X-Ray Flashcards

1
Q

Primary indication of X-Ray

A

Exclude lung pathology

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2
Q

In case of PTX, what should you tell the patient?

Expire/Inspire

A

Expire

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3
Q

How to analyze chest X-Ray?

A

Spiral, from outside to center

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4
Q

Chest X-Ray hidden areas

A

Apical zones
Hilar zones
Retrocardial zone
Zone below the dome of the diaphragm

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5
Q

How can we change the penetration of X-Ray?

A

Change the voltage

Change the current

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6
Q

Why are bones white on X-Ray?

A

Dense structures, attenuate a lot of photons

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7
Q

What will result in darker image?

A

High tube voltage

High tube current

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8
Q

In optimal chest X-ray during Inspiration, what should be the level of the diaphragm?

A

Post. arch of the 10-11th ribs

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9
Q

Why will the heart appear larger in AP CXR?

A

It is further away from the detector

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10
Q

Why is supine CXR is not recommanded?

A

Heart will appear larger
Pleural fluids will be spread out
Diaphragm is higher

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11
Q

Increased transparency on CXR can point us towards?

A

PTX

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12
Q

Lung abscess will appear on CXR as

A

Basket handle sign

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13
Q

What is a common cause of PTX (Not trauma)

A

central venous cannulation

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14
Q

Where should the endotracheal tube be placed?

A

2-3 cm above the tracheal bifurcation

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15
Q

When is free peritoneal air a normal finding?

A

After abdominal surgery

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16
Q

What imaging is more sensitive than X-Ray for free peritoneal air?

17
Q

CXR is not recommended in this following cases

A

Screening for TB/COPD
Pre-employment screening
Lung cancer screening

18
Q

What is the right way of lung cancer imaging?

A

Low dose unenhanced CT

19
Q

If we suspect rib fructure, what kind of image should we ask for?

20
Q

When should we get an abdominal X-Ray?

A

Suspected Ileus
Suspected bowel perforation
Foreigb body

21
Q

Does a negative X-Ray rules out:
Suspected Ileus
Suspected bowel perforation
Foreigb body

22
Q

Lateral decubitus view is also called

A

Frimann-Dahl view

23
Q

GI contrast media for XR

A

Iodine

Barium

24
Q

Which contrast media can cause peritonitis?

25
Which contrast media is concider safe?
Iodine based
26
Define Fluoroscopy
XR video for the upper GI
27
How can we investigate the biliary tract steenosis or occlusion?
Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangio- Pancreatography ERCP
28
Which imaging modality can detect bone fructure also in early stages?
MRI | CT
29
Which imaging modality is best for the visualization of Osteomyelitis?
MRI | Bone scintigraphy
30
What is the gold standard imaging modality for Nephrolithiasis?
Low Dose Non-Enhanced abdominal CT
31
When us XR not indicated?
Nephrolithiasis Head trauma Paranasal sinus