Diagnostic vs Interventional Radiology Quiz

What is the primary focus of diagnostic radiology?

• Diagnosing diseases

• Treating diseases

• Prescribing medication

• Performing surgeries

Which imaging technology is commonly used in interventional radiology?

• Fluoroscopy

• Mammography

• Ultrasound

• MRI

How long is the typical residency for a diagnostic radiologist?

• 5 years

• 4 years

• 6 years

• 7 years

What is the integrated pathway for interventional radiology?

• 1 intern year, 5 years of DR

• 1 intern year, 2 years of DR, 3 years of IR

• 1 intern year, 4 years of DR, 1 year of IR

• 1 intern year, 3 years of DR, 2 years of IR

What is the average annual salary for diagnostic radiologists?

• $400,000

• $531,983

• $600,000

• $700,000

Which radiology specialty typically offers more work-from-home options?

• Interventional Radiology

• Diagnostic Radiology

• Both offer the same

• Neither offers work-from-home options

What is a major advantage of a career in diagnostic radiology?

• Minimal legal liability

• Great lifestyle and compensation

• High patient interaction

• Short training period

What is a significant challenge for diagnostic radiologists during residency?

• Lack of patient contact

• High radiation exposure

• Intense board exams

• Limited job opportunities

What is a key benefit of interventional radiology?

• Limited scope of practice

• Minimal use of technology

• No need for further specialization

• Ability to save lives instantly

What is a common challenge faced by interventional radiologists?

• Lack of patient interaction

• Low demand for the specialty

• Limited use of imaging technology

• Turf battles with other specialties