Test your skills!

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Question 1: Which answer is wrong? Important factors for a good chest X-ray are...

	Erect position
	Slight patient rotation to the left to make the heart midline
	PA + lateral projection
	Good inspiration
	Lung apices and both costophrenic angles visible

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Question 2: What is the most likely conclusion?

	Normal
	Inproper technique
	COPD
	Lung cancer
	Cardiomegaly

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Question 3: What is your diagnosis?

	Aortic aneurysm
	Echinococcus cyst
	Left atrial enlargement
	Artefact
	Lung cancer

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Question 4: Is there anything wrong?

	Artefact
	Large tumor
	Normal
	Large effusion
	Large atelectasis

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Question 5: The patient has likley…

	COPD
	CAD
	CJD
	CHF
	CLL

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Question 6: What is wrong here?

	Rib fractures
	Pneumothorax
	Large bulla
	Cardiomegaly
	Pleural effusion

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Question 7: This child should be treated for…

	Pleural effusion
	Substernal goiter
	Asthma
	Pneumonia
	Lung cancer

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Question 8: What is the patient's biggest problem?

	Large left pneumonia
	Tube misplacement
	Large left pleural effusion
	Large left lung cancer
	Left opacification is due to large breasts

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Question 9: What is wrong (the most)?

	Lung cancer
	Normal
	Central line misplacement
	EKG lead over left upper chest
	Poor technique