Question before tool
Start with what the question asks. Then connect modality capability, relevant anatomy and the information that remains outside that study’s reach.
MODALITY · IMAGE LANGUAGE · SAFETY
Read the question.
Then the image.
Use these loops to link the clinical question, modality, anatomy and report boundary. They develop exam reasoning—not diagnostic authority.
Appearance needs acquisition context
Link an observation to structure, acquisition conditions and the source’s reporting language. A pattern detached from context cannot carry a conclusion.
Structure, relation, question
Organise retrieval by anatomy, relation and source question. Preserve the difference between a revision concept and a complete diagnostic assessment.
Justification stays visible
Keep benefit–risk thinking, communication, protection and documentation alongside technical recall. The practical protocol is always local and current.
ACTIVE RECALL
Can you name the question, modality, anatomical context and report limit?
Retrieve those four elements first, then verify detailed claims in a current lawful source. Do not substitute a revision pack for an imaging report.
One image, one question
Record the question, modality, structure or relationship, source version and an explicit limit. It is a better retrieval cue than an isolated pattern.
Revision is not reporting
Do not use this pack to interpret an individual image, decide urgency or direct care. Use current protocols and qualified reporting.