Must Know Chest Xray
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A 25 yo male, after motorbike accident, presented at BIMC ER with this chest xray. What would you like to do next ?
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Arrange consultation to surgeon
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Immediately arrange chest tube insertion by surgeon
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Admit patient to ward for observation
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Perform CT-scan of the chest
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This is a quiz for must know chest xray for BIMC Doctors.
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What would be the course of action in a 45 yo male with this chest xray ?
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Thoracotomy
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Chest tube insertion
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Thoracentesis for diagnostic only
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Thoracentesis for diagnostic and treatment
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A. Thoracentesis for diagnostic and treatmentExplanation
At first onset of pleural effusion, with a modeate amount of fluid, thoracentesis for diagnostic and treatment would be adequate. Chest tube insertion and Thoracotomy is reserved for persistent cases.Rate this question:
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What do you see in this chest xray ?
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Cavitary lesion
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Lung abscess
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Lung Mass
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Calcification
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A. Cavitary lesionExplanation
From the image, there seems to be a cavity-like structure, suggesting a cavitary lesion. This is characterized by an air-filled space within the lung tissue, which can be due to various causes like infections (e.g., tuberculosis) or other conditions.Rate this question:
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What would be the symptoms of this patient ?
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Chest pain, heaviness in character, radiates to left arm and neck
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Chest pain, squeezing in character, middle, alleviated upon leaning forward
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Chest pain, tearing in character, middle, radiated to the back
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Chest pain, retrosternal, burning in character, aggravated with food intake
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A. Chest pain, tearing in character, middle, radiated to the backExplanation
Xray above is Aortic dissection. The most common character of chest pain is option C.Rate this question:
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A 78 yo male with persistent cough for 7 days, productive of greenish phlegm, presented to our hospital with shortness of breath. Xray as shown above. He is a heavy alcoholic drinker. What would be the possible cause of the above findings ?
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Streptococcus Pneumoniae
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Legionella Sp.
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Klebsiella Sp.
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H. Influenzae
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A. Klebsiella Sp.Explanation
In alcoholic and Diabetic patient, Klebsiella is more common.Rate this question:
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This 47 year old man presented with sudden onset sharp, central, abdominal pain. He has a history of indigestion. Examination of the abdomen: abdomen was tender; rigid; no masses. What would be the possible diagnosis ?
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Pneumothorax
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Diaphragmatic Hernia
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Perforated Duodenal Ulcer
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Diaphragma Paralysis
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A. Perforated Duodenal UlcerExplanation
Above xray showed Pneumoperitoneum. It is a free air under diaphragm. The most possible cause from above options is Perforated Duodenal Ulcer.Rate this question:
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67 yo male presented with this chest xray in the clinic. His Calcium level is high. What type of cancer do you think this man has ?
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Small Cell Lung Cancer
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Adenocarcinoma
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Squamous cell Lung Cancer
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Large Cell Lung Cancer
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A. Squamous cell Lung CancerExplanation
The above xray showed lung mass. As the patient has Hypercalcemia, the most common type of cancer is Squamous cell, due to the secretion of parathyroid hormone-like peptides. Small cell lung cancer may secret ADH or ACTH.Rate this question:
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