Deck 27: Chest Patterns

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<strong>  The appearance of the hilar regions in Figure 27-3 is best described as __________.</strong> A) Batwing B) Potato nodes C) Kerley C lines D) Ranke complex <div style=padding-top: 35px>
The appearance of the hilar regions in Figure 27-3 is best described as __________.

A) Batwing
B) Potato nodes
C) Kerley C lines
D) Ranke complex
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<strong>  Which radiographic sign accounts for part non-visualization of the right heart border on the PA radiograph?</strong> A) S-shaped Golden B) Luftsichel C) Plate D) Silhouette <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which radiographic sign accounts for part non-visualization of the right heart border on the PA radiograph?

A) S-shaped Golden
B) Luftsichel
C) Plate
D) Silhouette
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<strong>  Which of the following conditions would be most likely if enlarged right paratracheal nodes were also present on the radiographs and Figure 27-3?</strong> A) Bronchogenic carcinoma B) Lymphoma C) Leukemia D) Sarcoidosis <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which of the following conditions would be most likely if enlarged right paratracheal nodes were also present on the radiographs and Figure 27-3?

A) Bronchogenic carcinoma
B) Lymphoma
C) Leukemia
D) Sarcoidosis
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<strong>  What radiographic pattern of disease is present in Figure 27-3?</strong> A) Localized airspace disease B) Enlarged hilum C) Chest wall and pleural-based lesions D) Multiple nodules and masses <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What radiographic pattern of disease is present in Figure 27-3?

A) Localized airspace disease
B) Enlarged hilum
C) Chest wall and pleural-based lesions
D) Multiple nodules and masses
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<strong>  On the basis of the position of the lesion in the periphery of the lung parenchyma, which of the following cell types is likely to make up the mass if the underlying cause is bronchogenic carcinoma?</strong> A) Squamous cell B) Adenocarcinoma C) Alveolar cell carcinoma D) Small cell carcinoma <div style=padding-top: 35px>
On the basis of the position of the lesion in the periphery of the lung parenchyma, which of the following cell types is likely to make up the mass if the underlying cause is bronchogenic carcinoma?

A) Squamous cell
B) Adenocarcinoma
C) Alveolar cell carcinoma
D) Small cell carcinoma
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<strong>  Which of the following best characterizes the radiographic pattern of lung disease and Figure 27-2?</strong> A) Multiple nodules and masses B) Diffuse alveolar disease C) Enlarged hilum D) Diffuse interstitial disease <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which of the following best characterizes the radiographic pattern of lung disease and Figure 27-2?

A) Multiple nodules and masses
B) Diffuse alveolar disease
C) Enlarged hilum
D) Diffuse interstitial disease
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<strong>  Which of the following diagnoses best accounts for the radiographic abnormalities in Figure 27-2?</strong> A) Cardiogenic pulmonary edema B) Aspiration pneumonia C) Adult respiratory distress syndrome D) Neurogenic pulmonary edema <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which of the following diagnoses best accounts for the radiographic abnormalities in Figure 27-2?

A) Cardiogenic pulmonary edema
B) Aspiration pneumonia
C) Adult respiratory distress syndrome
D) Neurogenic pulmonary edema
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Which of the following diagnostic imaging modalities would provide greatest sensitivity in further characterization of the lesion?

A) Computed tomography
B) Magnetic resonance imaging
C) Diagnostic ultrasound
D) Apical lordotic and lateral chest radiographs
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<strong>  The linear densities noted at the lateral margins of the lower lungs are known as __________.</strong> A) Kerley A lines B) Kerley B lines C) Kerley C lines D) Subsegmental atelectasis <div style=padding-top: 35px>
The linear densities noted at the lateral margins of the lower lungs are known as __________.

A) Kerley A lines
B) Kerley B lines
C) Kerley C lines
D) Subsegmental atelectasis
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<strong>  What radiographic pattern of disease is evident on Figure 27-4?</strong> A) Multiple nodules and masses B) Lung parenchymal calcifications C) Solitary pulmonary nodule/mass D) Pleural calcifications <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What radiographic pattern of disease is evident on Figure 27-4?

