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CXR Approach

CXR Approach

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Sandip Sing

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9 Slides • 16 Questions

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What type of view is this ??

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What are the parameters to determine quality of Chest X-ray ??

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is adequate inspiration taken ??

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is it adequately penetrated film ??

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what problem with this film??

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18 yrs female came with complain with non specific neck pain without fracture. What is the problem in this film ??

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what abnormalities seen in CXR??

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What is the significance of tracheal shifting observed in a chest X-ray?

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It indicates mediastinal shift.

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It indicates rib fracture.

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It indicates pulmonary edema.

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It indicates gastric bubble.

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what findings is there in this film ??

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Which of the following should be checked when assessing the lung zone and bone in a chest X-ray?

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Pulmonary artery and bronchovascular markings

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Presence of lung lobes

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Rib continuity

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Dark voids in the periphery

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Multiple Choice

What should the cardiothoracic ratio be in a normal adult chest X-ray?

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Less than 0.5

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Greater than 0.7

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Exactly 1.0

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Less than 0.3

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Describe the importance of evaluating extra thoracic bone and soft tissue in a chest X-ray and what abnormalities you might look for.

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What does a normally positioned gastric bubble on a chest X-ray help rule out?

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Diaphragmatic hernia and situs ambiguity

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Pneumothorax

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Cardiomegaly

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Pulmonary embolism

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Multiple Choice

The ABCDEFGH approach in chest radiology helps systematically evaluate a chest X-ray. What does the letter 'C' stand for in this approach?

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Cardio (Heart including mediastinum and retrocardiac space)

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Costophrenic angle

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Clavicle

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Cavity

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Reflecting on the systemic approach to chest radiology (ABCDEFGH), which component do you find most challenging to assess and why?

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