Lungs

Question 1

Respiratory splinting associated with

Answer 1

Pleurisy, bruised or cracked ribs

Question 2

Barrel chest associated with

Answer 2

COPD

Question 3

Congenitally depressed sternum

Answer 3

Pectus excavatum

Question 4

Abnormal prominence of the sternum

Answer 4

Pectus carinatum

Question 5

Difficulty breathing when laying down

Answer 5

Orthoptera

Question 6

Deep labored breathing

Answer 6

Kussmaul

Question 7

Flail chest associated with

Answer 7

Rib fractures

Question 8

Increased vibration felt over

Answer 8

Consolidated lungs (lobar pneumonia)

Question 9

Decreased or absent vibrations felt

Answer 9

Pleural effusion or pneumothorax

Question 10

tympanic percussive notes are heard where

Answer 10

Spontaneous or traumatic pneumothorax

Question 11

Wheezing occurs due to

Answer 11

Narrowing of airways

Question 12

Friction rubs are due to

Answer 12

Inflammation of the pleura

Question 13

What causes a relative increased breath sound at contra lateral point in the opposite lung

Answer 13

Consolidating pneumonia (lobar) atelectasis

Question 14

What causes absent or diminished breath sounds

Answer 14

Pneumothorax, pleural effusion, large airway obstruction, pleural thickening

Question 15

sound vibrations transmit louder through

Answer 15

Consolidation

Question 16

Sound vibrations not well transmitted through

Answer 16

Pleural effusion or pneumothorax