Orphan questions (multiple choice questions)
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Gaillard F, Orphan questions (multiple choice questions). Reference article, Radiopaedia.org (Accessed on 16 Mar 2025) https://doi.org/10.53347/rID-55011
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An orphan multiple choice question is one which has no meaningful related articles and should not be seen at the bottom of any other article.
This is rare and is only a 'work around' for questions included in courses or learning pathways created by some of our editorial staff.
So that we can create orphan questions and keep track of them, they should only be linked to this article.
How to create an orphan question
- write a question exactly how you would for any normal question
- you can add links to the explanation text as normal
- in the related articles section only link to this article (orphan questions)
- DO NOT link to any other articles in the related articles section
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Multiple choice questions:
- Question 2539
- Question 2538
- Question 2537
- Question 2536
- Question 2535
- Question 2534
- Question 2533
- Question 2532
- Question 2531
- Question 2530
- Question 2529
- Question 2528
- Question 2527
- Question 2526
- Question 2525
- Question 2524
- Question 2523
- Question 2522
- Question 2521
- Question 2520
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