Paediatric Chest X-ray Quiz: MCQ Trivia!
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Do you know anything about pediatric x-rays? Do you suppose you take on this quiz? Medical x-ray imaging has led to improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of a plethora of medical conditions in pediatric patients. The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act categorize pediatric patients as people aged 21 or younger at the point of their diagnosis and treatment. Take this quiz and see how much you know about pediatric chest x-rays.
- 1.
This is an x-ray of a 3 year old boy who presented with fever and abdominal pain of 2-3 days.What is the abnormality you see on the chest x-ray?- A.
Left sided pleural effusion
- B.
Left basal consolidation
- C.
Collapse left lower lobe
- D.
Diaphragmatic hernia
- E.
Cardiomegaly and congestive heart failure
- 2.
15-year-old boy with 10 days history of cough and fever. Now has mild difficulty in breathing. What does the chest x-ray show?
- A.
Right lower lobe consolidation
- B.
Right middle lobe consolidation
- C.
Right middle lobe collapse
- D.
Right sided pleural effusion
- E.
Right sided hilar prominence
- 3.
15-year-old boy with a week's history of high fever. Breathing shallow for the last couple of days and complains of chest pain. What do you see on his chest X-ray?
- A.
Pleural effusion on the right side
- B.
Consolidation left upper lobe
- C.
Cardiomegaly
- D.
Pneumothorax right side
- E.
Pleural effusion on the left side
- 4.
10-year-old boy with fever and cough.Has been complaining of abdominal pain and now has difficulty breathing.What is the best description of the x-ray findings?
- A.
Left lower lobe collapse
- B.
Left pleural effusion
- C.
Left pneumothorax
- D.
Left lower lobe consolidation
- E.
Right lower lobe consolidation
- 5.
A 15-year-old girl with high temp and chest pain.Comment on the chest x-ray findings.
- A.
Left sided effusion
- B.
Right sided effusion
- C.
Bilateral effusion but more prominent on the right
- D.
Right lower lobe consolidation
- E.
Right lower lobe collapse
- 6.
14-year-old boy with asthma -unwell for a few days and now complains of chest pain.
- A.
Left lower lobe collapse
- B.
Left lower lobe consolidation
- C.
Left pleural effusion
- D.
Bilateral pleural effusion
- E.
Cardiomegaly
- 7.
what do you see on this chest X-ray?
- A.
Left upper lobe consolidation
- B.
Left upper lobe collapse
- C.
Left pleural effusion
- D.
Right sided pneumothorax
- E.
Right middle lobe collapse
- 8.
16-year-old girl complaining of pain while breathing and mild respiratory distress.Had high-grade fever for the past 2 weeks. What abnormality does the x-ray reveal?
- A.
Left lower lobe consolidation
- B.
Left lower lobe collapse
- C.
Left pleural effusion
- D.
Right lower lobe consolidation
- E.
Bilateral effusion
- 9.
16-year-old boy with cough and fever, comment on the x-ray finding.
- A.
Right lower lobe collapse
- B.
Right pleural effusion
- C.
Right lower lobe consolidation
- D.
Small pneumothorax Left side
- E.
Left upper lobe consolidation
- 10.
16-year-old boy with a history of foreign body inhalation. What is the x-ray finding?
- A.
Right lower lobe consolidation
- B.
Right sided effusion
- C.
Right lower lobe collapse
- D.
Left pnemothorax
- E.
Right middle lobe consolidation
- 11.
A 14-year-old girl with cough and fever. What is your diagnosis?
- A.
Right lower lobe consolidation
- B.
Right middle lobe consolidation
- C.
Right middle lobe collapse
- D.
Right pleural effusion
- 12.
Boy presenting with shoulder pain and fever. What do you see on the x-ray?
- A.
Right upper lobe consolidation
- B.
Right upper lobe collapse
- C.
Right middle lobe consolidation
- D.
Left pleural effusion
- E.
Left lower lobe consolidation
- 13.
A 15-year-old boy with tuberculosis presents with fever and chest pain. What does the x-ray show?
- A.
Left lower lobe consolidation
- B.
Left lower lobe collapse
- C.
Left pleural effusion
- D.
Right sided pneumothorax
- 14.
14 year old child with cystic fibrosis ,presents with worsening cough and fever.What do you see on the x-ray?
- A.
Right lower lobe consolidation
- B.
Right lower lobe collapse
- C.
Right pleural effusion
- D.
Hyperinflation on the left side
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