Pleural Diseases — MCQs

True statement regarding pathology of pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia:

Pneumothorax could be a complication of what?

PA view of chest X-ray is given here. What is the diagnosis?

Which of the following are true/false about clinical features of Fat embolism syndrome? 1. Tachypnea 2. Systemic hypoxia may occur 3. Fat globules in urine are diagnostic 4. Manifests after several days of trauma 5. Petechiae in anterior chest wall

Mesothelioma is closely associated with which of the following?

A 10yr old boy with a known case of nephrotic syndrome since 4 years on treatment brought to the pediatric OPD with chief complaint of difficulty in breathing. There is no history of fever. On examination, respiratory system was normal except slightly reduced breath sounds on right infra-axillary region. Paediatrician thinks of pleural effusion. What is next best modality of investigation to detect pleural effusion?

A lung biopsy shows 'temporal heterogeneity' with fibroblastic foci. Which radiological pattern would best support usual interstitial pneumonia?

Which is NOT a feature of pleural effusion?

A chest X-ray shows bilateral lung infiltrates. What is the next best investigation?

A patient presented with complaints of dyspnoea. The shown X-ray is suggestive of: