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Radiology FMGE 2019 deb1eb75

Maximum radiation exposure

A
X-ray abdomen
B
Chest X ray
C
IV pyelography
D
Barium Enema
High-Yield Explanation
X-ray abdomen- Single spot film, therefore comparatively less radiation exposure. Chest X ray- Single spot film, therefore comparatively less radiation exposure. IV pyelography- Sequential/ multiple imaging but covers less area,* therefore, comparatively less radiation exposure. Barium Enema- Sequential/ multiple imaging, covers larger area. therefore comparatively maximum radiation exposure. PET CT - Has highest radiation exposure. Diagnostic Procedure Typical Effective Dose Chest Radiograph(PA) 0.02msv Extremities /limbs 0.01msv Skull 0.07msv pelvis 0.7msv Abdomen 1.0msv Mammography (bilateral in 2 planes) 0.5msv Intravenous pyelography 2.5msv Head Ct 2.3msv Chest CT 8 Abdominal CT 10 PET 7.2msv Barium Enema 7-8msv

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