A) Multiple nodules and masses
B) Lung parenchymal calcifications
C) Solitary pulmonary nodule/mass
D) Pleural calcifications
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<strong>  Which of the following diagnoses would be most likely if this patient disclosed a history of cigarette smoking?</strong> A) Bronchiocarcinoid tumor B) Bronchogenic carcinoma C) Bronchogenic cyst D) Metastasis <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which of the following diagnoses would be most likely if this patient disclosed a history of cigarette smoking?

A) Bronchiocarcinoid tumor
B) Bronchogenic carcinoma
C) Bronchogenic cyst
D) Metastasis
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<strong>  Definitive diagnosis of the underlying cause of this patient's disease would best be accomplished with __________.</strong> A) Biopsy B) Computed tomography of the chest C) Sputum culture D) Spirometry <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Definitive diagnosis of the underlying cause of this patient's disease would best be accomplished with __________.

A) Biopsy
B) Computed tomography of the chest
C) Sputum culture
D) Spirometry
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<strong>  On PA chest radiographs, what is a normal measure of the pulmonary arteries?</strong> A) 5 mm B) 11 mm C) 16 mm D) 22 mm <div style=padding-top: 35px>
On PA chest radiographs, what is a normal measure of the pulmonary arteries?

A) 5 mm
B) 11 mm
C) 16 mm
D) 22 mm
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<strong>  Considering the patient's history, what is likely to be the underlying cause of this abnormality?</strong> A) Lymphadenopathy B) Mucous plug obstructing a bronchus C) Air-space consolidation D) Cardiomegaly <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Considering the patient's history, what is likely to be the underlying cause of this abnormality?

A) Lymphadenopathy
B) Mucous plug obstructing a bronchus
C) Air-space consolidation
D) Cardiomegaly
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<strong>  What other clinical symptoms are likely in this patient?</strong> A) Night sweats B) Fever C) Wheezing and dyspnea D) No symptoms (asymptomatic) <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What other clinical symptoms are likely in this patient?

A) Night sweats
B) Fever
C) Wheezing and dyspnea
D) No symptoms (asymptomatic)
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<strong>  Which radiographic pattern of disease is evident in Figure 27-1?</strong> A) Atelectasis B) Hilar and mediastinal calcification C) Enlarged hilum D) Localized alveolar (air-space) disease <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which radiographic pattern of disease is evident in Figure 27-1?

A) Atelectasis
B) Hilar and mediastinal calcification
C) Enlarged hilum
D) Localized alveolar (air-space) disease
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<strong>  Failure of which organ(s) may produce similar radiographic findings to those in Figure 27-2?</strong> A) Kidneys B) Splay C) Pancreas D) Liver <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Failure of which organ(s) may produce similar radiographic findings to those in Figure 27-2?

A) Kidneys
B) Splay
C) Pancreas
D) Liver
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<strong>  Normal transverse dimension of the heart should measure less than __________ the widest transverse dimension of the thorax measured along the inner rib margins.</strong> A) One fourth B) One third C) One half D) Two thirds <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Normal transverse dimension of the heart should measure less than __________ the widest transverse dimension of the thorax measured along the inner rib margins.

A) One fourth
B) One third
C) One half
D) Two thirds
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<strong>  The triangular-shaped density noted on the lateral chest radiograph represents the right __________.</strong> A) Hilum B) Upper lobe C) Middle lobe D) Lower lobe <div style=padding-top: 35px>
The triangular-shaped density noted on the lateral chest radiograph represents the right __________.

A) Hilum
B) Upper lobe
C) Middle lobe
D) Lower lobe
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<strong>  Doubling of the lesion's size in which of the following timeframes would support a diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma?</strong> A) 0-1 month B) 1-18 months C) 18-24 months D) 24-36 months <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Doubling of the lesion's size in which of the following timeframes would support a diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma?

