Chest Radiology — Flashcards

The _____ sign (also known as the angel wing sign) is a sign of pneumomediastinum seen on neonatal chest radiographs

Depending on the stage of sarcoidosis, _____ with or without lung parenchymatous changes may be present

_____ appearance on CT scan is characteristic of Alveolar proteinosis

_____ pattern is seen with acute silicosis on HRCT

Lung abscesses may present with _____ on CXR, which suggests cavitation

_____ is characterized by a boot-shaped heart on CXR

The _____ appearance is seen in bronchiectasis on CT scan due to alternate dilation and constriction of bronchi

Diagnosis of active primary tuberculosis is made by chest x-ray (CXR) demonstrating a _____ complex and pleural effusion

On chest x-ray of a person with acute decompensated heart failure, you will most likely see: - prominent cephalization of _____ - perihilar alveolar edema - blunting of the costophrenic angles

Pulmonary capillary leak of the virus _____ is radiographically similar to ARDS (acute respiratory distress syndrome)