Chest

Question 1

Define Cheyne Stokes breathing.

Answer 1

Rhythmical apnea

Question 2

Define Biot’s breathing.

Answer 2

irregular apnea

Question 3

Where is the lesion with cheyne stokes?

Answer 3

brain lesion

Question 4

Where is the lesion with biot’s?

Answer 4

medulla

Question 5

Which one is an ER moment, Cheyene stokes or biot’s?

Answer 5

both

Question 6

What is Kussmaul breathing?

Answer 6

air hunger

Question 7

What is associated with kussmaul breathing?

Answer 7

diabetic coma, deep breathing

Question 8

Is kussmaul breathing an ER moment?

Answer 8

yes

Question 9

What happens with hyperventilation?

Answer 9

cicumoral tingling

Question 10

What is the treatment for hyperventilation?

Answer 10

carbon dioxide

Question 11

Pink puffer is associated with what condition?

Answer 11

emphysema, balloon lungs

Question 12

What is associated with blue bloater?

Answer 12

chronic bronchitis

Question 13

What is associated with Pneumococcal?

Answer 13

rusty sputum, yellow or green

Question 14

What is associated with klebsiella?

Answer 14

currant jelly sputum, alcoholics, debilitated patients

Question 15

What is associated with Haemophilus Influenza?

Answer 15

Elderly in lungs

child in ears and brain

Question 16

What is another name for mycoplama?

Answer 16

walking pneumonia

Question 17

What happens when you take asprin with a viral infection?

Answer 17

Reye’s syndrome

Question 18

What is associated with bronchietasis?

Answer 18

foul sputum

Question 19

What is asociated with pneumoscystic carninii?

Answer 19

protozoan associated with AIDS

Question 20

What type of cough do you get with an AAA or Laryngitis?

Answer 20

dry

Question 21

What type of cough do you get with TB?

Answer 21

Productive, Red

Question 22

What type of cough do you get with CHF?

Answer 22

Productive, Pink