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1Pectus excavatum
- A
- B
- C
- D
- A
2[blank_start]Pectus excavatum[blank_end] is the most common chest deformity, also seen in genetic syndromes like Marfan syndrome. In severe cases the heart is displaced to the [blank_start]left[blank_end] and lungcapacity is reduced
- APectus excavatum
- Bleft
3Which chest-formation does the picture illustrate?
- ABarrel chest
4[blank_start]Pectus carinatum[blank_end] is a prominence of sternum and adjacent costal cartilages. It is most common in rickets or sometimes arise as a congenital malformatiom.
- APectus carinatum
5This chest deformity may be secondary to spinal TBC or childhood polio. It may reduce ventilation capacity - leading to carbon retention and cor pulmonale at early age.
- AKyphosis
- BScoliosis
- CKyphoscoliosis
- DCheyne stokes
6Cheyne-Stokes is an abnormal pattern of breathing characterized by [blank_start]progressing deep and sometimes fast[blank_end] breathing, followed by a decrease resulting in a short break in breathing - pattern repeats
- Aprogressing deep and sometimes fast
- Bcompletely irregular
- Cdeep and labored
7[blank_start]Kussmaul breathing[blank_end] is a deep and labored breathing pattern, associated with diabetic ketoacidosis, renal failure.
- AKussmaul breathing
- BCheyne-Stokes breathing
- CBiot's respiration
8Assymmetric decreased fremitus occurs in unilateral pneumonia, due to increased transmission through fluid filled tissue in lung.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Assymmetric decreased fremitus occurs in
- AA) unilateral pleural effusion
- BB) pneumothorax
- CC) unilat. pneumonia
- DA and C
- EA and B
10Asymmetric increased fremitus is associated
- Apneumothorax
- Bunilat. pneumonia
- Cpleural effusion
- Dnone
11Percussion note for normal lung tissue is [blank_start]resonant[blank_end]
- Aresonant
12Percussion note for pleural effusion is [blank_start]dull[blank_end]
- Adull
13Percussion note for gastric bubbles is [blank_start]tympanic[blank_end]
- Atympanic
14Hyperressonant type of percussion is associated with [blank_start]pneumothorax[blank_end]
- Apneumothorax
15Deadened percussion note is seen in
- Apulmonary consolidation
- Bgastric bubbles
- Csevere pulmonary fibrosis
- Datelectasis
- Epneumothorax
16Vesicular breathing is heard over the bronchial tree
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Breath sound over the lung tissue is called vesicular
- ATrue
- BFalse
18Vesicular sound is [blank_start]diminished[blank_end]; in bronchitis, tumor, emphysema, hydro- or pneumothorax
- Adiminished
- Bincreased
19Vesicular sound is [blank_start]increased[blank_end] in; bronchitis, initial periode of lobar pneumonia, tumor infiltration, TBC infiltration in the lung apex
- Aincreased
- Bdecreased
20Wheeze on exercise is common in asthma and COPD
- ATrue
- BFalse
21Night wakening wheeze indicates COPD
- ATrue
- BFalse
22Inspiratory stridor indicates
- Anarrowing of vocal cords
- Btracheal obstruction
- Ctracheobronchial obstruction
23Stridor during expiration suggest
- Atracheobronchial obstruction
- Btracheal obstruction
- Cvocal cords narrowing
24Biphasic stridor indicates
- Atracheobronchial obstruction
- Btracheal obstruction
- Cnarrowing of vocal cords
25Rhonchi are caused by opening of small airways and alveoli collapsed by fliud, exudate or lack of aeration during expiration
- ATrue
- BFalse
26[blank_start]Rhonchi[blank_end] is a coarse rattling sound, caused by secretion in bronchial airway - bronchitis or other mucous creating process
- ARhonchi
- BCrackles
- CStridor
- DWheeze
27What is true regarding crackles
- Aheard only over expiration
- Bcoarse crackles indicated airway diseases like bronchiectasis
- Cfine crackles indicate pulmonary fibrosis or congestive heart failure
- Dfine crackles indicate interstitial process
28Crackles during [blank_start]early[blank_end] phase indic. bronchiolitis
- Aearly
- Bmiddle
- Clate
- DBiphasic
29Crackles during [blank_start]biphasic[blank_end] phase of inspiration indic. bronchiactis (coarse)
- Abiphasic
- Bmiddle
- Clate
- Dearly
30Crackles during [blank_start]late[blank_end] phase of inspirarion indic. pulmonary fibrosis (fine), pulmonary edema(medium), bronchial secretion in COPD, pneumonia, lung abscess, tubercular lung cavities (coarse)
- Alate
- Bmiddle
- Cearly
- Dbiphasic
31Sounds from pleural rub is common in pneumonia, pulmonary embolism and pleuritis
- ATrue
- BFalse
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- CLINICAL TEST 1 Quiz on CHEST, created by Karuthu Kandasamy on 14/11/2017.
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