X‑ray quiz bank

2,691 questions, every one built on a real radiograph. Look at the image (zoom, invert and adjust contrast as you would on a workstation), commit to an answer, then reveal the diagnosis and the reasoning.

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Quizzes by region

Chest X‑ray quiz

370 questions on real radiographs. Lungs, heart, mediastinum, pleura and chest wall.

Lines & tubes X‑ray quiz

42 questions on real radiographs. ETT, NG tubes, central lines, drains and devices.

Abdomen X‑ray quiz

193 questions on real radiographs. Bowel gas patterns, obstruction, free air and calcification.

Upper limb X‑ray quiz

1,036 questions on real radiographs. Shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist and hand.

Lower limb X‑ray quiz

540 questions on real radiographs. Pelvis, hip, knee, ankle and foot.

Spine X‑ray quiz

86 questions on real radiographs. Cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine.

Skull & face X‑ray quiz

24 questions on real radiographs. Skull, facial bones, mandible and sinuses.

Paediatric X‑ray quiz

74 questions on real radiographs. Children's radiographs and growth-plate injuries.

Bone & joint disease X‑ray quiz

326 questions on real radiographs. Arthritis, tumours, metabolic bone disease.

How to get the most from the quiz

Use a system every time. Before choosing, run through your checklist. For a chest film that's ABCDE plus the review areas. The habit matters more than any single answer.
Practice mode draws questions at random from your filters with no limit. Exam mode gives a scored round of 20. Rapid reporting shows 30 films with 30 seconds each: decide normal or abnormal, as in the FRCR 2B rapids.
Review my mistakes re-serves only the questions you got wrong until you get them right. Come back a day or two later — spaced recall is what makes patterns stick.
Every answer links to the full case page and the relevant guide in the learning library.

Images are openly licensed radiographs, credited beneath each image. Answers reflect the documented diagnosis for that image and are for education only.