WorksheetsCVR xray revision
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
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?
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
