최신American College of Rheumatology Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Certification in Rheumatology - RhMSUS무료샘플문제

A. Osteophytes and meniscal cyst

B. Osteophytes and distension and calcification of the medial collateral ligament

C. Osteophytes, distension of the medial collateral ligament, and meniscal degeneration

D. Osteophytes and rupture of the medial collateral ligament

A. The physician's report on the ultrasound examination must be stored in a physically separate location from the machine.

B. Ultrasound studies must be saved in a DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) format.

C. All images must be part of the electronic or paper patient file.

D. There must be provisions for the storage and retrieval of examination records of all studies that are documented in the medical chart.

A. Posterior patellar cartilage

B. Anterior glenoid labrum

C. Posterior cruciate ligament

D. Metacarpal volar plate

A. 45

B. 15

C. 30

D. 0

A. Image labeled with exam date, patient identification, image orientation, and image views of the target area

B. Sections detailing medical indication for procedure, study type (limited versus complete), and overall clinical impressions

C. Image showing needle in the target structure or orthogonal images of the target structure before and after injection

D. Section detailing ultrasonographic observations of any variations from the normal accompanied by measurements

A. Asymmetric femoral cartilage thinning

B. Chondrocalcinosis

C. Avascular necrosis

D. Cartilage interface sign

A. Intercarpal joint

B. Radioulnar joint

C. Extensor tenosynovium

D. Radiocarpal joint

A. Sacroiliac joint in a patient with positive HLA B27 and inflammatory-type lower back pain, assessing for joint space narrowing

B. Achilles tendon insertion site in a patient with spondyloarthropathy, assessing for enthesopathy

C. Cartilage loss quantification in a patient with osteoarthritis

D. Temporomandibular joint in a patient with juvenile idiopathic arthritis, assessing for erosions

A. Ultrasound is inferior to MRI but superior to clinical exam in sensitivity.

B. Ultrasound is inferior to MRI and X-ray in sensitivity.

C. Ultrasound is as sensitive as MRI but superior to X-ray.

D. Ultrasound is inferior to MRI but superior to X-ray in sensitivity.

A. A slight to-and-fro movement or injection of a small amount of lidocaine may be beneficial in visualizing the needle.

B. The shortest pathway to the region of interest should be selected with consideration given to adjacent neurovascular structures.

C. The transducer should be aligned perpendicular to the plane of the needle.

D. The needle should be visualized only prior to its insertion to the target area.