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ids stringlengths 1 3	image_names stringclasses 104 values	questions stringlengths 15 112	answers stringlengths 2 90
0	synpic26764.jpg	Is this film taken in a PA modality?	Yes
1	synpic26764.jpg	Is this a PA film?	Yes
2	synpic38531.jpg	Is the apical aeration normal or decreased?	Normal
3	synpic38531.jpg	Is there decreased aeration at the apex?	Yes
4	synpic26764.jpg	Is the opacity located in the middle of the image inside the patient or superficial to the patient's skin?	superficial to the patient's skin
5	synpic26764.jpg	Is the circular opacity (located in the middle of this image) found on top of the patient or within the patient?	On top of the patient
6	synpic53228.jpg	How many ribs are present in vertical order on this chest radiograph	12
7	synpic53228.jpg	How many ribs are superimposed on the lung fields?	12
8	synpic42210.jpg	Is cardiomegaly present?	Yes
9	synpic42210.jpg	Is the cardiac silhouette enlarged?	Yes
10	synpic28987.jpg	What pathology is shown in the aorta?	It is enlarged with prominence of the aortic knob
11	synpic28987.jpg	What is wrong with the aortic area?	It is enlarged with prominence of the aortic knob
12	synpic12210.jpg	Is hyperinflation depicted?	Yes
13	synpic12210.jpg	Do the lungs appear hyperinflated?	Yes
14	synpic19232.jpg	Are there lungs free of consolidation?	Yes
15	synpic19232.jpg	Are the lungs clear?	No
16	synpic32081.jpg	What is wrong in this image?	Right paratracheal mass lesion
17	synpic32081.jpg	What is the abnormality?	Right paratracheal mass lesion
18	synpic18250.jpg	What is one abnormality that can be seen in the image?	Increased opacity in the left retrocardiac region
19	synpic18250.jpg	Name one abnormality in the radiograph.	Increased opacity in the left retrocardiac region
20	synpic26413.jpg	What is the observed sign of pulmonary consolidation on the right side?	blunting of the costophrenic angle, loss of the right hemidiaphragm and right heart border
21	synpic26413.jpg	What indicates there is a consolidation in the right lung?	blunting of the costophrenic angle, loss of the right hemidiaphragm and right heart border
22	synpic26413.jpg	Are the lines in the image inside or outside of the patient?	Outside
23	synpic26413.jpg	Are the lines seen on the exterior or interior of the patient?	Exterior
24	synpic33331.jpg	Is the lung hyperinflated on one or both sides?	both sides
25	synpic33331.jpg	Is the hyperinflation unilateral or bilateral?	bilateral
26	synpic17675.jpg	What sign determines the absence of a pleural effusion?	Sharp costophrenic angles
27	synpic17675.jpg	What indicates there is no pleural effusion present?	Sharp costophrenic angles
28	synpic27277.jpg	What position is the patient in for this image?	Semi-upright position
29	synpic27277.jpg	In what position was the patient in when this image was taken?	Semi-upright position
30	synpic27277.jpg	The image shows what organ system?	cardiopulmonary
31	synpic27277.jpg	What organ system is shown in the above image?	cardiopulmonary
32	synpic18896.jpg	Does the heart look enlarged?	No
33	synpic18896.jpg	Is the patient's heart enlarged?	No
34	synpic17145.jpg	What abnormality is seen in this image?	bilateral pleural effusion
35	synpic17145.jpg	What is the pathology seen above?	bilateral pleural effusion
36	synpic31394.jpg	What is the pathology seen in this image?	pulmonary nodules
37	synpic31394.jpg	How would you describe the pathology seen in the above image?	Rounded, well-defined pulmonary nodules varying in size and pattern
38	synpic17693.jpg	Where are the lesions?	Paratracheal area
39	synpic17693.jpg	Where are the lesions located?	Paratracheal area
40	synpic17693.jpg	What are the lesions consistent with?	Infection
41	synpic17693.jpg	What are the lesions indicative of?	Adenopathy
42	synpic19114.jpg	Is the aortic arch shape abnormal?	No
43	synpic19114.jpg	Are there any abnormalities with the shape of the aortic arch?	No
