Thorax and Contents Procedures

Please log below each procedure you perform with the relevant details. Please enter Y or N for each entry in the Observed, Aided or Unaided Columns. A MINIMUM of 15 AIDED and 15 UNAIDED procedures are required.

Date	Location	Examination	Observed	Aided	Unaided
20/10/2008	Victoria	Chest	3	2	2
to	“	“	“	“	“
24/10/2008	“	“	“	“	“
27/10/2008	Victoria	Chest	0	5	8
to	“	“	“	“	“
31/10/2008	“	“	“	“	“
03/11/2008	Queen	Chest	0	0	18
to	Margaret	“	0	0	1
07/11/2008	“	“	“”	“	“
10/11/2008	QMH	Chest	“	2	19
to	“	“	1	“	“
14/11/2008	“	“	“	“	“
17/11/2008	QMH	Chest	“	3	18
to	“	“	2	“	“
21/11/2008	“	“	“	“	“
02/02/2009	Western	Chest	“	8	24
to	General	“	0	“	“
06/02/2009	“	“	“	“	“
09/02/2009	Western	Chest	“	1	37
to	General	“	0	“	“
13/02/2009	“	“	“	“	“
16/02/2009	Royal	Chest	“	3	10
to	Victoria	“	0	“	“
20/02/2009	“	“	“	“	“
23/02/2009	Western	Chest	“	5	15
to	General	Portable XCR	0	“	“
27/02/2009	“	“	0	“	“
30/03/2009	QMH	Chest	“	0	10
to	“	Portable XCR	0	0	0
03/04/2009	“	“	“	“	“
06/04/2009	victoria	Chest	“	0	17
to	“	“	0	“	“
10/04/2009	“	“	“	“	“
20/04/2009	Victoria	Chest	“	0	4
to	“	“	0	“	“
24/04/2009	“	“	“	“	“
27/04/2009		Chest	“	0	6
to		“		“	“
01/05/2009		“		“	“

Pneumothorax

This is one of the things to look for on a chest x-ray. You should look for any loss of the right or left hemi-diaphragm silhouette, there will be no lung markings, and you maybe able to compare the right and left sides to see if there is any differences.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This x-ray shows a woman with implants, and what it may look like on a xray.

 

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