Jul 20, 2023
FMGE Previous Year Questions form a critical learning resource for holistic exam preparation. From helping you identify the high-yield topics that are asked frequently in the exam to enabling you evaluate your preparation, strengths and weaknesses, PYQs act as a key tool.
To help you make the most of this excellent preparation resource, we have listed all the must-know FMGE previous year questions for radiology in this blog below. Read further and strengthen your FMGE preparation.
A. Intraventricular Bleed | B. Putaminal Bleed |
C. Subarachnoid Hemorrhage | D. Pontine Hemorrhage |
Answer: Putaminal Bleed
A. Optic Nerve | B. Optic Chiasma |
C. Optic Tract | D. P Superior Ophthalmic Artery |
Answer: Optic Nerve
A. Medulla | B. Pons |
C. Midbrain | D. Spinal Cord |
Answer: Midbrain
A. Prosthetic aortic valve | B. Prosthetic mitral valve |
C. Pericardial calcification | D. Implantable pacemaker |
Answer: Prosthetic mitral valve
A. Pneumatosis | B. Pneumoperitoneum |
C. Subcutaneous Emphysema | D. Duodenal Atresial |
Answer: Pneumoperitoneum
A. TB | B. Sarcoidosis |
C. Silicosis | D. Small Cell Cancer |
Answer: Sarcoidosis
A. Hepatic Artery | B. Portal Vein |
C. Hepatic Vein | D. Inferior Venacava |
Answer: Portal Vein
A. Diffuse Axonal Injury | B. Concussion |
C. Contusion | D. Subarachnoid Haemorrhage |
Answer: Diffuse Axonal Injury
A. Regular Fractionated Radiotherapy | B. Hypofractionated radiotherapy |
C. Hyperfractionated Radiotherapy | D. Accelerated Radiotherapy |
Answer: Regular Fractionated Radiotherapy
A. Seminoma | B. Small cell lung ca |
C. Prostrate Cancer | D. Hodgkins Lymphoma |
Answer: Small cell lung ca
A. Hydropneumothorax | B. Pneumothorax |
C. Hydropneumopericardium | D. Lower lobe pneumonia |
Answer: Hydropneumothorax
A. Staphylococcus | B. Streptococcus |
C. Histopsmosis | D. Miliary TB |
Answer: Miliary TB
A. XRAY | B. MRI |
C. CT SCAN | D. PET SCAN |
Answer: CT SCAN
A. Jejunal atresia | B. Diaphragmatic hernia |
C. Duodenal atresia | D. Pyloric stenosis |
Answer: Duodenal atresia
A. Thalamus | B. Caudate nucleus |
C. Lentiform nucleus | D. Internal capsule |
Answer: Lentiform nucleus
A. Multiple gall stones | B. Choledocolithiasis |
C. Hydatid cyst | D. Gall bladder cancer |
Answer: Multiple gall stones
A. Complete MCA | B. PCA |
C. ACA | D. Posterior communicating artery |
Answer: Complete MCA
A. Slipped capital femoral epiphysis | B. Perthes disease |
C. Myositis | D. Meyer’s dysplasia |
Answer: Perthes disease
A. Scurvy | B. Rickets |
C. Osteogenesis Imperfecta | D. Achondroplasia |
Answer: Rickets
A. Congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation | B. Bronchogenic cysts |
C. Hyaline membrane disease | D. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia |
Answer: Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
A. Incomplete mole | B. Hydatidiform mole |
C. Retained products of conception | D. PCOD |
Answer: Hydatidiform mole
A. Psoas abscess | B. Perthes disease |
C. Inguinal hernia | D. Ureterocele |
Answer: Psoas abscess
A. Hemolytic anemia | B. Multiple myeloma |
C. Increased ICT | D. Osteopetrosis |
Answer: Hemolytic anemia
A. Intussusception | B. Ulcerative colitis |
C. Cecal cancer | D. Ileocecal TB |
Answer: Intussusception
A. Malignancy | B. Fibroadenoma |
C. Emphysema | D. Left sided mastectomy |
Answer: Left sided mastectomy
A. Bicornuate | B. Unicornuate |
C. Septate | D. Didelphys |
Answer: Unicornuate
A. Diffuse esophageal spasm | B. Esophageal cancer |
C. Achalasia cardia | D. Esophagitis |
Answer: Achalasia cardia
A. Extradural hematoma | B. Intracranial bleed |
C.Thrombosis | D. Subdural hematoma |
Answer: Subdural hematoma
A. B/L Ureterocele | B. Hydronephrosis |
C. Staghorn calculi | D. Bladder calculi |
Answer: B/L Ureterocele
A. Medial epicondyle | B. Trochlea |
C. Capitulum | D. Olecrenon |
Answer: Capitulum
While this blog only covers the previous year's questions for Radiology, we've also crafted an extensive post encompassing FMGE previous year question papers for the past three exams. PDFs of FMGE Previous Year Question papers are also available to help you strengthen your exam readiness.
A. Pneumothorax | B. Hydropneumothorax |
C. Pericardial effusion | D. Emphysema |
Answer: Pneumothorax
A. Entamoeba | B. Schistosoma |
C. Ascariasis | D. Hydatid cyst |
Answer: Hydatid cyst
Once you are done going through the PYQs above, make sure you also listen to the detailed explanation for all the options by Dr Nikita Nanwani through this video below.
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