Chest X-Ray Interpretation Explained Clearly
- 3 concise videos and 1 quiz
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INTERPRET & REVIEW CHEST X-RAYS SYSTEMATICALLY
Struggling to interpret chest X-rays efficiently?
In Chest X-Ray Interpretation Explained Clearly, Dr. Roger Seheult teaches a streamlined A-B-C-D method (airway, bones, cardiac, diaphragm) for reading chest X-rays accurately, step by step.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and students who want a systematic introduction to chest X-rays. Clinicians across many specialties rate it highly.
WHO IS THE INSTRUCTOR?
Dr. Roger Seheult, MD, is quadruple board certified in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, critical care, and sleep medicine. He is trusted by universities, clinicians, and medical learners worldwide for his ability to illustrate complex topics so they are understood, not memorized.
Clear understanding leads to confident clinical decisions and reduces information overload.
WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE IN THIS COURSE:
- A systematic approach to spotting abnormal findings
- A concise review and illustrations of key X-ray fundamentals
- Examples of common abnormal findings, including heart failure, pleural effusion, and pneumothorax
- Interpretation practice: Dr. Seheult reviews several abnormal chest X-rays so you can follow along
- A clinical perspective on chest X-ray nuances
- A brief quiz to reinforce core concepts
Included in MedCram All-Access, which unlocks all 60+ courses, plus 70+ hours of CME/CE credit.
Your instructor
Roger Seheult, MD
- Quadruple Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.
- Over 20 years teaching experience as both an exam preparation instructor and an assistant professor of medicine.
- Experience as a medical director for both a Southern California Physician Assistant Program and a Respiratory Therapy Program.
Course curriculum
3 concise videos and 1 quiz. 1 lesson is free to preview before you buy.
All lessons3 videos, 1 quiz. 1 free to preview
- Chest X-Ray Interpretation Basics, Airway, and BoneFree preview
- Chest X-Ray Interpretation Cardiac, Diaphragm, & Lung Fields
- Chest X-Ray Interpretation Various Pathology (CHF, Pleural Effusion, Pneumothorax, etc.)
- Quiz
Rated 4.8 from 1,094 reviews
I have been a hospitalist for 5 years. Feel like I have learned just as much in these videos as I have in the 5 years I have been working on the job. Thanks for the simple explanations.
Naomi Whitaker
I've been a pulmonary NP for 1 1/2 years now, and this course was extremely helpful. I learned a lot about CXR interpretation.
Kendra Honea
Something every nurse should know. How many times do we get to see the CXR as it takes place yet not know what we are seeing. This course gives me the knowledge to make a contemporaneous reading and be able to intelligently discuss with the physician as well as anticipate treatment.
Robert Saunders
Thank you for helping me truly understand CXR after years of looking at it. Wish someone had taught me this 20 yrs ago.
Geo Mathew
Working in transport medicine I look at a lot of chest xrays, but only for the big things, pneumo, tube placement, etc. Thanks for a methodical approach. I think I'll get better and quicker.
Christopher Warr
Simple and straight to the point... I really learned more in these short lectures than in a 3 hour lecture at the university... Thanks!
Elizabeth Duran
Excellent course for an acute care nurse practitioner student to begin interpreting CXRs!
Allison Brownlow
Very well presented. The clearest CXR intro I've ever seen.
Vincent Smith
Excellent, clear concise review; touched all of the basic needed points to effectively read a CXR.
Joseph Bonanno M.D.
Great ABCs to the chest x-ray. As a radiology student this was a wonderful quick lesson.
Michael Lubinski
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Thank you for the review.
Valerie Chang, PA-C
An extremely helpful course. Very clearly explained.
Maria Wilson
Great overview of chest x-rays.
Jolana Woodruff, PA-C
Good tips for beginners. Good advice on how to proceed from here.
Chris Jones
excellent
Lori Golden, PA-C
Very Good, but need more information about common clinical imagings
Mohamed Hajalamin (Medical Student)
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