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WorksheetsWWYD 1-5 Scenario quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which sign is synonymous with a LEFT upper lobe collapse
Veil sign
S-sign of Golden
Sail sign
Black bronchus sign
Which are possible causes for a LOBAR COLLAPSE?
Endobronchial mass
Pancreatitis
Mucus Plugging
Pleural Effusion
Pneumothorax
When would you suspect a malignant cause (rather than infective) for a lobar collapse when reporting a chest radiograph
Completely normal previous chest radiograph
Outpatient film
Surrounding consolidation
Infective symptoms in history
What is the correct modality of imaging for SUSPECTED LUNG CANCER on a chest radiograph?
CT Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis with Contrast
CT Thorax Non-contrast
CT Thorax with Contrast
CT Thorax and Abdomen with Contrast
MRI Thorax and CT Abdomen
What should be recommended if infective consolidation is suspected on chest radiograph?
Repeat Chest Radiograph in 6 Weeks
No Follow-up Imaging
Respiratory Referral
CT Thorax (Non-contrast
What is the correct next step when malignancy of an unknown primary (i.e not lung) is suspected on a chest radiograph?
CT Thorax Non-contrast
CT Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis with Contrast
CT Head, Neck, Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis with Contrast
CT Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis with Contrast
What is the correct phase of contrast when suspected thoracic malignancy?
Venous
Arterial
Non-contrast
Pulmonary Arterial
Dual phase (Split Bolus)
Why is venous phase the correct choice of contrast in CT to characterise thoracic malignancy?
Better enhancement of pleura
Better enhancement of pulmonary arteries
Better enhancement of mediastinal structures
Better enhancement of primary lesion
Reduced streak artefact
What are suspicious features for pleural mesothelioma on chest radiograph?
Unilateral effusion
Circumferential pleural thickening
Pleural plaques
Rib destruction from pleural mass
Chest wall invasion of pleural mass
Which of these are differentials for an anterior mediastinal mass?
Thymoma
Lymphoma
Thyroid goitre
Toxic Mediastinitis
Teratoma (Germ Cell Tumour
What is the INITIAL choice of imaging for suspected anterior mediastinal mass?
CT Thorax with Contrast
MRI Thorax
CT Thorax Non-contrast
CT Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis with Contrast
When is MRI Thorax utilised for imaging an anterior mediastinal mass?
Follow-up in young patients
Initial staging of lesion
Delineating between solid and cystic components
Differentiating between thymoma and thymic hyperplasia
Routine Follow-up in all patients
