Radiology of the Thorax Flashcards

1
Q

five densities of xray?

A
air
fat
soft tissue/water
calcification
metal
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2
Q

opacity

A

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3
Q

consolidation

A

filling alveoli with junk

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4
Q

interstitium

A

connective tissue throughout the lung

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5
Q

atelectasis

A

volume loss within alveoli

-collapse

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6
Q

three divisions of interstitium

A

bronchovascular
parenchymal
subpleural

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7
Q

major pathologic patterns of interstitium

A

reticular
nodular
septal

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8
Q

secondary pulmonary lobule

A

important for recognizing what you see on CT

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9
Q

silhouette sign

A

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10
Q

CXR frontal anatomy

A

trachea
right paratracheal stripe
carina
left mainstem bronchi

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11
Q

right paratracheal stripe

A

thin along side of trachea

where adenopathy will occur

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12
Q

carina

A

splitting of trachea to mainstem bronchi

endotracheal tube placement

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13
Q

when kid inhales a peanut?

A

goes into the right bronchi

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14
Q

CXR lateral anatomy

A

trachea
right upper lobe bronchus
carina
left mainstem bronchus

great for localizing disease

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15
Q

left mainstem bronchus

A

gives you a circle laterally

because it is obliquely oriented

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16
Q

3 moguls of mediastinum (left)

A

aortic arch
main pulmonary artery
left ventricle

AP window

CXR frontal anatomy

17
Q

right mediastinum

A

superior vena cava
hilum
right atrium

18
Q

azygous arch

A

creates tear drop over right main stem bronchus

19
Q

mediastinal lines/stripes

A

CXR frontal anatomy

junctional lines - where lungs meet with eachother medially
azygoesophageal recess - azygous drops down mediastinum along esophagous

20
Q

azygoesophageal recess significance?

A

it its not straight, can indicate hiatal hernia

21
Q

mediastinum windows?

A

CXR lateral anatomy
-black

retrosternal
retrotracheal
retrocardiac

22
Q

vessels of mediastinum

A

CXR lateral anatomy

aorta
left pulmonary artery - above left mainstem bronchus
IVC

23
Q

heart in mediastinum?

A

CXR lateral anatomy

right ventricle
left atrium

24
Q

left atrium

A

like a backpack on the heart

25
Q

valve position on CXR

A

frontal - aortic above mitral

lateral - line from left mainstem bronchus to cardiac recess

  • above its aortic
  • below or on line mitral
26
Q

CXR frontal anatomy bones?

A
spine- cervical, thoracic, lumbar vertebrae
ribs - anterior, posterior (and lateral)
clavicles
scapula
humerus
27
Q

looking at ribs?

A

looking for adequate depth of respiration by counting ribs

28
Q

CXR lateral anatomy bones?

A
spine - cervical, thoracic, lumar
ribs
sternum
scapula***
humerus
29
Q

closer to the xray beam

A

casts larger shadow

-therefore, lateral view gives ribs of different sizes

30
Q

ideal frontal CXR?

A

chest up against film to get heart

31
Q

ideal laterl CXR?

A

left up against film to get heart

32
Q

frontal CXR anatomy lungs?

A

?

33
Q

lobar anatomy?

A

lateral allows localization of mass