CVR xray revision

Poorly defined left heart border due to

• consolidation of the left lingula

• Consolidation of the right middle lobe

• Left lingula collapse

• Left lingula atelactasis

Most significant clinical finding is

• productive cough

• Shortness of breath

• Wheezing

• A and B

Which of the following is the non-rebreather mask?

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What is the the main finding?

• Pleural effusion

• Left lower lobe atelactasis

• Pneumothorax

• Left lower lobe consolidation

One of the main sign of detection of pleural effusion in chest xray is:

• Cardiomegaly

• Shift of the trachea toward the same side

• Unclear costophrenic angles

• Enlarged lung

What is the main finding?

• Bilateral collapse

• Bilateral consolidation

• Bilateral pleural effusion

• Pulmonary edema

Consolidation or infiltration is the term used when the alveoli are filled with

• Puss

• Fluid

• Blood

• All of the above

Atelactasis or collapse is the condition where the alveoli:

• Lose the air

• Filled with fluid

• Filled with more air

• Remain normal

To ensure that the patient was not rotated in the x-ray image we should check:

• Clavicles and spinous process

• Intervertebral disc should be clear

• Count of the ribs

• The diaghram

What is the main technical problem of this chest xray?

• Exposure

• Rotation

• Count of the ribs

• A and B