A 25 year old female patient presents to the sonography department for an abdomen complete ultrasound. She complains of RLQ pain and nausea. The right upper abdomen appears normal. A small mass in noted in the area of the splenic hilum and appears isoechoic to the spleen. what does this most likely represent?
Working memory is different from short-term memory in that w…
Working memory is different from short-term memory in that working memory
In cases of portal hypertension, the splenic vein is most li…
In cases of portal hypertension, the splenic vein is most likely to shunt blood directly into the:
The idea that each new memory is related to and classified b…
The idea that each new memory is related to and classified based on previous memories and experiences is the crux of the model of memory.
9-16.jpg A patient came in fever and severe abdominal pain…
9-16.jpg A patient came in fever and severe abdominal pain and white blood cell count is high. The sonographer scanned the RLQ area and obtained the images above. Patient complained of tenderness during the examination. Which of the following most likely represents the sonographic finding?
Crohn’s disease is
Crohn’s disease is
A patient presents with a history of abdominal distention an…
A patient presents with a history of abdominal distention and pain. A sonogram of the periumbilical area demonstrates distended fluid-filled loops of small bowel. On the basis of the clinical history, the sonographic findings are most suspicious for which of the following conditions?
The splenic artery arises from the
The splenic artery arises from the
A 48-year old male patient with a history of severe, sudden…
A 48-year old male patient with a history of severe, sudden onset of left upper quadrant pain without trauma presents for an ultrasound. You visualize a wedge-shaped, hypoechoic area within the spleen. The most likely diagnosis is:
Metastasis to the spleen most commonly originates from which…
Metastasis to the spleen most commonly originates from which of the following malignancies?