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7 examples to read together with the source
These examples contain conflicting, uncertain or already labelled answers, so they stay outside scored practice.
Radiology booklet · page 5
The only source image contains the diagnosis and explanatory labels. Retained for study only; it cannot be used as an unanswered exam image.
Booklet answer
Left tension pneumothorax
- Large left pneumothorax, greater than 2 cm at the hilum.
- Trachea and right heart border shifted to the right.
- Slight depression of the left hemidiaphragm.
Radiology booklet · page 6
The only source image has explanatory diagnostic text burned into the image. Retained for study only; no clean question image is supplied.
Booklet answer
Right pneumothorax
- Large right pneumothorax without evidence of associated tension.
- No underlying cause is discernible; the booklet suggests a primary spontaneous pneumothorax.
Radiology booklet · page 19
The text describes a PA radiograph while the source image is explicitly marked AP. The cardiac-size teaching statement needs review before this example is used for automatic grading.
Booklet answer
Heart failure with pulmonary edema
- Pulmonary edema and septal lines.
- The booklet calls the image PA and describes cardiomegaly from the cardiac width, but the image is marked AP.
Radiology booklet · page 21
The only source image labels the relevant radiographic findings. Retained for study only because those annotations would reveal the answer in practice.
Booklet answer
Pulmonary edema
- Enlarged upper-zone vessels, indicating pulmonary venous hypertension.
- Bilateral alveolar shadowing.
- Bilateral costophrenic blunting indicating pleural effusions.
Radiology booklet · page 28
The only source image includes the word consolidation over the radiograph. Retained for study only; no unannotated image is supplied.
Booklet answer
Left lower zone consolidation
- Increased density with an air bronchogram in the left lower zone.
Radiology booklet · page 29
The only image has diagnostic labels, and the page refers to an unspecified clinical context for aspiration pneumonia. Retained for study only.
Booklet answer
Bilateral lower zone consolidation
- Dense consolidation in the lower zones, worse on the left.
- The booklet suggests aspiration pneumonia in the clinical context, but does not supply that context on this page.
Radiology booklet · page 49
Although the chapter heading says Tuberculosis, page50 gives a differential of metastases, miliary TB or fungal infection. It does not establish one final diagnosis. This case is excluded from automatic diagnosis grading.
Booklet answer
Miliary pulmonary nodules with an unresolved differential
- Innumerable small non-calcified pulmonary nodules throughout both lungs.
- The booklet lists metastases or infection, including miliary tuberculosis and fungal infection, as the likely differential.