Imaging of the Head and Neck
- Previous year questions on Imaging of the Head and Neck for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Radiology section of the exam.
- Most questions here are original image-based vignettes written around openly licensed figures, and were never asked in any exam. The rest come from previous-year papers of Indian postgraduate medical entrance and licensing exams; where a paper and year are recorded the question carries them.
- 107 live questions in Imaging of the Head and Neck.
- 1 of 107 questions carries a verified exam year: 2018.
- Radiology is worth about 6 of 300 questions on the exam. See every subject’s weightage.
- Question set last updated 21 Aug 2026.
Q1.Carotid artery stenosis in -vivo screening choice is
- AUSG
- BCT
- CMRI
- DDoppler✓ Correct answer
Q2.Xray view for superior orbital fissure is
- ATowne's
- BAP
- CBasal view
- DCaldwell✓ Correct answer
Q3.Prevertebral space thickness in adult is
- A7mm✓ Correct answer
- B15mm
- C22mm
- D30mm
Q4.Occipitomental x ray view of paranasal sinuses with open mouth is Known as
- Awater's view✓ Correct answer
- BCaldwell view
- CTowne's view
- DPierre's view
Q5.TI-RADS is a repoing system for thyroid nodules , it is based on the following propeies except :
- AMargin
- BEchogenicity
- CVascularity✓ Correct answer
- DShape
Q6.In an internal derangement of TMJ fracture, panoramic view has been taken for the patient. To confirm our diagnosis, we may take the help of
- AMRI✓ Correct answer
- BCT scan
- CArthroscopy
- DBone scan
Q7.Radiolucencies of the jaw may be seen in:
- AMultiple myeloma
- BGiant cell tumours
- CHyperparathyroidism
- DAll of the above✓ Correct answer
Q8.Campbell's lines are seen in:
- ATransorbital
- BTranspharyngeal
- COccipitomental✓ Correct answer
- DTranscranial
Q9.For a maxillary premolar in a radiograph, the facial root appears distal to the palatal root, the film was exposed with:
- AIncreased vertical angulation
- BDecreased vertical angulation
- CFrom mesial side of the tooth✓ Correct answer
- DFrom distal side of the tooth
Q10.A dentist planning to remove an impacted tooth will need which of the following radiographs:
- AA periapical film will be all that is required
- BA bite-wing film will be of little or no use✓ Correct answer
- CA lateral view will be all that is required
- DAn anteroposterior view is all that is required
Answer key
Q1: D. Doppler; Q2: D. Caldwell; Q3: A. 7mm; Q4: A. water's view; Q5: C. Vascularity; Q6: A. MRI; Q7: D. All of the above; Q8: C. Occipitomental; Q9: C. From mesial side of the tooth; Q10: B. A bite-wing film will be of little or no use.
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