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NSW Fellowship 2018.2 MCQ

CXR Doctors Writing

MCQ Which of the following is MOST likely to be a precipitant for the condition shown on the x-ray:

PTX CXR Doctors Writing

Bowel obstruction

Abdo Pain CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Pneumothorax

Northern Sydney

CXR Tension pneumothorax ED Vivas written fellowship

Pneumothorax

Northern Sydney

PTX CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Unwell infant

CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Motorbike accident

CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Pneumothorax

CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Lesion on Chest XR

CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Penetrating Chest Trauma

CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Abnormal Chest XR

CXR Pneumonia ED Vivas written fellowship

Fall From Roof

CXR Shock DDx ED Vivas written fellowship

Adult with Breathlessness

CXR Pneumonia ED Vivas written fellowship

Chest and Head Trauma

CTB CXR Head CT Intracranial haemorrhage Tension pneumothorax ED Vivas written fellowship

Abnormal Chest XR

CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

High Speed Crash

CXR eFAST ED Vivas written fellowship

Respiratory Failure

SOB CXR Gas ED Vivas written fellowship

Headache and Collapse with Abnormal CT

CTB CXR Head CT SAH ED Vivas written fellowship

Intubation and Ventilation

CXR Gas Haemorrhage control - general measures Ventilators ED Vivas written fellowship

Chest Trauma

CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Fever and Malaise

CXR Endocarditis Doctors Writing

One Year Old with Cough

South Australia

CXR Choking child Foreign body removal ED Vivas written fellowship

CXR Drowning ED Vivas written fellowship

Drug Use and Patchy Opacities on Chest XR

SOB CXR ED Vivas written fellowship

Elderly Patient with Dyspnoea

CXR Pleural effusion ED Vivas written fellowship

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