Pass RhMSUS Exam – Real Test Engine PDF with 100 Questions [Q39-Q54]

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Pass RhMSUS Exam – Real Test Engine PDF with 100 Questions

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QUESTION 39
Which of the following images is MOST suggestive of sonographic features of patients with spondyloarthropathy?

Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

QUESTION 40
Musculoskeletal ultrasound procedure guidance has improved clinical outcomes for the following joint locations EXCEPT for which?

Lateral epicondyle

Knee

Sacroiliac joint

Glenohumeral joint

QUESTION 41
Why is musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSKUS) useful in monitoring the treatment response in rheumatoid arthritis?

Power Doppler ultrasound is specific to rheumatoid arthritis disease activity.

Power Doppler ultrasound is sensitive to change in disease activity.

Gray-scale ultrasound can predict the development of erosions.

MSKUS is able to detect bone marrow edema around joints

QUESTION 42
Which of the following is shown in this longitudinal image of the talonavicular-cuneiform joints in a
15-year-old girl?

The typical appearance of pes equinovarus

The normal appearance of irregular ossification centers of the respective midfoot bones

Irregularities of the respective midfoot bones indicative of damage as well as surrounding areas indicative of synovial hypertrophy and effusions

An inflammatory process in the subcutaneous tissues, possibly an infection, extending into the joint spaces

QUESTION 43
What is the BEST assessment of these longitudinal images of the pes anserinus region?

Presence of enthesopathy with hyperemia

Reverberation artifact

Normal medial genicular artery signal

Tenosynovitis

QUESTION 44
Ultrasound is the MOST appropriate tool to evaluate which of these structures for pathology?

Cartilage loss quantification in a patient with osteoarthritis

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

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

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

QUESTION 45
Which effect is achieved by increasing the gain while in Doppler mode?

Increased image brightness

Increased sensitivity to flow

Increased tissue penetration

Reduced noise artifacts in the image

QUESTION 46
Which of the dorsal longitudinal metacarpophalangeal images below MOST suggests the diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis?

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QUESTION 47
How reliable is ultrasound as compared to other imaging modalities for diagnosing synovitis in the joints of the fingers?

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

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

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

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

QUESTION 48
A practitioner reviews this long-axis ultrasound image of the medial aspect of the knee. Which of the following is the MOST likely differential diagnosis?

Osteoarthritis with bone spur and extrusion of the medial meniscus

Rheumatoid arthritis with erosion formation

Topheaceous gout with displacement of the medial collateral ligament

No sonographic evidence for abnormality

QUESTION 49
Which is the MAIN pathologic finding shown by this ultrasound picture in a patient with psoriatic arthritis?

Proximal interphalangeal synovitis

Proximal interphalangeal osteophytes

Flexor tendon rupture with reparative hyperemia

Flexor tenosynovitis

QUESTION 50
A woman with a history of long-standing rheumatoid arthritis presents with persistent, chronic wrist pain and swelling. What do the patient’s ultrasound images demonstrate?

Rheumatoid nodulosis

Extensor tendon tear

Extensor tenosynovitis

Ganglion cyst rupture

QUESTION 51
In performing an in-plane ultrasound-guided procedure, it is helpful to orient the transducer so that the:

Needle crosses the plane of the transducer.

Needle angle relative to the transducer is minimized.

Transducer touches the point where the needle penetrates the skin.

Target is as close as possible to the side of the transducer where the needle will be inserted.

QUESTION 52
A 41-year-old man presents with suspected right carpal tunnel syndrome but normal nerve conduction studies. For which reason will a sonographic study be helpful for further diagnostic evaluation?

Ultrasound can delineate volar wrist anatomy.

Concurrent use of nerve conduction studies and ultrasonography increases diagnostic sensitivity of mild carpal tunnel syndrome.

Compared to nerve conduction studies, ultrasound is more sensitive for the diagnosis of mild carpal tunnel syndrome.

Ultrasound can identify the underlying etiology of carpal tunnel syndrome.

QUESTION 53
Proper maintenance of ultrasound equipment between use for each patient is important to prevent which of the following?

Infection

Radiation exposure

Poor calibration

Examiner injury

QUESTION 54
At approximately how many degrees of flexion is the MOST sensitive resting position of the knee for imaging fluid in the suprapatellar recess?