Welcome back to the Learn Medicine Show! We appreciate you joining us for this episode focused on the interpretation of chest Xrays. In this video, we will guide you through a systematic approach to analyzing chest Xrays, covering both the technical aspects and the identification of at least 15 different presentations commonly seen on chest Xrays. The best part is that we'll cover all of this in just 10 minutes! Make sure to watch this video multiple times to grasp the structured approach to interpretation, and once you feel confident, put your skills to the test with the 'medial legend test.' Thanks for tuning in!

If you would like to try more selftest questions, check out Medical Student Apps: Chest Xrays, This is available on iPhone at the following link; https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chestx...
Dr C

timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Patient Information
01:10 Assess Inspiration on a chest Xray
01:40 Assess Penetration of a chest Xray
02:10 Assess Exposure of a chest Xray
02:23 Assess Rotation of a chest Xray
02:48 NG tube Chest Xray
03:31 AIRWAY
03:53 Deviated Airway on Chest Xray
04:28 Narrow Airway on Chest Xray
04:46 BREATHING
05:04 White Lung Chest Xray
05:10 Lung collapse
05:25 Pleural effusion
05:36 Consolidation (infection)
05:49 Dark Lung Chest Xray
05:54 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
06:06 Pneumothorax
06:18 Lung zones with too many lines on Chest Xray
06:24 Fibrotic lung disease
06:42 Pulmonary Oedema
06:56 The Lung Hila
07:10 Bilateral Hila Lymphadenopathy
07:21 CIRCULATION
08:11 Cardiothoracic ratio
08:36 DIAPHRAGM
09:00 Small pleural effusion
09:24 pneumoperitoneum
09:31 EVERYTHING ELSE
10:11 Summary table












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