Chest Quiz 101
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1. The patient shown below most likely has:

  a. Atelectasis of the left lung
  b. A large left pleural effusion
  c. A large right pneumothorax
  d. Pneumonia in the left lung
  e. Unilateral pulmonary edema




2. The patient shown below most likely has:

  a. A large right pleural effusion
  b. A large left pneumothorax
  c. Atelectasis of the right lung
  d. Pneumonia in the right lung
  e. Unilateral pulmonary edema




3. The patient shown below most likely has:

  a. A large left pleural effusion
  b. A large right pneumothorax
  c. Atelectasis of the left lung
  d. Pneumonia in the left lung
  e. Unilateral pulmonary edema




4. The patient shown below most likely has:

  a. A large left pleural effusion
  b. A large right pneumothorax
  c. Atelectasis of the left lung because of a mucus plug
  d. Pneumonia in the left lung
  e. Atelectasis of the left lung because the ETT is too low




5. Why is this hemithorax opaque?

  a. There is a large left pleural effusion
  b. There is a large right pneumothorax
  c. Atelectasis of the left lung because of a mucus plug
  d. Pneumonia in the left lung
  e. The left lung has been surgically removed





To learn more about normal and abnormal bowel gas patterns, go to Recognizing the Causes of an Opacified Hemithorax

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