 5-15
c) 6-20
d) 10-25
66) Patients with stents are usually
prescribed with
a) Antibiotics and atorvastatin
b) Antiplatelet and clopidogrel
c) Antiplatelet and anticoagulant
d) Antiallergic and clopidogrel
67) A round silicone tube with
channels that carry fluid to a
negative pressure collection device
(capillary action)
a) Blake drain
b) Jackson-Pratt drain
c) Penrose drain
d) Redivac drain
Answer Keys: 24) D 48) A

1) B 25) B 49) C

2) C 26) A 50) B

3) B 27) B 51) D

4) A 28) B 52) B

5) D 29) D 53) B

6) D 30) D 54) C

7) B 31) C 55) D

8) A 32) B 56) A

9) C 33) A 57) B

10) D 34) B 58) A

11) C 35) C 59) D

12) A 36) C 60) B

13) A 37) D 61) D

14) B 38) A 62) C

15) C 39) D 63) A

16) A 40) C 64) B

17) D 41) C 65) C

18) C 42) D 66) B

19) B 43) A 67) A

20) A 44) B 68) C

21) C 45) D 69) A

22) B 46) C 70) B

23) A 47) A