lung sounds

Question 1

pneumonia sounds - and percussion (can’t hear in the swimming pool)

Answer 1

crackles and dull with percussion (fluid)

Question 2

COPD

Answer 2

course crackles and hyperresonance

Question 3

asthma (asthma makes me hyper)

Answer 3

hyperresonance, wheezing.

Question 4

vesicular

Answer 4

soft and low pitch breezy. heart over most fields.

Question 5

start on

Answer 5

anterior, front. right side above clavicle.

Question 6

order

Answer 6

2nd midclavicular, then opposite side. then 3rd, down to 6th mid-axillary.

Question 7

6th intercostal space best place to assess for what?

Answer 7

fluid in the lungs, like heart failure.

Question 8

fluid in lungs sound

Answer 8

crackles are for crazy fluid

Question 9

tactile fremitis increased =

Answer 9

increased inflammation, usually infections like pneumonia.

Question 10

decreased tactile fremitis

Answer 10

ashthma and COPD

Question 11

order of meds bronchodilators BAM (B for Bam and bronchodilators)

Answer 11

beta 2, anti-col, meth

Question 12

anti-inflammatory - SLM

Answer 12

sone, luke, crom

Question 13

wheezing out the door

Question 14

crackles for crazy

Answer 14

fluid.

Question 15

fine crackles sound (fine hair)

Answer 15

high pitched, rubbing hair. lower lobes. fluid in lungs

Question 16

course crackles (velcro golf course)

Answer 16

low pitched, velcro pulling apart. lower lobes. fluid in lungs

Question 17

stridor (my stride inspires)

Answer 17

inspiratory, near throat.

Question 18

rhonchi (rhonda snores) rhonchi and bronchi (tis)

Answer 18

rumble, snore. located in bronchi. mucus or obstruction. bronchitis, COPD, pneumonia, cystic fibrosis.

Question 19

pleural friction rub (rub on the way in and out)

Answer 19

low pitched, dry rubbing. front side - inhilation and exhilation.

Question 20

pleural friction rub - disease

Answer 20

worsening pneumonia.