ARDMS BREAST SONOGRAPHY EXAM 2024 NEWEST 2
VERSIONS (VERSION A AND VERSION B) COMPLETE 600
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ARDMS BREAST SONOGRAPHY EXAM 2024 NEWEST 2 VERSIONS (VERSION A AND
VERSION B) COMPLETE 600 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!!
What is the minimum frequency used in breast ultrasound? correct answers10 MHz
Define axial resolution: correct answersThe ability to visualize 2 targets as separate that
lie parallel to the sound beam
What are the 8 layers of the breast from superficial to deep? correct answersSkin,
subcutaneous fat, superficial mammary fascia, mammary zone, deep mammary fascia,
retromammary space, muscle, ribs
BIRADS 0 correct answersNeeds additional imaging
BIRADS 1 correct answersNegative for pathology
BIRADS 2 correct answersBenign finding
BIRADS 3 correct answersProbable benign finding
BIRADS 4 correct answersSuspicious finding
BIRADS 5 correct answersHighly suspicious finding
BIRADS 6 correct answersBiopsy proven cancer
What is the most common breast finding? correct answersCyst
What are the 4 key features of fibrocystic change? correct answersStromal fibrosis,
adenosis, epithelial hyperplasia, cysts
Macrocysts are >: correct answers2mm
Fibroadenomas are made up: correct answersConnective and epithelial tissue
, What is the most common breast finding in women under 30? correct
answersFibroadenoma
What is another term for a galactocele? correct answersRetention cyst
What is the most common cause of bloody nipple discharge? correct answersPapilloma
Which disorder will result in the sonographic "swiss cheese" appearance? correct
answersJuvenile papillomatosis
How do lipomas appear on mammography? correct answersRadiolucent
What are hamartomas made of? correct answersFibrous, glandular and fatty tissue
Spiculation is a result of: correct answersDesmoplasia
What is Mondor's disease? correct answersThrombophlebitis of superficial breast veins
Define lateral resolution: correct answersThe ability to visualize 2 targets as separate
that lie perpendicular to the sound beam
Define elevational resolution: correct answersThe ability to image structures in the Z
axis
What are the 2 main mammography views? correct answersCraniocaudal and
mediolateral
What "color" is radiolucent? correct answersGray
What "color" is radiopaque? correct answersWhite
Is fat radioloucent or radiopaque? correct answersRadiolucent
List 3 structures seen as radiopaque on mammo: correct answersWater, calcium, and
fibrous tissue
The 2 major arterial supplies to the breast are: correct answersLateral thoracic artery
and internal mammary artery
The lateral thoracic artery arises from the: correct answersAxillary artery
The internal mammary artery arises from the: correct answersSubclavian artery
VERSIONS (VERSION A AND VERSION B) COMPLETE 600
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
ARDMS BREAST SONOGRAPHY EXAM 2024 NEWEST 2 VERSIONS (VERSION A AND
VERSION B) COMPLETE 600 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!!
What is the minimum frequency used in breast ultrasound? correct answers10 MHz
Define axial resolution: correct answersThe ability to visualize 2 targets as separate that
lie parallel to the sound beam
What are the 8 layers of the breast from superficial to deep? correct answersSkin,
subcutaneous fat, superficial mammary fascia, mammary zone, deep mammary fascia,
retromammary space, muscle, ribs
BIRADS 0 correct answersNeeds additional imaging
BIRADS 1 correct answersNegative for pathology
BIRADS 2 correct answersBenign finding
BIRADS 3 correct answersProbable benign finding
BIRADS 4 correct answersSuspicious finding
BIRADS 5 correct answersHighly suspicious finding
BIRADS 6 correct answersBiopsy proven cancer
What is the most common breast finding? correct answersCyst
What are the 4 key features of fibrocystic change? correct answersStromal fibrosis,
adenosis, epithelial hyperplasia, cysts
Macrocysts are >: correct answers2mm
Fibroadenomas are made up: correct answersConnective and epithelial tissue
, What is the most common breast finding in women under 30? correct
answersFibroadenoma
What is another term for a galactocele? correct answersRetention cyst
What is the most common cause of bloody nipple discharge? correct answersPapilloma
Which disorder will result in the sonographic "swiss cheese" appearance? correct
answersJuvenile papillomatosis
How do lipomas appear on mammography? correct answersRadiolucent
What are hamartomas made of? correct answersFibrous, glandular and fatty tissue
Spiculation is a result of: correct answersDesmoplasia
What is Mondor's disease? correct answersThrombophlebitis of superficial breast veins
Define lateral resolution: correct answersThe ability to visualize 2 targets as separate
that lie perpendicular to the sound beam
Define elevational resolution: correct answersThe ability to image structures in the Z
axis
What are the 2 main mammography views? correct answersCraniocaudal and
mediolateral
What "color" is radiolucent? correct answersGray
What "color" is radiopaque? correct answersWhite
Is fat radioloucent or radiopaque? correct answersRadiolucent
List 3 structures seen as radiopaque on mammo: correct answersWater, calcium, and
fibrous tissue
The 2 major arterial supplies to the breast are: correct answersLateral thoracic artery
and internal mammary artery
The lateral thoracic artery arises from the: correct answersAxillary artery
The internal mammary artery arises from the: correct answersSubclavian artery
