Friday, December 6, 2019
Radiology Resident Funny Pics Example For Students
Radiology Resident Funny Pics Barium Enema; Double contrast (Barium and Air) Esophagram; double contrast Small Bowel Series; single contrast w/ Barium Always! IV or Oral contrast? Both IV or oral contrast? Neither IV or oral contrast? IV but no oral IV or oral contrast? IV but no oral IV or oral contrast? IV but no oral T1 or T2? T1 T1 or T2? T1 T2 Hepatobiliary Scan Bone Scan V/Q Study: 1st inhale then IV Gastric Emptying Study What test? IVP PA or AP? PA PA or AP? AP Air under the diaphragm RML Infiltrate RUL Infiltrate RUL Mass Adenocarcinoma RLL LUL Pneumonia LUL Tuberculosis: Calvitary Lesion LLL Pneumonia Left Pleural Effusion Right Pleural Effusion Kerley B lines Pulmonary Edema Pneumothorax Pneumothorax Lung Abscess Ball Valve Emphysema Scaphoid Bone fracture; snuffbox Comminuted fx SH Type 1 SALTR SH Type 2: most common SALTR SH Type 3 SALTR SH Type 4 SALTR SH type 5 SALTR Greenstick Fx Torus or Buckle Fx Femoral Neck Fx Femoral Neck Fx Intertrochanteric Hip Fx Right Subtrochanteric Hip Fx Elbow Fx Proximal Left 5th Metatarsal Stress Fx Spondylolisthesis Left Posterior Hip Dislocation Nursemaid Elbow: Radial Head Subluxation Ascites Pneumoperitineum (air under the diaphragm) on right; left is gastric air bubble PET Scan Colon Cancer What test? Bone Scan Right Ureter Calculus w/ hydronephrosis Hysterosalpingogram A: PA; B: Lateral C: Right anterior oblique D: AP E: AP F: Right lateral decubitus Polyp Sessile Mass Encircling (napkin ring) mass Ulcer Diverticulum Mass effect (Extrinsic compression) Alveolar Consolidation (Air Bronchogram) Left Pleural Effusion ERCP MRCP Imaging of Abdomen and Pelvis
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