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{"target":"https://pubannotation.org/docs/sourcedb/@Ju-Hyuck%20Han/sourceid/1","sourcedb":"@Ju-Hyuck Han","sourceid":"1","text":"Q1. Please document the patient's abnormal findings. \r\nA1-1. abscess\r\nA1-2. ascites\r\nA1-3. aspergillosis\r\nA1-4. atelectasis\r\nA1-5. atherosclerosis\r\nA1-6. bronchiectasis\r\nA1-7. bulla\r\nA1-8. cancer\r\nA1-9. cardiomegaly\r\nA1-10. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease\r\nA1-11. congestion\r\nA1-12. congestive heart failure\r\nA1-13. contusion\r\nA1-14. edema\r\nA1-15. effusion\r\nA1-16. emphysema\r\nA1-17. fibrosis\r\nA1-18. fungus\r\nA1-19. granuloma\r\nA1-20. hemothorax\r\nA1-21. infection\r\nA1-22. interstitial lung disease\r\nA1-23. lymphadenopathy\r\nA1-24. mass\r\nA1-25. metastasis\r\nA1-26. nodule\r\nA1-27. perforation\r\nA1-28. pleural effusion\r\nA1-29. pleurisy\r\nA1-30. pneumomediastinum\r\nA1-31. pneumonia\r\nA1-32. pneumothorax\r\nA1-33. pulmonary hypertension\r\nA1-34. thromboembolism\r\nA1-35. tuberculosis\r\nA1-36. tumor\r\nQ2. Select the anatomical location(s) for the abnormal findings documented in the previous item. \r\nA2-1. Parenchyme\r\nA2-2. Right Upper Lobe\r\nA2-3. Right Middle Lobe\r\nA2-4. Right Lower Lobe\r\nA2-5. Left Upper Lobe\r\nA2-6. Left Lower Lobe\r\nA2-7. Pleural\r\nA2-8. Right Pleural\r\nA2-9. Left Pleural\r\nA2-10. Trachea/Bronchi\r\nA2-11. Trachea\r\nA2-12. Right Main Bronchus\r\nA2-13. Left Main Bronchus\r\nA2-14. Right Upper Lobe Bronchus\r\nA2-15. Bronchusintermedius\r\nA2-16. Right Lower Lobe Bronchus\r\nA2-17. Left Upper Lobe Bronchus\r\nA2-18. Left Lower Lobe Bronchus\r\nA2-19. Right Hilum\r\nA2-20. Left Hilum\r\nA2-21. Subcarina\r\nA2-22. Artery\r\nA2-23. Pulmonary Trunk\r\nA2-24. Right main Pulmonary Artery\r\nA2-25. Left main Pulmonary Artery\r\nA2-26. Mediastinum\r\nA2-27. Anterior Mediastinum\r\nA2-28. Middle Mediastinum\r\nA2-29. Posterior Mediastinum\r\nA2-30. Diaphragm\r\nA2-31. Costal bone\r\nA2-32. Venacava\r\nA2-33. superior Venacava\r\nA2-34. Inperior Venacava\r\nA2-35. Right Atrium\r\nA2-36. Left Atrium\r\nA2-37. Right Ventricle\r\nA2-38. Left Ventricle\r\nA2-39. Subcutaneous tissue\r\nQ3. Select the thoracic spine level for the abnormal findings documented in the previous item. \r\nA3-1. T1\r\nA3-2. T2\r\nA3-3. T3\r\nA3-4. T4\r\nA3-5. T5\r\nA3-6. T6\r\nA3-7. T7\r\nA3-8. T8\r\nA3-9. T9\r\nA3-10. T10\r\nA3-11. T11\r\nA3-12. T12\r\nQ4. Select words to be included in the interpretation report. (Up to 3 words)\r\nA4-1. abscess\r\nA4-2. ascites\r\nA4-3. aspergillosis\r\nA4-4. atelectasis\r\nA4-5. atherosclerosis\r\nA4-6. bronchiectasis\r\nA4-7. bulla\r\nA4-8. cancer\r\nA4-9. cardiomegaly\r\nA4-10. