ABDOMINAL X-RAY 20: What is the cause of right-sided colicky abdominal pain? Answer bit.ly/3AEI1H2

X-RAY QUIZ: Which statement is correct? A The X-ray is poor quality so should be repeated B The endotracheal tube should be advanced C The jugular catheter should be removed D The nasogastric tube should be removed E The lungs are normal Start Quiz bit.ly/36i1txn

CHEST X-RAY 34: Cough and short of breath. Where in the chest is the abnormality? Is it anterior or posterior and how can you tell? Answer bit.ly/3T31IRf

X-RAY QUIZ: AP and Lateral. Direct trauma to the lateral side of the knee. Is there a visible injury? If so, what is the injury? Start Quiz bit.ly/3vsjNAM

TRAUMA X-RAY 66: What term is used to describe the tibial fracture? Answer bit.ly/3GBtGyX

X-RAY QUIZ: Shoulder injury. AP and Y-views. Pain and reduced movement. What is the injury? Annotations slides 3-4. Start Quiz bit.ly/3OKe6mK

ABDOMINAL X-RAY 19: What is the cause of abnormal calcification? Answer bit.ly/3ZSd1xU

CHEST X-RAY 33: Shortness of breath and haemoptysis. Describe as many abnormalities as you can. What is the likely diagnosis? Answer bit.ly/3FdNo2J

TRAUMA X-RAY 65: Direct trauma to forearm. What is the eponymous injury? Answer bit.ly/3WODawI

CT BRAIN 3: What are the white (calcified) structures ringed and what other structures seen on CT brain images can be considered normal if calcified? Answer bit.ly/3T73lxh

CT BRAIN QUIZ: Alcoholic found unconscious. What does the image show? A: Subdural haematoma B: Subarachnoid haemorrhage C: Intraventricular haemorrhage D: Extradural haematoma E: Intracerebral haemorrhage Start Quiz bit.ly/3F2dhB8

TRAUMA X-RAY 64: Crushing injury to foot. What is the eponymous injury? Answer bit.ly/3GbI13K

CHEST X-RAY 32: Why are the right heart border (white arrows) and the left heart border (black arrows) displaced? What would you do next? Answer bit.ly/3yrO9S4

ABDOMINAL X-RAY 18: What is the medical device? Answer bit.ly/3mKwm5M

Any half decent radiologist would avoid the term ‘Modic’ for the very reason that patients don’t understand it and neither do doctors, not even bone doctors (neither orthopaedic surgeons nor rheumatologists). Eponyms are rarely helpful in radiology. Plain language is best.

CT BRAIN QUIZ: Elderly patient. Confusion. Fall. Which abnormality is present? A: Multiple brain metastases B: Lacunar infarcts C: Old territorial infarct D: Bilateral chronic subdural collections E: Low density of cerebral white matter Start Quiz bit.ly/3JDSXaE

TRAUMA X-RAY 63: Back injury. Lateral lumbar spine. How would you describe this fracture? Answer bit.ly/3CkM7W3

X-RAY QUIZ: 24-year-old patient with suspected appendicitis. What does the image show? A: Caecal volvulus B: Normal appearances C: Pneumoperitoneum D: Small bowel obstruction E: Toxic megacolon Start Quiz bit.ly/3JEdbAQ

CHEST X-RAY 31: Patient with repeated chest infections. What is the medical device and what is the underlying diagnosis? Answer bit.ly/3Lbqb5d

CT BRAIN 2: Patient with known lung cancer. What does this post contrast CT brain show? Answer bit.ly/3JrSGKy