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 Brain Teaser
1 Pregnancy is one of the most joyous times in one’s life. Getting to know your baby before he/she is born is a wonderful experience for any parent. There is a technology called ultrasound that helps parents achieve that. A 3D ultrasound scan can let parents see the baby’s face and features even when the baby is in the mother’s womb. What do you think is the ideal time for a 3D scan?
  12 – 15 weeks
  20 – 24 weeks
  28 – 32 weeks
  36 – 40 weeks
     
2 The thyroid controls how quickly the body burns energy, makes proteins, and how sensitive the body should be to other hormones. It participates in these processes by producing thyroid hormones such as thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3). Where is the thyroid located?
 
Neck
 
Abdomen
 
Arm
     
3 Abdominal Ultrasound is one of the most common ultrasound scan. It covers the liver, pancreas, aorta and gallbladder. Patients usually come in for a scan when they feel pain, a lump or some discomfort in any of the areas as mentioned. Do you need to fast before an abdominal ultrasound scan?
  Yes
  No
  Sometimes
     
4 Technology is so advanced nowadays that doctors use ultrasound to date a baby. The doctors do it by measuring certain perimeters of a baby during a detailed scan during the second trimester of pregnancy. Which of the following can you see during a detailed scan of a fetus?
 
femur length
 
fetal brain
 
abdominal circumference
 
all of the above
     
5 Lower abdominal scan shows you the kidneys, uterus and urinary bladder. Ultrasound does not show images well through air and makes the images on screen blur. A full bladder (urine in bladder) helps by creating a window for the ultrasound to pass through. Which scan below requires a full bladder?
 
musculoskeletal scan
 
pelvic scan
 
thyroid scan
     
6 A medium is normally used in an ultrasound scan so that there will be good contact between your body and the probe or otherwise known as a transducer. What is used together with the probe/transducer during an ultrasound scan?
 
wet cloth
 
water-based gel
 
water
     
7 A sonogram, also known as an ultrasound, is a computerized picture taken by bouncing sound waves off organs and other interior body parts. There are a lot of reasons why a sonogram does not show up well and looks hazy or unclear. What does not show up well on a sonogram?
 

fluid-filled structure

  air-filled structure
  soft tissue
     
8 There are a few kinds of ultrasound that can be performed on a human body. Among them are to scan for babies help to monitor the growth of an unborn child, to detect abnormalities of heart structures such as the heart valves, to help to diagnose problems of the liver, gallbladder (such as gallstones), pancreas, thyroid gland, lymph nodes, ovaries, testes, kidneys, bladder and breast, to detect abnormal widening of blood vessels and much more. What is Doppler ultrasound used for?
  evaluate blood flow
  to check for gallstones
  evaluate muscle reflexes
     
9 There are a few areas of specialization in Ultrasonography such as echocardiography to study the heart, pediatrics to study on children, vascular to study on blood flow, Obstetrics and Gynecology and many more. Is there a difference between Obstetrics and Gynecology?
  yes
  no
   
10 Ionizing radiation has many practical uses in medicine, research, construction, and other areas, but presents a health hazard if used improperly. If enough ionizations occur in a biological system, they can be destructive, by such means as causing DNA damage in individual cells. Does ultrasound possesses any ionizing radiation elements?
  yes
  no
  Sometimes
   
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xray1

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: it pumps all the time)

  Heart
  Brain
  Muscles
     
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In the diagram, which part of the body
does the sonogram represents?
(hint: we were all like this once)

  Heart
  Fetus
  Kidney
     
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Ear

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: bats need this to ‘see’)

  Bile Duct
  Pancreas
  Fetal Ear
     
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BAby

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: helps in homeostasis of the body)

  Kidney
  Liver
  Stomach
     
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Image2

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: you need this for support)

  Femur
 

Fetal Spine

  Adult Spine
   
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baby

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: you need this for support)

  Twins
  Triplets
  Uterus
     
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Image 2

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: helps to store bile)

 

Spleen

  Bile Duct
  Gallbladder
     
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image 3

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: helps collect urine)

  Stomach
  Uterus
  Urinary Bladder
     
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image 4

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: part of your reproductive system)

 

Kidney

 
Testicle
  Ovary
     
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image 6

In the diagram, which part of the body does the sonogram represents?
(hint: one of the largest endocrine gland)

  Pancreas
  Thyroid
 
Muscle
 

 


   

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