In this lecture from This is Why, Dr. Busti will walk step-by-step through rib anatomy on a portable AP chest x ray, so you can quickly recognize posterior vs anterior ribs, assess inspiratory effort, and improve your overall chest x ray interpretation skills.

You’ll learn how to:
Spot posterior ribs and anterior ribs on a standard AP chest x ray
Use rib counting to judge film quality and inspiration
Apply rib levels as landmarks when describing lung findings
Avoid common mistakes when reading portable chest x rays in the ER, ICU, and inpatient units

If you’re looking for a clear, visual guide to how to read a chest x ray, chest x ray for beginners, and how to count ribs on a chest x ray, this session is for you.  The goal = make medical education easy and clinically relevant.

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