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease\r\nA4-11. congestion\r\nA4-12. congestive heart failure\r\nA4-13. contusion\r\nA4-14. edema\r\nA4-15. effusion\r\nA4-16. emphysema\r\nA4-17. fibrosis\r\nA4-18. fungus\r\nA4-19. granuloma\r\nA4-20. hemothorax\r\nA4-21. infection\r\nA4-22. interstitial lung disease\r\nA4-23. lymphadenopathy\r\nA4-24. mass\r\nA4-25. metastasis\r\nA4-26. nodule\r\nA4-27. perforation\r\nA4-28. pleural effusion\r\nA4-29. pleurisy\r\nA4-30. pneumomediastinum\r\nA4-31. pneumonia\r\nA4-32. pneumothorax\r\nA4-33. pulmonary hypertension\r\nA4-34. thromboembolism\r\nA4-35. tuberculosis\r\nQ5. Please respond to the instructions and sub-questions below for each word selected in Q4. \r\nA5-1. Trace down the trachea to the carina. \r\nA5-2. Is there tracheal deviation?\r\nA5-3. Is there narrowing or widening of tracheal diameter?\r\nA5-4. Trace down both main bronchi. \r\nA5-5. Is carina wide(Carina Angle : more than 100 degrees)?\r\nA5-6. Is there bronchial narrowing or cut-off?\r\nA5-7. Is there any inhaled foreign body(Battery, Nail, Coin, etc. )?\r\nA5-8. Both lungs should be well expanded and similar in volume. \r\nA5-9. Is one lung prominently larger than the other?\r\nA5-10. Compare the apical, upper, middle and lower zones in turn. \r\nA5-11. Are they symmetrical?\r\nA5-12. Are there areas of abnormal increased density?\r\nA5-13. Trace both hilum\r\nA5-14. Is the left hilum higher than right? (1-2cm higher)\r\nA5-15. Are both hilum in good inverted C shape?\r\nA5-16. Are both hilar angle in normal range? (120 degrees \u003c)\r\nA5-17. Trace the lung vessels (Normal pulmonary vascular marking)\r\nA5-18. Do they branch out progressively and uniformly?\r\nA5-19. Are there extra lines in the periphery that aren't vessels?\r\nA5-20. Trace the lateral margins of the lung to the costophrenic angles. \r\nA5-21. Is there costophrenic angle blunting?\r\nA5-22. Trace the hemidiaphragms in to the vertebra. \r\nA5-23. Is the right diaphragm higher than left?\r\nA5-24. Trace the cardiac borders. \r\nA5-25. Can you clearly see the left and right heart border?\r\nA5-26. Check the cardiac position\r\nA5-27. Is 1/3 to the right and 2/3 to the left?\r\nA5-28. Assess cardiac size\r\nA5-29. Is the cardiothoracic ratio in its normal range(Ratio : less than 50)?\r\nA5-30. Check the position and size of the aortic arch and pulmonary trunk. \r\nA5-31. Is the Aortic knob diameter in its normal range? (Diameter \u003c 3. 5cm)\r\nA5-32. Is Rt pulmonary artery diameter in its normal range? (Diameter \u003c 20mm)\r\nA5-33. Is Lt pulmonary artery diameter in its normal range? (Diameter \u003c 20mm)\r\nA5-34. Check the width of the upper mediastinum. \r\nA5-35. Is there mediastinal widening? (Mediastinum width \u003e8cm)\r\nA5-36. Look at the hilar vessels. \r\nA5-37. Can you see them clearly on both sides?\r\nA5-38. Trace along each posterior (horizontal) rib on one side of the chest\r\nA5-39. Is there any fracture or abnormal lesions?\r\nA5-40. Trace along other bony structures\r\nA5-41. Is there any fracture or abnormal lesions in both clavicle, scapula, spine and other bony structures?\r\nA5-42. Review the upper abdomen, soft tissues and take a look at some final check areas. \r\nA5-43. Is there free gas under the diaphragms?\r\nA5-44. Is there subcutaneous emphysema?\r\nA5-45. Is there a hiatus hernia?","tracks":[]}