topics below. Please make 10 MCQs on all these topics and please
also follow the pattern given below. Please also see the sample
examples given at the end.
Please create good quality questions and do not copy
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Item Writing Flaws Quick Checklist 1. All options should be on the same continuum and coherent (e.g. all in management or pathophysiology) 2. Each MCQ should have a clear and focused closed ended question 3. Each MCQ should have the problem in the stem of the question, not in the options 4. The options should not be a series of true/false statements 5. Ensure that questions have one, and only one, best answer 6. There should be no gratuitous or unnecessary information in the stem or the options. If a vignette is provided with the MCQ, it should be required to answer the question (not pseudo scenario) 7. The item should not be a complex one, or K-type MCQs like both A. and B. OR B. and Care correct 8. Questions and all options should be written in clear, unambiguous and simple language 9. All distracters should be plausible 10. There should be no repeated words in the stem and the correct option 11. Avoid providing logical cues in the stem and the correct option that can help the examinees to identify the correct option without knowing the material 12. All options should be similar in length and amount of detail. Answer should not be the longest option 13. MCQ options should be arranged from the shortest to longest or in the numerical order 14. Avoid the use of absolute terms (e.g., never, always, only, all) 15. Avoid the use of vague terms (e.g., frequently, occasionally, rarely, usually, commonly) 16. Do not use negatively phrased questions (e.g., not, except, incorrect, least) in the lead-in 17. Do not use "all of the above" or "none of the above" as the last option
1-A radiographer was assigned to a diagnostic imaging procedure for which has had no education or experience. What is the best course of action to respond if this occurs? A. Complete procedure. B. Postponed patient exam. C. Explain lack of expertise to superior. D. Ask a colleague for directions then proceed. 2-A 45-year-old man who presented with suspected left renal colic. X-ray following contrast injection was performed (see image). Where is the most likely obstruction on the leftside? A. Mid ureter. B. Proximal ureter. C. Pelviureteric junction D. Vesicoureteric junction. 3-A patient was undergoing a CT scan where he breathed during image acquisition leading to anatomical misplacement especially at the Z axis. What term used to describe this error? A. Misregistration B. Slice thickness blooming C. Retrospective reconstruction D. Slice-sensitivity profile degradation