Radiology: Identify the pathology
monteffia fracture
mid-shaft ulna fracture
AND
proximal radial dislocation correct answers
T1 MRI
fluid = dark
lipids and specific tissue = bright correct answers Is this MRI image T1 or T2?
T2 MRI
fluid = white
other tissue = darker
remember: Water White in 2 (WWII) correct answers Is this MRI image T1 or T2?
1. diaphragm
2. gas pattern
3. calcifications
4. soft tissue masses correct answers What is a good 4 step approach to an Abdominal
X-ray?
small bowel obstruction X-ray correct answers
large bowel obstruction X-ray correct answers
generalized ileus X-ray
(involvement of large bowel and lack of a transition point help distinguish it from small
bowel obstruction) correct answers
localized ileus x-ray with Sentinel loop correct answers
free air under the diaphragm correct answers
nephrolithiasis xray correct answers
phleboliths xray
(small calcification within a vein - common in the lower pelvis) correct answers
esophageal cancer xray
, (look for narrowing) correct answers
colon cancer x-ray
(look for "apple core" lesion) correct answers
skip lesions (Crohn's) correct answers
string sign (Crohn's) correct answers
gallstone ultrasound correct answers
gallbladder sludge ultrasound correct answers
acute cholecystitis ultrasound correct answers
hydronephritis ultrasound correct answers
TTE: parasternal long axis
A - RV
B - septum
C - LV
D - MV
E - LA correct answers what is this view? Name the structures.
TTE: parasternal short axis
A - RV
B - LV
C - papillary muscles correct answers what is this view? Name the structures.
TTE: apical 4/5 chamber
A - LV
B - RV
C - TV
D - Aorta (sort of)
E - LA
F - MV
G - RA correct answers what is this view? Name the structures.
TTE: subcostal 4 chamber (aka Subxiphoid)
A - RA
B - TV
C - RV
D - LA
E - MV
monteffia fracture
mid-shaft ulna fracture
AND
proximal radial dislocation correct answers
T1 MRI
fluid = dark
lipids and specific tissue = bright correct answers Is this MRI image T1 or T2?
T2 MRI
fluid = white
other tissue = darker
remember: Water White in 2 (WWII) correct answers Is this MRI image T1 or T2?
1. diaphragm
2. gas pattern
3. calcifications
4. soft tissue masses correct answers What is a good 4 step approach to an Abdominal
X-ray?
small bowel obstruction X-ray correct answers
large bowel obstruction X-ray correct answers
generalized ileus X-ray
(involvement of large bowel and lack of a transition point help distinguish it from small
bowel obstruction) correct answers
localized ileus x-ray with Sentinel loop correct answers
free air under the diaphragm correct answers
nephrolithiasis xray correct answers
phleboliths xray
(small calcification within a vein - common in the lower pelvis) correct answers
esophageal cancer xray
, (look for narrowing) correct answers
colon cancer x-ray
(look for "apple core" lesion) correct answers
skip lesions (Crohn's) correct answers
string sign (Crohn's) correct answers
gallstone ultrasound correct answers
gallbladder sludge ultrasound correct answers
acute cholecystitis ultrasound correct answers
hydronephritis ultrasound correct answers
TTE: parasternal long axis
A - RV
B - septum
C - LV
D - MV
E - LA correct answers what is this view? Name the structures.
TTE: parasternal short axis
A - RV
B - LV
C - papillary muscles correct answers what is this view? Name the structures.
TTE: apical 4/5 chamber
A - LV
B - RV
C - TV
D - Aorta (sort of)
E - LA
F - MV
G - RA correct answers what is this view? Name the structures.
TTE: subcostal 4 chamber (aka Subxiphoid)
A - RA
B - TV
C - RV
D - LA
E - MV
