Match the correct disease or condition with the descriptions of radiographic appearance.(Use each choice only once.)
-Lung displaced from chest wall and no lung markings visible on radiograph

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A pneumothorax is the presence of air in the pleural cavity, which causes the lung to collapse and move away from the chest wall. This results in no visible lung markings on a radiograph.

Answer: G 
 Atelectasis is the collapse or incomplete expansion of a lung or part of a lung, resulting in a loss of lung volume and no visible lung markings on a radiograph.

Answer: I 
 Malignant lung cancer may appear as a mass or nodule on a radiograph, as well as irregular or spiculated margins.

(Note: The other choices may also have specific radiographic appearances, but they do not match the description given in the question.)

Match the Correct Disease or Condition with the Descriptions of Radiographic