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5. The chest radiograph shows right lower lobe consolidation

The frontal chest radiograph shows patchy right lower lobe consolidation, evidenced by opacity that obscured the right diaphragm. No large pleural effusion is present; the right costophrenic angle appears clear, and the left costophrenic angle cannot be visualized. No nodules are seen and no evidence of a mediastinal mass is present. No linear opacities suggestive of interstitial lung disease is seen.

Which of the following statements regarding other findings on the chest radiograph is most accurate? (Click on the correct answer to proceed to the third of nine pages)

1. The chest radiograph also shows an anterior mediastinal mass
2. The chest radiograph also shows extensive left thoracic volume loss
3. The chest radiograph also shows left lower lobe bronchopneumonia
4. The chest radiograph shows a right aortic arch
5. The chest radiograph shows an enlarged right pulmonary artery

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