Radiology, bones of the hand/feet, scleroderma [04/03/21] Flashcards

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Pneumonic to comment on adequacy

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RIPE [rotation, inspiration, penetration, exposure]

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Pneumonic for looking through an XR

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Airway 
Breathing
Circulation
Diaphragm
Everything else
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Describing abnormalities

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  1. Number [single/multiple]
  2. Shape [round/oval/lobulated]
  3. Margin [well circumsribed/zone of transmission]
  4. Composition [radiolucent, radioopaque, fluid level]
  5. Associated features
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Inspiration part of film adequacy

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7 anterior ribs, 9 posterior

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5
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What should you never forgert on a film

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Patient details!

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6
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signed of TENSION pneumonthorax

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Deviated trachea toward affected side

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What can COVID cause on XR?

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Bilateral consolidative picture; atypical pneumonia

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What can also cause atypical pneumonia?

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Legionella

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9
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How to position pt with atypical pneumonia from COVID

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Lie them prone [helps with O2 sats]

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Pleural effusion signs XR

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Anterior and posterior projections of fluid level [meniscus]; can hide hilar/lung Ca if they’re large

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Mx for pleural effusion?

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Aspirate and see exudate/transudate

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CCF sign on CXR

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Heart covers half the distance

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13
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Type of lines seen in CCF?

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Kerley B/C lines [though wary as also kerly D/E lines]

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What are kerly B lines?

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Ones perpendicular to the chest wall

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Sx of metastatic lung ca

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Multiple small radioopaque lesions bilaterally, loss of costophrenic angles

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Types of tumour example can be affected CXR

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RCC, can be others

17
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RCC on an CXR?

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Cannonball met

18
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What does prostate cancer met look like CXR?

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Radiolucent areas

19
Q

How to differentiate between large and small bowels?

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Features of each [e.g. haustra lines don;t cross all the way large]

20
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Do we AXR patients for bowel obstruction if indicated?

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No, we CT as clearer view

21
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Name of condition for perforated bowel where lots of fluid leaks out?

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Pneuoperitoneum

22
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best case scenario perforated bowel/

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After surgery

23
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Latin name for kidney stones

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Neprolithiasis

24
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major muscle seen in pelvis XR usually?

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What follows the psoas major can be identified?
The ureters
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Will all stones show up on XR?
NO, only ones with calcium [80%]
27
What are the other kidney stones made up of?
uric acid, struvite
28
type of bony breaks [there are 9]
simple transverse, oblique, spiral, then werid butterfly names, complex, multi-framgented
29
Positions describing fracture femur
Epiphseal region, subtrochanteric, intracapcular, supracondular, diaphyseal region
30
Wrist fracture name
Colles fracture
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Technique describing fracture
Pattern: simple/comminuted, shape [transverse/oblique/spiral/avulsion level of fracture - intra-extra-articular, epiphyseal, metaphyseal, diaphyseal deformity [if there is one] - translation/displacement, anulation, rotation
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What is the classification commonly used in ankle fractures?
Weber's classification [for lateral malleolar fractures]