1. Core Exam Flip JK Amorosa

2. Name 5 causes of ptx 1.Spontaneous most common 2.COPD 3.Chronic cystic lung disease such as LAM, histiocytosis 4.Mets 5.Catamenial ptx

3. Rad signs of tension ptx 1.Contralateral mediastinal shift 2.Diaphragmatic depression 3.Rib cage expansion 4.Flattening of the contours of the R heart border and /or SVC

4. Nodule 1.Spiculated margins 2.Squamous cell ca 3.T1 mass size Best method of Dx

5. Pleural plaques are seen in people who have worked in 1.Mining 2.Insulation 3.Ship building 4.Brake lining

6. Pleural plaques 1.Unilateral 2.Symptomatic 3.Premalignant

7. Emphysema 1.Overinflation 2.Reduced vascularity 3.Flattening of diaphragms 4.Best imaging method: HRCT

8. Tracheal stenosis, etiologies: -trauma, most common: following prolonged ET, Sx, radiation -chronic inflammatory diseases (amyloidosis, sarcoidosis, relapsing polychondritis), -benign neoplasm (respiratory papillomatosis), -malignant neoplasm (primary tracheal, secondary invasion, metastatic) -collagen vascular diseases (tracheopathia osteoplastica, Wegener granulomatosis). Wenzel emedicine

9. Miliary pattern 1.TB, fungal, silicosis, sarcoidosis, met thyroid or melanoma 2.How does it disseminate: hematogenously

10. Pulmonary contusion occurs 1.Early: within 6 hours 2.Later: within 7 day 3.Resolves within 6 hours 4.Resolves within 7 days

11. Pulmonary Laceration

12. Mesothelioma 1.More than 1 cm thick 2. circumferential 3.involves mediastinal surface 4.Nodular

13. Mesothelioma, pleural calcifications seen in 1.50% 2.20% 3.75% 4.80%

14. Pneumothorax on supine image 1.Hyperlucent upper abdominal quadrant 2.Double diaphragmatic contour 3.Deep sulcus sign

15. Anterior junction line is made up of how many pleural layers 1. 2 2. 4 3. 6

16. Posterior junction line 1. Extends above the clavicles 2. Does not extend above the clavicles

17. Which is seen more frequently? 1.Anterior junction line 2.Posterior junction line

18. ARDS 1.Clinical dx of acute respiratory failure with profound hypoxia and lung parenchymal opacities on chest X-ray

19. ARDS causes 1.Trauma 2.Sepsis 3.Aspiration 4. Inhaled toxins 5. Drug overdose 6.Transfusion

20. Cavity 1.Reactivation TB 2.Squamous cell ca 3.Vasculitis 4.Granulomatous

21. Right cardiophrenic mass 1.Pericardial cyst 2.Pericardial fat pad 3. Morgagni’s hernia 4.Lipoma 5.Thymolipoma 6.Epicardial lymphnodes

22. Cystic Fibrosis Inheritance Pattern 1.Autosomal recessive 2.Autosomal dominant

23. Treatment of hemoptysis for invasive aspergillosis 1.Surgical resection 2.Bronchialartery embolization

24. RLL andLLL segments RLL ALPM (anterior, lateral, posterior, medial) LLL ALP (anteromedial, lateral, posterior)

25. Anterior mediastinal mass Most common: thymic origin

26. Thymic mass 1.Thymoma – most common 2.Thymic hyperplasia 3. Thymolipoma 4.Thymic cyst 5.Thymic carcinoma-metastasizes hematogeneously 6.Thymic carcinoid

27. Subcarinal mass 1.Subcarinal LN 2.Bonchogenic cyst 3.Left atrial enlargement

28. Pneumomediastinum Decubitus image will show layering?