Module 2 Assessment

Module 2 Assessment

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Patient: Mr. Harris, 73M, former smoker, asymptomatic. CT Impression: “Mild basilar predominant changes consistent with age-related parenchymal scarring. Subtle reticulations noted. No acute process.” You reviewed the scan and confirmed:

• Subpleural, basilar-predominant reticulation
• Honeycombing present
• Mild traction bronchiectasis
• No ground-glass opacities, nodules, or air trapping.

Patient: Ms. Jenkins, 69F, never smoker, no symptoms, CT for cardiac clearance. CT Impression: “Subtle peripheral interstitial changes in the lower lobes. No consolidation or effusion. Consider age-related fibrosis.” You reviewed the scan and confirmed:

• Subpleural and basal reticulation
• Traction bronchiectasis
• No honeycombing
• Mild volume loss
• No upper lobe predominance or air trapping

Patient: Mr. Collins, 65M, retired farmer, CT after persistent cough. CT Impression: “Parenchymal irregularity and scattered fibrotic changes. Some suggestion of airway involvement. Further clinical correlation advised.” You reviewed the scan and confirmed:

• Fibrosis with upper lobe predominance
• Mosaic attenuation and air trapping
• No honeycombing
• Scattered centrilobular nodules

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