Q1
Coronal PD fat-saturated shoulder image shows a gap in the supraspinatus tendon at its expected attachment to the greater tuberosity. What does this indicate?
ACalcific tendinitis
BFull-thickness supraspinatus tear
CNormal tendon variant
DPartial bursal sided tear
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Q2
Coronal PD FS and coronal T1 of a pediatric wrist show a non-displaced scaphoid fracture with bone marrow edema. What does this illustrate?
AOccult fractures can occur alongside TFCC injuries
BLunate dislocation
CIsolated ganglion cyst
DNormal pediatric wrist
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Q3
Coronal T1 of the proximal humerus shows a dark lesion in the bone, and the same lesion is bright on coronal T2. What does this represent?
ABone tumor or fluid-containing lesion
BNormal fatty marrow
CCortical bone
DAir artifact
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Q4
What are the MRI signs of a PCL tear?
APatellar fracture
BAnterior tibial translation only
CDisruption, abnormal shape, high signal intensity, and posterior tibial translation
