Clinical Signs Flashcards

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What are Po causes of clubbing?

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Bronchial carcinoma
Fibrosing alveolitis
Lung suppuration

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What is a CO2 flap?

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Irregular hand flapping when wrist is hyperextended

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What is Horners syndrome and what are its symptoms?

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Pancoasts tumour
Results in
- Small pupil
- Ptosis
- Enophthalmos
- Unilateral anhidrosis
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What chest wall deformities might we inspect?

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Kyphoscoliosis
Pertussis excavatum
Hyperinflation
Thoracoplasty

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How does the trachea move in the following:

  1. Lung collapse
  2. Lung consolidation
  3. Tension pneumothorax
  4. Effusion
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  1. Towards collapse
  2. Towards consolidation
  3. Away from tension
  4. Away from effusion
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What causes lung crepitations?

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‘Popping open’ of closed alveoli due to

  • Emphysema
  • Chest drain
  • Po fibrosis (late inspiration and fine)
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What does hyper-resonance suggest?

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Emphysema

Pneumothorax

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What does impaired resonance suggest?

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Consolidation
Pleural thickening
Raised hemi-diaphragm

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What percussion sound does pleural effusion cause?

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Stony and dull

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What adjective describes normal breath sounds?

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Vesicular

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What causes a pleural rub?

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Pneumonia
Embolus
Viral/Autoimmune pleurisy

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