Respiratory Organs PDF

## RESPIRATORY ORGANS (193) ### Cough **Cough with sputum with a full mouth is observed when:** - Bronchial asthma - Pneumonia - Bronchiectatic Disease - Cardiac asthma - Pleurisy **"Rusty sputum" sign...** - Bronchopulmonary cancer - Croup Pneumonia - Tuberculosis of the lungs - Heart defect -...

## RESPIRATORY ORGANS (193) ### Cough **Cough with sputum with a full mouth is observed when:** - Bronchial asthma - Pneumonia - Bronchiectatic Disease - Cardiac asthma - Pleurisy **"Rusty sputum" sign...** - Bronchopulmonary cancer - Croup Pneumonia - Tuberculosis of the lungs - Heart defect - Lung abscess ### Shortness of breath **The subjective manifestations of shortness of breath include everything except:** - The impossibility of taking a deep breath - Breathing Pains - Feelings of tightness in the chest - Breathing difficulties - General discomfort **What increases shortness of breath?** - Physical Activity - Weather change - Laughter - Sleep - Crying ### Examining the chest **When examining the chest, evaluate everything except:** - Breathing depth and frequency - Chest Resistance - Chest Shapes - Symmetry of respiratory movements - The ratio of the duration of inhalation and exhalation ### Tachypnea **Tachypnea is:** - Temporary respiratory arrest - Rare breathing - Rapid breathing - Kussmaul's breath - Shortness of breath ### Body Temperature **Subfebrile is the body temperature within:** - 37-380C **Moderate is the body temperature within:** - 38-390S **High is the body temperature within:** - 39-410C **Normal is called body temperature within:** - 36-370C **Hyperpyretic is the body temperature within:** - above 410C **What is the position of a patient with dry pleurisy?** - Lies on the sore side **What is the position of a patient with exudative pleurisy?** - Lies on the sore side **What is the normal breathing rate?** - 16-18 per minute ### Inhalation and exhalation **With what shortness of breath is it difficult to inhale?** - With inspiratory **With what shortness of breath is exhalation difficult?** - With expiratory **With what kind of shortness of breath is both inhalation and exhalation difficult?** - When mixed ### Causes of shortness of breath **Causes of inspiratory shortness of breath:** - Narrowing of the upper respiratory tract - Reduction of the respiratory surface of the lungs - Rib fracture - Atelectasis **Causes of Expiratory Dyspnea:** - Narrowing of small bronchi - Reduction of the respiratory surface of the lungs - Rib fracture - Atelectasis ### Vocal Tremor **Where does the vocal tremor form?** - In the larynx **Subjective shortness of breath is characteristic of:** - Hysteria **Objective dyspnea is characteristic of:** - Emphysema of the lungs **The chest palpation method is not used to detect:** - Vesicular Respiration **The reasons for the weakening of the vocal tremor are all except:** - Croup Pneumonia **Crepitation is a sign of:** - Auscultative ### Examining the Chest **When examining the chest, everything is evaluated except:** - Voice Tremble **Apnea is:** - Temporary Respiratory arrest **The lower border of the lungs along the antero-axillary line on the right is normal ...:** - In the VII intercostal space **The lower border of the lungs along the antero-axillary line on the left is normal ...:** - In the VII intercostal space **The lower border of the lungs along the mid-axillary line on the right is normal ...:** - In the VIII intercostal space **The lower border of the lungs along the mid-axillary line on the left is normal ...:** - In the VIII intercostal space **The lower border of the lungs along the posterior-axillary line on the right is normal ...:** - In IX intercostal space **The lower border of the lungs along the posterior-axillary line on the left is normal ...:** - In IX intercostal space **The lower border of the lungs along the scapular line on the right is normal ...:** - In X intercostal space **The lower border of the lungs along the scapular line on the left is normal ...:** - In X intercostal space **The lower border of the lungs along the paravertebral line on the right is normal ...:** - At the level of the spinous process of the XI thoracic vertebra **The lower border of the lungs along the paraparotid line on the left is normal ...:** - At the level of the spinous process of the XI thoracic vertebra **How many topographic lines are used to determine the lower border of the lungs on the left?** - 5 **How many points are used for comparative percussion from the front to the right?** - 4 **How many points are used for comparative percussion from the front to the left?** - 4 **How many points are used for comparative percussion from the side to the right?** - 3 **How many points are used for comparative percussion on the left side?** - 3 **How many points are used for comparative percussion from the back to the right?** - 7 **How many points are used for comparative percussion from the back to the left?** - 7 ### Respiratory Noises **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular Breathing **Additional breathing noises include everything except:** - Vesicular Respiration **The main respiratory noises include:** - