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Be able to identify the mediastinum
know the bumps and lumps of the heart (borders) know the 5 basic densities know the MDPLOTS KNOW THE POSITION SIZE CONTOUR STUFF |
this is everything you need to know from the first radiology lecture
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on a lateral view, what is the most posterior structure?
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mitral valve
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Brachiocephalic vein
Superior vena cava Right Atrium Left Subclavian artery Aortic Knob Left atrial appendage Left ventricle Air bubble |
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Kerley B lines are found in radiographs of what problem?
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CHF
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you are looking at an xray of a patient and you notice Increased heart size -- cardiothoracic ratio >0.50. You see a large hila with indistinct margins and pleural effusion. What does this patient have?
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CHF
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batwing and butterfly pattern are seen in what?
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CHF
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what causes mitral stenosis (normally)
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rheumatoid disease
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you see deposits of hemosiderin and calcification in the lungs...what might be going on?
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mitral stenosis
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A “quiet” condition clinically. Dyspnea, cough, leg swelling, chest pain, palpitations
May follow infective endocarditis May result from rupture of cordae tendineae or papillary muscle this describes |
mitral regurgitation
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pt presents with breathlessnes that gets worse with physical activity. The pt also reports coughing at night when lying down in bed. What do they have?
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Aortic stenosis
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if you have an enlarged left ventricle and engorged SVC you likely have
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aortic insufficiency
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to see pericardial effusion what is required?
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>200cc fluid volume
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patient has Pleural effusion and pericardial effusion that has developed after MI. What do they have?
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Dressler's Syndrome
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