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Test yourself OSCE scenarios. The test yourself scenarios below are based on the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) style assessments often used in UK medical schools. Chose one person from your group to be the examinee, another to act as …

Chest X-rays are conventionally acquired in the inspiratory phase of the respiratory cycle. The radiographer asks the patient to, 'breathe in and hold your breath!'

Radiology and medical imaging tutorials for UK medical students. Learn a systematic approach to looking at chest X-rays. Describing abnormalities.

Learn about chest x-ray anatomy. Tutorial on chest x-ray anatomy. Visible and obscured structures on a chest x-ray. Trachea and main bronchi.

COPD – Hyperexpansion. Hover on/off image to show/hide findings. Tap on/off image to show/hide findings. COPD – Hyperexpansion

Radiology and medical imaging tutorials for UK medical students. Learn a systematic approach to looking at chest X-rays. Review areas.

Radiology and medical imaging tutorials for UK medical students. Learn a systematic approach to looking at chest X-rays. Image quality - X-ray penetration.

Assessing the heart. The heart size should be assessed on every chest X-ray. If the CTR is <50% on either a Posterior - Anterior (PA) or an Anterior - Posterior (AP) view, then the heart size is within normal limits.

Radiology Masterclass - Test Yourself - Radiology OSCE - Chest X-ray Scenario 1