Challenger Pediatric Radiology

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Pediatric Abdominal Cases Abdominal Radiograph Cases Abdominal Foreign Bodies Differentiating Ileus and Obstruction Intussusception, Pyloric Stenosis, and Malrotation Acute Inflammatory Conditions Miscellaneous Abdominal Cases Abdominal Radiograph Reference Library Pediatric Chest Cases Chest Radiograph Cases Chest Radiograph Cases - Set 1 Chest Radiograph Cases - Set 2 Chest Radiograph Cases - Set 3 Chest Radiograph Cases - Set 4 Chest Radiograph Cases - Set 5 Neonatal Chest Radiographs - Set 6 Chest Radiograph Reference Library Pediatric Extremity Cases Extremity Radiograph Cases Upper Extremity Cases Lower Extremity Cases Child Abuse Extremity Radiograph Reference Library Pediatric Head and Neck Cases Child Abuse Cases Child Abuse Head Radiograph Cases Infant Skull Fractures Orbital Abnormalities Stroke Intracranial Hemorrhage Intracranial Hypertension Brain Abscess Neurocysticercosis Neck Radiograph Cases Airway Management Bony Abnormalities of the Neck Soft Tissue Abnormalities of the Neck Head and Neck Radiograph Reference Library Educational Objectives: The educational objectives of the Challenger Pediatric Radiology program are as follows: On completing the program, the medical practitioner will be able to: Describe the key radiographic features of disorders causing pediatric abdominal x-ray abnormalities. Describe typical cases for most conditions causing pediatric abdominal x-ray abnormalities. Recognize typical radiographic examples of disorders causing pediatric abdominal x-ray abnormalities. Recognize typical radiographic examples of disorders causing pediatric chest x-ray abnormalities. Given specific patient presentations with radiographs, diagnose disorders causing pediatric chest x-ray abnormalities. Describe the key radiographic features of disorders causing pediatric chest x-ray abnormalities. Describe the key radiographic features of disorders causing pediatric extremity x-ray abnormalities. Describe typical cases for most conditions causing pediatric extremity x-ray abnormalities. Recognize typical radiographic examples of disorders causing pediatric extremity x-ray abnormalities. Describe the key radiographic features of disorders causing pediatric head and neck x-ray abnormalities. Describe typical cases for most conditions causing pediatric head and neck x-ray abnormalities. Recognize typical radiographic examples of disorders causing pediatric head and neck x-ray abnormalities. You will demonstrate your achievement of the above knowledge and skills by completing all topics with scores of at least 80%. Your scores are always visible at the top of the question screen. You can repeat each topic as many times as needed to attain your objectives. NOTE: Specific objectives for topics intended for CME credit are presented at the beginning of each topic.