Chest Exam Findings Flashcards by Denis Bosnjak

Q

Breath sounds for COPD

A

Diminished

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Breath sounds for atelectasis

A

Diminished

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Breath sounds for pneumonia (consolidation)

A

Bronchial

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Breath sounds for pulmonary edema

A

Normal

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Breath sounds for pleural effusion

A

Variable

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Breath sounds for PTX

A

Diminished (absent)

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Adventitious sounds for COPD

A

Crackles
wheeze for asthma

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Adventitious sounds for atelectasis

A

Crackles

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Adventitious sounds for pneumonia

A

Crackles, wheeze

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Adventitious sounds for pulmonary edema

A

Crackles

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Adventitious sounds for pleural effusion

A

Pleural rub

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Adventitious sounds for for PTX

A

None

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Transmitted voice sounds for COPD

A

Unremarkable (decr)

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Transmitted voice sounds for atelectasis

A

Unremarkable (decr)

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Transmitted voice sounds for pneumonia

A

Positive sign E sounds like A

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Transmitted voice sounds for pulmonary edema

A

Positive sign E sounds like A

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Transmitted voice sounds for pleural effusion

A

Variable

Q

Transmitted voice sounds for PTX

A

None

Q

Tactile fremitus for COPD

A

Decreased

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Tactile fremitus for atelectasis

A

Decreased

Q

Tactile fremitus for pneumonia

A

Increased

Q

Tactile fremitus for pulmonary edema

A

Increased

Q

Tactile fremitus for pleural effusion

A

Decreased

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Tactile fremitus for PTX

A

Decreased

Mediate percussion for COPD

Increased

Mediate percussion for Atelectasis

Dull/flat

Mediate percussion for pneumonia

Dull/flat

Mediate percussion for pulmonary edema

Dull/flat

Mediate percussion for pleural effusion

Dull/flat

Mediate percussion for PTX

Increased. Tension

Tracheal alignment for COPD

Midline

Tracheal alignment for atelectasis

Ipsilateral

Tracheal alignment for pneumonia

Midline

Tracheal alignment for pulmonary edema

Midline

Tracheal alignment for pleural effusion

Contralateral

Tracheal alignment for PTX

Contralateral

Cough for atelectasis

Variable can be productive or non productive

Cough for pneumonia

Productive

Cough for pulmonary edema

Productive

Cough for pleural effusion

NA

Cough for PTX

NA