Auscultation Flashcards

1
Q

What do increased breath sounds mean?

A

Consolidation
Collapse
Large mass
At the fluid line of plural effusion

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2
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What do decreased/absent breath sounds mean?

A
Pain/shallow breathing/drowsiness
Poor positioning 
Atelectasis/collapse
Hyperinflation 
Obesity
Pleural effusion 
Pneumothorax
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3
Q

What do early inspiratory crackles mean?

A

Proximal airways

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4
Q

What do late inspiratory crackles mean?

A

Peripheral airways

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5
Q

What do early expiratory crackles mean?

A

Proximal airways

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6
Q

What do late expiratory crackles mean?

A

Peripheral airways

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7
Q

What do crackles mean?

A

Reopening of collapse/atelectic airways
Sputum
Pulmonary oedema
Fibrosis

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8
Q

What do wheezes mean?

A
Bronchospam
Airway oedema 
Sputum 
Tumour 
Foreign body
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9
Q

What does a pleural rub mean?

A

Inflammation of the pleura

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