logging in or signing up CXR Small group Activity palmerry Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 654 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 21, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Chest Radiograph Review: PCM Small Group Session : Chest Radiograph Review: PCM Small Group Session Review Objectives : Review Objectives Develop an approach to the chest radiograph Identify normal anatomy of the cardiopulmonary structures on the radiograph Describe common pathological findings on the radiograph Initial Evaluation: Technical Considerations : Initial Evaluation: Technical Considerations PA versus AP ExaminationScapula Position Can Help AP View: 7-10% magnification : PA versus AP ExaminationScapula Position Can Help AP View: 7-10% magnification Rotation: Medial Clavicles With Reference To The Spinous Process (Arrows)Rotated to Right Rotated to Left : Rotation: Medial Clavicles With Reference To The Spinous Process (Arrows)Rotated to Right Rotated to Left Radiographic ExposureUnderexposed Overexposed : Radiographic ExposureUnderexposed Overexposed Case 1:Normal PA Chest Radiograph : Case 1:Normal PA Chest Radiograph Case 2:Normal Lateral Projection : Case 2:Normal Lateral Projection Case 3: Enlarged Lymph Nodes on Lateral Projection : Case 3: Enlarged Lymph Nodes on Lateral Projection Hilar Lymph node Enlargement:Doughnut Sign”Black arrow – Left distal main bronchus (center part)White arrows – Enlarged nodes (doughnut part) Sarcoid : Hilar Lymph node Enlargement:Doughnut Sign”Black arrow – Left distal main bronchus (center part)White arrows – Enlarged nodes (doughnut part) Sarcoid Case 4:Normal Variant – What is it? : Case 4:Normal Variant – What is it? Case 5:Serious Problem: Where Is It Located?(What density is it?) : Case 5:Serious Problem: Where Is It Located?(What density is it?) Case 6:19 year old male with acute shortness of breathHow do you describe this? : Case 6:19 year old male with acute shortness of breathHow do you describe this? Case 7:Respiratory Failure : Case 7:Respiratory Failure Case 8:No History – What is the abnormality? : Case 8:No History – What is the abnormality? Case 9:40 year old male with HIVCough, fever and shortness of breath. : Case 9:40 year old male with HIVCough, fever and shortness of breath. Case 10:Increased hypoxia in a young patient who has just been “extubated”. : Case 10:Increased hypoxia in a young patient who has just been “extubated”. Case 11:67 year old with shortness of breath “while lying down” and pitting edema in his feet.What are the abnormalities on the radiograph? : Case 11:67 year old with shortness of breath “while lying down” and pitting edema in his feet.What are the abnormalities on the radiograph? Case 12:78 year old male with chronic shortness of breath.What is the abnormality on the chest radiograph? : Case 12:78 year old male with chronic shortness of breath.What is the abnormality on the chest radiograph? Hint: Heavy Smoking History : Hint: Heavy Smoking History Case 13:17 year old male with a chronic productive cough, fever and weight loss.What are the 2 major abnormalities present? : Case 13:17 year old male with a chronic productive cough, fever and weight loss.What are the 2 major abnormalities present? Follow-up Case:Chronic abnormality on this chest radiograph…What is its distribution and possible cause? : Follow-up Case:Chronic abnormality on this chest radiograph…What is its distribution and possible cause? Case 14:Chest pain after line placement(Both sides were attempted). : Case 14:Chest pain after line placement(Both sides were attempted). Case 15:Fever, cough over 5 days. : Case 15:Fever, cough over 5 days. Case 16: Shortness of breath and ovarian cancer.There are no breath sounds on the right side…why? : Case 16: Shortness of breath and ovarian cancer.There are no breath sounds on the right side…why? PCM Small Group Review Session: Chest RadiographsFeedback? : PCM Small Group Review Session: Chest RadiographsFeedback? You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
CXR Small group Activity palmerry Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 654 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 21, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Chest Radiograph Review: PCM Small Group Session : Chest Radiograph Review: PCM Small Group Session Review Objectives : Review Objectives Develop an approach to the chest radiograph Identify normal anatomy of the cardiopulmonary structures on the radiograph Describe common pathological findings on the radiograph Initial Evaluation: Technical Considerations : Initial Evaluation: Technical Considerations PA versus AP ExaminationScapula Position Can Help AP View: 7-10% magnification : PA versus AP ExaminationScapula Position Can Help AP View: 7-10% magnification Rotation: Medial Clavicles With Reference To The Spinous Process (Arrows)Rotated to Right Rotated to Left : Rotation: Medial Clavicles With Reference To The Spinous Process (Arrows)Rotated to Right Rotated to Left Radiographic ExposureUnderexposed Overexposed : Radiographic ExposureUnderexposed Overexposed Case 1:Normal PA Chest Radiograph : Case 1:Normal PA Chest Radiograph Case 2:Normal Lateral Projection : Case 2:Normal Lateral Projection Case 3: Enlarged Lymph Nodes on Lateral Projection : Case 3: Enlarged Lymph Nodes on Lateral Projection Hilar Lymph node Enlargement:Doughnut Sign”Black arrow – Left distal main bronchus (center part)White arrows – Enlarged nodes (doughnut part) Sarcoid : Hilar Lymph node Enlargement:Doughnut Sign”Black arrow – Left distal main bronchus (center part)White arrows – Enlarged nodes (doughnut part) Sarcoid Case 4:Normal Variant – What is it? : Case 4:Normal Variant – What is it? Case 5:Serious Problem: Where Is It Located?(What density is it?) : Case 5:Serious Problem: Where Is It Located?(What density is it?) Case 6:19 year old male with acute shortness of breathHow do you describe this? : Case 6:19 year old male with acute shortness of breathHow do you describe this? Case 7:Respiratory Failure : Case 7:Respiratory Failure Case 8:No History – What is the abnormality? : Case 8:No History – What is the abnormality? Case 9:40 year old male with HIVCough, fever and shortness of breath. : Case 9:40 year old male with HIVCough, fever and shortness of breath. Case 10:Increased hypoxia in a young patient who has just been “extubated”. : Case 10:Increased hypoxia in a young patient who has just been “extubated”. Case 11:67 year old with shortness of breath “while lying down” and pitting edema in his feet.What are the abnormalities on the radiograph? : Case 11:67 year old with shortness of breath “while lying down” and pitting edema in his feet.What are the abnormalities on the radiograph? Case 12:78 year old male with chronic shortness of breath.What is the abnormality on the chest radiograph? : Case 12:78 year old male with chronic shortness of breath.What is the abnormality on the chest radiograph? Hint: Heavy Smoking History : Hint: Heavy Smoking History Case 13:17 year old male with a chronic productive cough, fever and weight loss.What are the 2 major abnormalities present? : Case 13:17 year old male with a chronic productive cough, fever and weight loss.What are the 2 major abnormalities present? Follow-up Case:Chronic abnormality on this chest radiograph…What is its distribution and possible cause? : Follow-up Case:Chronic abnormality on this chest radiograph…What is its distribution and possible cause? Case 14:Chest pain after line placement(Both sides were attempted). : Case 14:Chest pain after line placement(Both sides were attempted). Case 15:Fever, cough over 5 days. : Case 15:Fever, cough over 5 days. Case 16: Shortness of breath and ovarian cancer.There are no breath sounds on the right side…why? : Case 16: Shortness of breath and ovarian cancer.There are no breath sounds on the right side…why? PCM Small Group Review Session: Chest RadiographsFeedback? : PCM Small Group Review Session: Chest RadiographsFeedback?