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On X-ray chest P/A view bilateral elevation of diaphragm is found in
A Obesity
B Pregnancy
C Ascitis
D Scoliosis
E Chronic obstructive air way disease
There are 10 orange sodas, 15 cream sodas and 7 cherry sodas in an ice chest. How many sodas must be removed from the ice chest to guarantee that one of each type of soda has been chosen?
A 16
B 18
C 23
D 26
There are 10 orange sodas, 15 cream sodas, and 7 cherry sodas in an ice chest, How many sodas must be removed from the ice chest to guarantee that one of each type of soda has been chosen?
A 16
B 18
C 23
D 26
If you get it off your chest, you will feel better . Here "get it off your chest" means ----
A talk about it
B through it out
C hope for it
D forget it
Unilateral elevation of diaphragm is due to
A Phrenic nerve palsy
B Subphrenic abscess
C Scoliosis
D Obesity
E Ascites
X -ray chest PA view করার সময় রোগী--
A চিৎহয়ে x-ray table শোবে
B হাত সামনে রেখে দাঁড়িয়ে থাকবে
C হাত পিছনে বুক সামনে শ্বাস বন্ধ করে দাঁড়াবে
D X-ray plate থেকে এক ফুট দূরে দাঁড়াবে
Structures forming the left border of the mediastinal shadow in a P/A view of chest film
A Left ventricle
B Pulmonary trunk
C Left subclavian artery
D Brachiocephalic trunk
E Descending aorta
In a chest x-ray posterior anterior view
A Right atrium forms the most of the right border of the heart
B Pulmonary bay is usually concave in a normal person
C Left atrial appendage is seen above the pulmonary bay area
D Inferior vena cava is seen at the upper part of the right cardiac margin
E Apex is rotated downwards in right ventricular enlargement
In chest x-ray P/A view
A the left border of the heart is formed by the left ventricle
B the arch of the aorta can be seen
C the horizontal fissure of the right lung runs along the lower border of the 4th rib
D The right border of the heart is formed by the right ventricle
E the left atrium can not be seen
The right border of the heart shadow in X-ray chest P/A view may be indistinct in
A Middle lobe consolidation of lung
B Depressed sternum
C Right lower lobe collapse of lung
D Asbestosis
E Pericardial effusion

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