The best way to recognize the tip of the needle with ultrasound is all of the following except:

Phrygian cap and Hartmann’s pouch are _____.

A patient presents to the ultrasound department for an ultrasound of the pancreas. The clinical presentation includes elevated insulin level and signs of hypoglycemia What is the most likely finding?

What is the definition of hepatitis?

This image of the porta hepatis was taken on a patient who had undergone a hepatic transplantation. What is the most likely explanation for the sonographic findings?

Which of the following would be the best way to avoid mistaking the duodenum for a mass in the head of the pancreas?

Referring to the image above (PW Doppler of PV), this patient has a history of hepatitis C and abdominal distention. Which of the following pathologies is the finding in this image associated with?

An AIDS patient presents with fever, chills, and increased bilirubin.  This image is most consistent with _____.

With acute pancreatitis, which lab value rises significantly in the early phase and decreases within a few days?

Which of the following pathologies demonstrate the sonographic appearance described as  a “Wheel with a wheel”?