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Tick ALL the features of Pneumothorax on Lung US
Absent Lung sliding
Thickened Pleural line
Lung point
Absent Lung pulse
A-lines
B-lines
Tick ALL the conditions which could generate >3 B-lines bilaterally
Bilateral Pneumonia
Pulmonary Fibrosis
Pneumothorax
Right Lung Contusion
Pulmonary Oedema
Tick ALL the features suggestive of an Exudate
Lung pulse
Thickened Pleural line
Anechoic Pleural space
Septations
Hepatised Lung within Effusion
Plankton sign
Tick ALL the features that exclude Pneumothorax
Lung sliding present
Thickened Pleural line
Lung point
Lung pulse present
A-lines
B-lines
The PLAPS point can detect features of Pneumonia in 90% of cases
True
False
Tick ALL the conditions in which a Thoracic spine sign may be seen
Lobar consolidation
Pneumothorax
Normal Lung
Pleural Effusion
Mild Pulmonary Oedema
Severe Pulmonary Contusion
The Linear probe should be used to assess Lung parenchyma
True
False
A Lung point lateral to the anterior Axillary line indicates a moderate Pneumothorax
True
False
Tick ALL the features which may be seen in Pulmonary Embolism
A-lines
Irregular Pleural line
Quad sign
Sub-pleural Consolidation
Localised B-lines
>3 B-lines Bilaterally in a Dyspnoeic patient ALWAYS indicates Acute Pulmonary Oedema
True
False
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