1 What is this opacity: A:Pulmonary vessel B: Bronchus C. Mass like lymph node

2 Is this chest X ray suitable for interpretation? Answer: Yes or No. Briefly justify the answer 2

3 Select the answer: A. Miliary TB B. Pulmonary oedema C. PCP D. Normal chest X ray

4 Select 1 answer: Pleural effusion Pneumonia Lung mass Atelectasis

Clinical findings: Good physical condition, mild haemoptysis, mild fever no cough. What is the most probable diagnosis? Select 1 answer: TB infiltrate Pneumonia Tumor Normal CXR 5

6 Select 1 answer: A: bacterial pneumonia Tuberculosis Lung cancer Fever, weight loss, and worsening condition for more than 3 monthes . Productive cough, but sputum not yet available Select 1 answer: A: bacterial pneumonia Tuberculosis Lung cancer Normal CXR 6

7 Select 1 answer: A: Bacterial pneumonia,B: Atelectasis Young man with high fever and right thoracic pain with acute onset What is the most probable diagnosis? 7 Select 1 answer: A: Bacterial pneumonia,B: Atelectasis C tubervulosis D: pleural effusion

Cough,and weight loss. Do you think TB is possible in this patient having AFB sputum negative? Answer: Yes or No 8

9 a and b 9b: Select one answer: 9a: Select one answer: Cardiac failure Pericardial effusion C. Normal chest Xray 9a: Select one answer: Cardiac failure Pericardial effusion C. Dilated cardiomyopathy 9 a and b

10 Fever and purulent sputum, acute onset Select 1 answer: A: Nomal CXR B: Lung mass C: Pneumonia D: Pleural effusion

11 HIV patient with severe dyspnea and non-productive cough. Select 1 answer: normal CXR Miliary TB Cardiogenic pulmonary oedema Pneumocystis 11

12 Select 1 answer: A: Normal CXR B: Middle lobe atelectasis C: Right inf. lobe atelectasis D: Bacterial pneumonia

13 Man, 50 years old, alcoholism and smoking worsening condition, t° 40°C, cough, purulent sputum. Repeated sputum AFB negative What is the most probable diagnosis? Select 1 answer: Tuberculous cavity Lung cancer Lung abcess Aspergilloma

14 Select 1 answer: Bilateral pneumonia B. Pulmonary TB Acute dyspnea with clear sputum and bilateral crepitations. No fever 14 Select 1 answer: Bilateral pneumonia B. Pulmonary TB C. Acute pulmonary oedema D. None of the above

Female, 25 years old. Fever, slight cough, and little weight loss for 2 months 15 Select 1 answer: Normal CXR Vascular enlargement C . Mediastinal adenopathy D. TB cavity

16 Last one for the best… A: Normal chest X-ray B: TB infiltrate C: Pulmonary oedema D: Mediastinal adenopathy