A) 0-1 month
B) 1-18 months
C) 18-24 months
D) 24-36 months
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Deck 27: Chest Patterns
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<strong>  The appearance of the hilar regions in Figure 27-3 is best described as __________.</strong> A) Batwing B) Potato nodes C) Kerley C lines D) Ranke complex
The appearance of the hilar regions in Figure 27-3 is best described as __________.

A) Batwing
B) Potato nodes
C) Kerley C lines
D) Ranke complex
Potato nodes
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<strong>  Which radiographic sign accounts for part non-visualization of the right heart border on the PA radiograph?</strong> A) S-shaped Golden B) Luftsichel C) Plate D) Silhouette
Which radiographic sign accounts for part non-visualization of the right heart border on the PA radiograph?

A) S-shaped Golden
B) Luftsichel
C) Plate
D) Silhouette
Silhouette
3
<strong>  Which of the following conditions would be most likely if enlarged right paratracheal nodes were also present on the radiographs and Figure 27-3?</strong> A) Bronchogenic carcinoma B) Lymphoma C) Leukemia D) Sarcoidosis
Which of the following conditions would be most likely if enlarged right paratracheal nodes were also present on the radiographs and Figure 27-3?

A) Bronchogenic carcinoma
B) Lymphoma
C) Leukemia
D) Sarcoidosis
Sarcoidosis
4
<strong>  What radiographic pattern of disease is present in Figure 27-3?</strong> A) Localized airspace disease B) Enlarged hilum C) Chest wall and pleural-based lesions D) Multiple nodules and masses
What radiographic pattern of disease is present in Figure 27-3?

A) Localized airspace disease
B) Enlarged hilum
C) Chest wall and pleural-based lesions
D) Multiple nodules and masses
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<strong>  On the basis of the position of the lesion in the periphery of the lung parenchyma, which of the following cell types is likely to make up the mass if the underlying cause is bronchogenic carcinoma?</strong> A) Squamous cell B) Adenocarcinoma C) Alveolar cell carcinoma D) Small cell carcinoma
On the basis of the position of the lesion in the periphery of the lung parenchyma, which of the following cell types is likely to make up the mass if the underlying cause is bronchogenic carcinoma?

A) Squamous cell
B) Adenocarcinoma
C) Alveolar cell carcinoma
D) Small cell carcinoma
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<strong>  Which of the following best characterizes the radiographic pattern of lung disease and Figure 27-2?</strong> A) Multiple nodules and masses B) Diffuse alveolar disease C) Enlarged hilum D) Diffuse interstitial disease
Which of the following best characterizes the radiographic pattern of lung disease and Figure 27-2?

A) Multiple nodules and masses
B) Diffuse alveolar disease
C) Enlarged hilum
D) Diffuse interstitial disease
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<strong>  Which of the following diagnoses best accounts for the radiographic abnormalities in Figure 27-2?</strong> A) Cardiogenic pulmonary edema B) Aspiration pneumonia C) Adult respiratory distress syndrome D) Neurogenic pulmonary edema
Which of the following diagnoses best accounts for the radiographic abnormalities in Figure 27-2?

A) Cardiogenic pulmonary edema
B) Aspiration pneumonia
C) Adult respiratory distress syndrome
D) Neurogenic pulmonary edema
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Which of the following diagnostic imaging modalities would provide greatest sensitivity in further characterization of the lesion?

A) Computed tomography
B) Magnetic resonance imaging
C) Diagnostic ultrasound
D) Apical lordotic and lateral chest radiographs
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<strong>  The linear densities noted at the lateral margins of the lower lungs are known as __________.</strong> A) Kerley A lines B) Kerley B lines C) Kerley C lines D) Subsegmental atelectasis
The linear densities noted at the lateral margins of the lower lungs are known as __________.

A) Kerley A lines
B) Kerley B lines
C) Kerley C lines
D) Subsegmental atelectasis
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<strong>  What radiographic pattern of disease is evident on Figure 27-4?</strong> A) Multiple nodules and masses B) Lung parenchymal calcifications C) Solitary pulmonary nodule/mass D) Pleural calcifications
What radiographic pattern of disease is evident on Figure 27-4?

