Recist 1.1 Level 1
Core Requirements
- 1.Target lesions are divided into two different sections: Nodal Target Lesions and Non-Nodal Target Lesions
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 2.The system will allow up to ___ Target lesions (Nodal and Non-Nodal combined)
- 3.If the user has dropped 3 Non-Nodal Target Lesions, how many Nodal Lesions can be dropped as well?
- A.
1
- B.
3
- C.
5
- D.
2
- 4.What is the minimum allowed amount of target lesions that can be dropped?
- A.
5
- B.
4
- C.
0
- D.
1
- 5.The same locations may not be used for more than one target lesion (Nodal and Non-Nodal).
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.If the location for a target lesion is 'X-specify' (where X is equal to an anatomical location), the following will be required:
- A.
Multi-select other locations for clarification
- B.
Mark lesion as not evaluable
- C.
Enter comments for location description
- D.
Select a different location
- 7.The maximum allowed amount of target lesions with the same organ location is ___.
- 8.If the Non-Nodal lesion section has a number of target lesions with the same organ location that is greater than the maximum allowed amount, the following is true... Select all that apply:
- A.
The target lesion section will be bordered in red
- B.
The specific lesions will be highlighted in blue
- C.
An error message will display in the target lesion section header
- D.
An icon will be displayed next to the Non-Nodal Target lesion section
- 9.If the Nodal lesion section has a number of target lesions with the same organ location that is greater than the maximum allowed amount, the following is true... Select all that apply:
- A.
The target lesion section will be bordered in red
- B.
An icon will be displayed next to the Nodal Target lesion section
- C.
An error message will display in the target lesion section header
- D.
None of the above
- 10.RECIST Core Target lesion maximum is defaulted to 5
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.If the Target lesions dropped exceeds the maximum allowed number the following is true...Select all that apply:
- A.
The system will automatically remove the most recently added lesion
- B.
The Target lesion section will be bordered in red
- C.
An icon will display next to the Target lesion section header
- D.
The system will produce an error message in the Target lesion section header
- 12.The following naming scheme is used to represent _______ lesions: 101 102 103
- 13.The following naming scheme is used to represent _________ lesions: 201 202 203
- 14.The system will not accept a measurement on Chest X-Rays.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 15.What is the Minimum Target Lesion Size for Nodal lesions?
- A.
10 mm
- B.
20 mm
- C.
15 mm
- D.
10 mm or > double the slice interval
- 16.What is the Minimum Target Lesion Size for Non-Nodal lesions?
- A.
15 mm
- B.
10 mm
- C.
10 mm or > double the slice interval
- D.
20 mm
- 17.What is the Minimum Target Lesion Size for Chest X-Rays?
- A.
10 mm or > double the slice interval
- B.
15 mm
- C.
20 mm
- D.
10 mm
- 18.What is the Minimum Target Lesion Size for Skin Photographs?
- A.
10 mm
- B.
15 mm
- C.
20 mm
- D.
10 mm or > double the slice interval
- 19.How many locations are required per target lesion?
- 20.In which document are the default location lists for Nodal and Non-Nodal lesions located?
- A.
RECIST_CORE_FS_PRODUCT
- B.
RECIST_1.1_CORE_RS
- C.
Medical Imaging_Core_RS
- D.
AP_1.5_RECIST_1.1_CORE_FS
- 21.If there are no target lesions present, the calculations section will display and be blank.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.When the Analysis form initially opens, the sum of diameters will not be displayed.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.The Orthogonal Ruler is automatically selected when adding which type of lesion?
- A.
Non-Target
- B.
Non-Nodal
- C.
Equivocal
- D.
Nodal
- 24.Which of the following are acceptable tools on CT and MRI? Select all that apply.
- A.
NT Tool
- B.
Ruler
- C.
Orthogonal Ruler
- D.
Auto-Segment Tool
- 25.The following naming scheme is used to represent __________ lesions: 301 302 303
- A.
Equivocal
- B.
Non-Nodal
- C.
Non-Target
- D.
Unequivocal
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