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Question 1: Which answer is wrong?
Important factors for a good chest X-ray are...
PA + lateral projection
Erect position
Good inspiration
Slight patient rotation to the left to make the heart midline
Lung apices and both costophrenic angles visible
Question 2: What is the most likely conclusion?
Inproper technique
Cardiomegaly
Lung cancer
COPD
Normal
Question 3: What is your diagnosis?
Lung cancer
Artefact
Left atrial enlargement
Echinococcus cyst
Aortic aneurysm
Question 4: Is there anything wrong?
Large tumor
Normal
Large effusion
Large atelectasis
Artefact
Question 5: The patient has likley…
CLL
COPD
CHF
CAD
CJD
Question 6: What is wrong here?
Rib fractures
Cardiomegaly
Large bulla
Pneumothorax
Pleural effusion
Question 7: This child should be treated for…
Asthma
Substernal goiter
Lung cancer
Pleural effusion
Pneumonia
Question 8: What is the patient's biggest problem?
Large left lung cancer
Left opacification is due to large breasts
Large left pneumonia
Tube misplacement
Large left pleural effusion
Question 9: What is wrong (the most)?
Lung cancer
Normal
EKG lead over left upper chest
Central line misplacement
Poor technique
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