A normal chest x-ray shows the lungs, heart, bones, and soft tissues appearing healthy and unobstructed. The document discusses the different views used in chest x-rays, including PA, AP, lateral, and lateral decubitus views. It also covers topics like depth of inspiration, rotation exposure, the lobes of the lungs, identifying the heart, and how to read a normal chest x-ray.

1. X-RAY
Presented by Bijaya Chingtham

2. NORMAL CHEST X-RAY
X-ray(electromagnetic rays) were discovered by Sir Wilhelm Conrad
Roentgen in November 8, 1895.
Different views of chest X-ray
• PA view
• AP view
• Lateral view
• Lateral Decubitus view

3. Chest X-Ray PA View

4. Chest X-Ray Lateral View

5. Chest X-Ray Lateral Decubitus View

6. Depth of Inspiration

7. Rotation

8. Exposure

9. Right Lobes of Lungs

10. Left Lobes of Lungs

11. Heart in Chest X-ray

12. Reading a Chest X-ray

13. Normal Chest X-ray