Radiology Quiz SLMA Congress

1. Patient 30y, C/O cough and fever. Diagnosis?

• Right Lower lobe consolidation

• Right lower lobe medial segment consolidation

• Right middle lobe consolidation

• Right lower lobe malignancy

2. Patient 50y, Mx for dengue fever, Fever Day 4. Diagnosis and next radiological investigation.

• Possible right side pleural effusion. Do right lateral chest X ray

• Possible left side effusion. Do left lateral chest X ray

• Possible right side effusion. Do USS assessment

• Possible left side effusion. Do USS assessment

3. Patient 50y male, C/O blood stained cough. Probable diagnosis ?

• Right upper lobe consolidation

• Right hilar mass with right upper lobe collapse

• Right side neck mass extending to thorax

• Cardiomegaly with left atrial dilatation

4. Patient 50y, C/O Chronic cough. Probable diagnosis ?

• Miliary tuberculosis

• Fibrosing interstitial lung disease

• Pulmonary haemorrhages

• Viral pneumonia with bronchiolitis

5. Patient with rheumatoid arthritis, C/O Chronic cough. Probable diagnosis ?

• Pulmonary embolism

• Viral pneumonia

• Cystic bronchiectasis

• Usual interstitial pneumonia

6. Patient 50y old male, C/O chronic cough. What is the most likely diagnosis?

• Left lower lobe pneumonia

• Left side diaphragmatic hernia

• Left lower lobe cystic bronchiectasis

• Left lower lobe collapse

7. One year old child, Cyanosis since birth. What is the diagnosis?

• Transposition of Great arteries

• Tetrology of Fallot

• Ebstein Anomaly

• Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous connection (TAPVC)

8. Patient 14y, Mild on & off chest pain, No fever. What will you do to confirm the diagnosis?

• Do a lateral Chest X ray

• Do a HRCT chest

• Examine the patient

• Sputum AFB/Gene Xpert/Cultures

9. Patient 50y, ICU care after brain surgery, Post op day 1. What will you do next ?

• CECT chest

• IC tube insertion to left side

• USS chest followed by guided aspiration

• Adjust the ET tube

10. Elderly female - confusion and fever. Patient clinical history not known. B/L lung signs present. Story of the Xray.

• Pulmonary haemorrhage due to leptospirosis

• Pulmonary TB with secondary fungal infection

• Breast CA with pulmonary metastasis

• Pulmonary metastasis from gastric malignancy