A) Multiple nodules and masses
B) Lung parenchymal calcifications
C) Solitary pulmonary nodule/mass
D) Pleural calcifications
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<strong>  Which of the following diagnoses would be most likely if this patient disclosed a history of cigarette smoking?</strong> A) Bronchiocarcinoid tumor B) Bronchogenic carcinoma C) Bronchogenic cyst D) Metastasis
Which of the following diagnoses would be most likely if this patient disclosed a history of cigarette smoking?

A) Bronchiocarcinoid tumor
B) Bronchogenic carcinoma
C) Bronchogenic cyst
D) Metastasis
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<strong>  Definitive diagnosis of the underlying cause of this patient's disease would best be accomplished with __________.</strong> A) Biopsy B) Computed tomography of the chest C) Sputum culture D) Spirometry
Definitive diagnosis of the underlying cause of this patient's disease would best be accomplished with __________.

A) Biopsy
B) Computed tomography of the chest
C) Sputum culture
D) Spirometry
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<strong>  On PA chest radiographs, what is a normal measure of the pulmonary arteries?</strong> A) 5 mm B) 11 mm C) 16 mm D) 22 mm
On PA chest radiographs, what is a normal measure of the pulmonary arteries?

A) 5 mm
B) 11 mm
C) 16 mm
D) 22 mm
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<strong>  Considering the patient's history, what is likely to be the underlying cause of this abnormality?</strong> A) Lymphadenopathy B) Mucous plug obstructing a bronchus C) Air-space consolidation D) Cardiomegaly
Considering the patient's history, what is likely to be the underlying cause of this abnormality?

A) Lymphadenopathy
B) Mucous plug obstructing a bronchus
C) Air-space consolidation
D) Cardiomegaly
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15
<strong>  What other clinical symptoms are likely in this patient?</strong> A) Night sweats B) Fever C) Wheezing and dyspnea D) No symptoms (asymptomatic)
What other clinical symptoms are likely in this patient?

A) Night sweats
B) Fever
C) Wheezing and dyspnea
D) No symptoms (asymptomatic)
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<strong>  Which radiographic pattern of disease is evident in Figure 27-1?</strong> A) Atelectasis B) Hilar and mediastinal calcification C) Enlarged hilum D) Localized alveolar (air-space) disease
Which radiographic pattern of disease is evident in Figure 27-1?

A) Atelectasis
B) Hilar and mediastinal calcification
C) Enlarged hilum
D) Localized alveolar (air-space) disease
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<strong>  Failure of which organ(s) may produce similar radiographic findings to those in Figure 27-2?</strong> A) Kidneys B) Splay C) Pancreas D) Liver
Failure of which organ(s) may produce similar radiographic findings to those in Figure 27-2?

A) Kidneys
B) Splay
C) Pancreas
D) Liver
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<strong>  Normal transverse dimension of the heart should measure less than __________ the widest transverse dimension of the thorax measured along the inner rib margins.</strong> A) One fourth B) One third C) One half D) Two thirds
Normal transverse dimension of the heart should measure less than __________ the widest transverse dimension of the thorax measured along the inner rib margins.

A) One fourth
B) One third
C) One half
D) Two thirds
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<strong>  The triangular-shaped density noted on the lateral chest radiograph represents the right __________.</strong> A) Hilum B) Upper lobe C) Middle lobe D) Lower lobe
The triangular-shaped density noted on the lateral chest radiograph represents the right __________.

A) Hilum
B) Upper lobe
C) Middle lobe
D) Lower lobe
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<strong>  Doubling of the lesion's size in which of the following timeframes would support a diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma?</strong> A) 0-1 month B) 1-18 months C) 18-24 months D) 24-36 months
Doubling of the lesion's size in which of the following timeframes would support a diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma?

A) 0-1 month
B) 1-18 months
C) 18-24 months
D) 24-36 months
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