I am muhammad adnan . new post chest x-ray p.a and later views

QUESTION 1

Name the structures labelled on these chest
X-rays Figs 1.5 1.6

ANSWAR 1.5

1. Trachea
2. Lung apex
3. Right para-tracheal stripe
4. Right hilum
5. Right atrium (not ventricle
6. Right costophrenic angle
7. Right cardiophrenic angle
8. Azygo oesophageal stripe
9. Carina
10. Descending thoracic aorta
11. Gastric air bubble
12. Left ventricle
13. Left lower lobe pulmonary artery
14. Left upper lobe pulmonary vein
15. Aortic arch
    

ANSWAR 1.6

1. Trachea
2. Aortopulmonary window
3. Sternum
4. Right ventricle
5. Right hemidiaphragm
6. Left hemidiaphragm
7. Left ventricle
8. Posterior recess of lung
9. Left atrium
10. Scapula
11. Lung apex

HEALTH DEPARTMENT RADIOLOGY GUJRAT I AM MUHAMMAD ADNAN NEW POST 3/3/2018

The normal chest X-ray in examination vivas
Hopefully the situation, i.e. when you are unable to spot an abnormality on
the film will not arise in a viva. In a viva-type situation, the examiner has
chosen a normal looking film because the findings are subtle and he/she is
assessing whether you have a systematic approach. There are certain diagnoses
which are easily made if you remember to look. A list of these is given below.
It can be worth specifically looking for these, if no abnormality is immediately
apparent as it creates a bad impression if you miss something elementary like
a left lower lobe collapse. If the film looks normal, check the review areas
again. This not only helps to pass examination vivas but is also a good clinical
practice and will improve your day-to-day assessment of chest X-rays.
In particular look for