CHEST & ABD I.A. Flashcards

CHEST & ABDOMEN IMAGE ANALYSIS

1
Q

Proper Position?

A

Yes
1 inch apicies above clavicles
vert in middle / equal distance lungs both sides
10 posterior ribs
no scapula in field
lung markings clear
no mandible, rotation or tilting visible

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2
Q

Body Habitus & Casette Size

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Hypersthenic
cross wise

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3
Q

Body Habitus & Casette Size

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Sthenic / Average
lengthwise

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4
Q

Body Habitus & Casette Size

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Hyposthenic / Thin
Lengthwise

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5
Q

Body Habitus & Casette Size

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Asthenic/ Slender
Lengthwise

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6
Q

Analyze Image

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Scoliosis - Vertebral column shifts laterally. The distance from the vertebral column to the lateral lung edges will vary down the length of each lung.

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7
Q

Analyze Image

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Breast Implants appear whiter / denser on image

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8
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Analyze Image

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Rotation Present based on Clavicles -
Left Clavicle over spine / Right Clav away =
patient rotated to left, right side away from IR - LAO position

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9
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Analyze Image

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Pneumothorax - darker lung appearance / lack of lung markings

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10
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Analyze Image

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Pneumothorax - Darker king appearance / lack of lung markings

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11
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Analyze Image

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Ateclatisis - collapsed lung / increase technique

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12
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Analyze Image

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Pleural Effusion - Fluid in lung / blunting of costraphrenic angel and diaphragm

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13
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Analyze Image

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Pleural Effusion - Fluid in lung / blunting of costraphrenic angel and diaphragm

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14
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Analyze Image

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COVID PNUEMONIA - opacities of lungs
- cloudy appearance

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15
Q

What is this pointing to?

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Free intraperium air of the LEFT side

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16
Q

What is this pointing to?

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Free intraperium air of the LEFT side

17
Q

Analyze Image

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Sinus Inverses - congenital deformity makes image appear flipped / heart on RIGHT side

18
Q

What tube is displayed?

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Tracheotomy Tube - inserted 1-2 in above carina

19
Q

What tube is displayed?

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NG TUBE - inserted into stomach

20
Q

Analyze Image

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ROTATED
- Rotated to the RIGHT side anterior
-Ribs more than 1/2 in separated
-RIGHT lung in front of sternum = R rotation

21
Q

Analyze Image

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ROTATED
-Rotated LEFT anterior
- Ribs more than 1/2 inch separated
-Heart past sternum
-No right lung in front of sternum = left anterior

22
Q

Analyze Image

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TILTING
- Hemidiaphragm not superimposed

23
Q

Analyze Image

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TILTING
-hemidiaphragms not superimposed
- Left gastric bubble superior to R hemi

24
Q

What Pathology is indicated

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Pleural Effusion of R lung
blunting of r diaphragm

25
Q

Analyze Image

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Excessive Caudal angle of supine cxr
- Ribs more vertical
-Manubrium below T4
-Clavicles lower / more 1inch apicies above clavicle

26
Q

Analyze image

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Excessive Cephalic
- Clavicles higher / less than 1 inch apicies above clavicles
-Ribs horizontal
- Manubrium higher T4

27
Q

Analyze Image

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Excessive Caudal
- more than 1 inch apicies above clavicle
-Ribs more vertical

28
Q

Analyze Oblique Chest Image

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Oblique Chest - Inadequate Rotation
- 1 Lung should be 2x larger than left
- Heart too close to spine

29
Q

Analyze The Oblique Chest

  • What Position
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Adequate RAO chest
- 1 side 2x bigger than left
- Heart away from spine

30
Q

Analyze Oblique Chest

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Oblique Chest - Too much rotation
- 1 side lung / almost lateral

31
Q

Analyze Image / Position

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ADEQUATE KUB
- Spine in middle / Spinous process centered in vertebral body
-T12 ensure kidneys in image
-Wings symmetrical
-Bladder & Pubis Symph included

32
Q

Analyze Image / Position

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Adequate UPRIGHT ABDOMEN
- Diaphragm included
- Spine centered / spinous process in middle of vert body
- Wings symmetrical
- Adequate Expiration / Diaphragm above T11

33
Q

What is the arrow pointing to

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Free Intra Air

34
Q

Pathology Demonstrated

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Bowel Gas

35
Q

Analyze Image

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ABDOMEN ROTATION
- Patient rotated to left closer / Right away from IR = LPO position

  • Spinous Process not centered / closer to RIGHT SIDE
  • Wings not symmetrical/ RIGHT narrower
36
Q

Analyze Image

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ROTATED
- Patient rotated to RIGHT side closer, left side away from IR = RPO
-Spinous process to left
- Left wing narrower

37
Q

Analyze KUB Image
- how do you know it’s KUB & that there’s an error?

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SUPINE KUB ABDOMEN
clipped image
- Marker says supine
- KUB must include pubis symph
- doesn’t need Diaphragm

38
Q

Analyze Upright Abdomen Image

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UPRIGHT ABDOMEN

Incorrect Expiration - Diaphragm below T11 means not on full expiration