DXI III -Chest & Abdomen Quiz Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Update | Verified
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DXI III -Chest & Abdomen
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DXI III -Chest & Abdomen
Mediastinal lymphadenopathy - Which of the following chest diseases would be best assessed
with magnetic resonance imaging, as opposed to computed tomography?
Retrosternal clear space within the anterior mediastinum - Knowledge of the different
radiographic divisions (mediastinal divisions) of t...
Mediastinal lymphadenopathy - Which of the following chest diseases would be best assessed
with magnetic resonance imaging, as opposed to computed tomography?
Retrosternal clear space within the anterior mediastinum - Knowledge of the different
radiographic divisions (mediastinal divisions) of the chest is key to the correct differential diagnosis. The
region between the sternum and the anterior heart is called the?
"Check-valve" bronchial obstruction/air trapping or pneumothorax - An expiratory chest
radiography may be beneficial in further assessment of a patient with suspected _________.
40-inch focal film distance - Which of the following is not a typical part of the technical protocol of
chest radiography?
Azygous fissure - The arrows represent?
Enlarged hilum - Which of the following is the most accurate finding for this patient?
Middle lobe - The triangular shaped density noted on the lateral chest radiograph represents the
right _________.
Solitary pulmonary nodule/mass - What radiographic pattern of disease is evident?
Mass - Which pattern is present here?
Reduce the object to film distance
Reduce penumbra
, Reduce magnification - Why should the lateral chest be taken with the left side closets to the film
whenever possible?
Interstitial - Which pattern is present here?
Silhouette - Which radiographic sign accounts for part non-visualization of the right heart border
on the PA radiograph?
Kerley B lines - The linear densities noted at the lateral margins of the lower lunge are known as
________.
Silhouette - In radiographs, obliteration of anatomic borders between tissues of similar density in
contact with one another defines the _________ sign.
Right upper - Atelectasis of which lobe is associated with the "S" sign of Golden?
Inferior - Which of the following is the most common accessory lung fissure?
Trachea, primary bronchi, respiratory bronchiole, alveolar duct - Arrange the airways from biggest
to smallest diameter.
Consolidation - Which pattern is present here?
Consolidation - Which radiographic pattern of disease is evident?
Diffuse interstitial disease - Which of the following best characterizes the radiographic pattern of
lung disease?
Mass in the lung - Where is the lesion?
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