44	synpic17848.jpg	Where are the nodules located?	Bilateral lungs
45	synpic17848.jpg	What lung are the pulmonary nodules in?	Bilateral lungs
46	synpic19114.jpg	What do the densities in the lung fields represent?	pleural plaques
47	synpic19114.jpg	What are the densities in both mid-lung fields?	pleural plaques
48	synpic19114.jpg	Do you expect the patient to have plaques on other pleura as well?	Maybe
49	synpic19114.jpg	Would you expect pleural plaques on other pleural surfaces vs just the hemithoraces?	Not sure
50	synpic31259.jpg	What is abnormal in this image?	left lobe mass 1.5 x 1.8 cm
51	synpic31259.jpg	what is the pathology	left lobe mass 1.5 x 1.8 cm
52	synpic23989.jpg	Is the trachea deviated?	no
53	synpic23989.jpg	is there tracheal deviation?	no
54	synpic23989.jpg	Does this image show a tension pneumothorax?	No
55	synpic23989.jpg	Is this a tension pneumothorax?	No
56	synpic55464.jpg	Is there hilar lymphadenopathy?	yes
57	synpic55464.jpg	Are the lymph nodes enlarged	yes
58	synpic22037.jpg	Please identify the foreign body.	a catheter
59	synpic22037.jpg	What is the foreign body?	a catheter
60	synpic46539.jpg	What is abnormal in this image?	hydropneumothorax
61	synpic46539.jpg	what is the pathology?	hydropneumothorax
62	synpic51774.jpg	Is the trachea deviated to the right or left?	Left
63	synpic51774.jpg	Which way is the trachea deviating in this image?	Left
64	synpic51774.jpg	What is a pleural effusion	Fluid in the pleural space
65	synpic51774.jpg	What indicates a pleural effusion?	costophrenic angle blunting
66	synpic16810.jpg	Is the trachea shifted?	No
67	synpic16810.jpg	Is there a midline shift?	No
68	synpic31248.jpg	Are the lungs increased in size?	No
69	synpic31248.jpg	Is there hyperinflation of the lung(s)?	No
70	synpic28378.jpg	What is meant by tram-track?	Thickening of bronchi
71	synpic28378.jpg	What does tram-track"-ing indictate?"	Bronchiectasis
72	synpic16810.jpg	How do you determine if the heart is enlarged?	C-T ratio
73	synpic16810.jpg	How do you determine cardiomegaly?	If the heart diameter is greater than half the diameter of the thoracic cavity.
74	synpic51774.jpg	Is the heart in the wrong position?	No
75	synpic51774.jpg	Is the heart displaced?	No
76	synpic27402.jpg	What can be done to get to a diagnosis?	Biopsy
77	synpic27402.jpg	what test or procedure might reveal the diagnosis?	head/neck CT
78	synpic17664.jpg	Where are the most lung markings?	Right lung
79	synpic17664.jpg	Which lung are more markings present in?	Right lung
80	synpic19782.jpg	Is free air present under the patient's left or right hemidiaphragm?	Right
81	synpic19782.jpg	On which side is air under the diaphragm?	Right
82	synpic18461.jpg	Is the right costophrenic angle easily visualized?	no
83	synpic18461.jpg	Is the right costophrenic angle sharp?	no
84	synpic18461.jpg	How would you describe the R heart border?	Partial silhouetting
85	synpic18461.jpg	What is happening to the right heart border?	Partial silhouetting
86	synpic33422.jpg	Is there increased lung markings near the hilum?	No
87	synpic33422.jpg	Is there evidence of hilar enlargement?	No
88	synpic52767.jpg	Is there a midline shift?	No
89	synpic52767.jpg	Is there evidence of mediastinal shift?	No
90	synpic16174.jpg	Has the left lung collapsed?	Yes
91	synpic16174.jpg	Is there evidence of left lung field hyperinflation?	Yes
92	synpic29048.jpg	What is filling the soft-tissue density seen in this image?	Air
93	synpic29048.jpg	The soft-tissue density seen in this image contains what?	Air
94	synpic676.jpg	Is there cardiomegaly present?	No
95	synpic676.jpg	Do you see cardiomegaly?	No
96	synpic52932.jpg	What lung pathology is this image concerning for?	pneumonia
97	synpic52932.jpg	This image is concerning for what lung pathology?	pneumonia
98	synpic15006.jpg	Is this a special kind of X-ray?	No
99	synpic27655.jpg	Is there any presence of tracheal deviation?	No