Mentions rotation should be assessed prior to consideration of tracheal displacement
Mentions 'pleural effusion' and shift of trachea/mediastinum
Good candidate
Fluently describes radiological features and explains all physical signs and symptoms
Offers coherent differential and management plan
Descriptive terms
The term 'meniscus sign' is often used to describe the upper edge of a pleural effusion. Fluid does not form a true meniscus within the thorax, but fluid is displaced around the partially air-filled lung, giving the appearance of a meniscus.
