Welcome to RadiologyWeb
Resident's Corner Home Page Meet Our Advisory Board About RadiologyWeb Contact Us  
 


Insights & Impressions
Case of the Month
View Box
From The Podium
Ask The Experts
Resident's Corner
Asia Focus
CME and Meetings Finder
Journal Contents
Resources
Daily News
Job Listings
Archive
Study Hall -> Pediatrics
Pediatrics
(Question 4 of 36)


4. Regarding the pathology demonstrated in Figure 76, an infant's chest x-ray, all of the following are true, except



Figure 76

    A) There is usually prompt clinical improvement with appropriate antibiotic therapy.
    B) It is most likely bacterial in origin.
    C) It is uncommon in children older than 8 years of age.
    D) It is usually seen in the upper lobes.
    E) There may be a lag in radiographic improvement relative to clinical improvement.
SEE ANSWER <— BACK  |  NEXT QUESTION —>
 
A Vertibrae, Inc. Community
Copyright © 1999–2003, RadiologyWeb. All Rights Reserved. | Privacy Policy

Sponsored by Philips Sponsored by Bracco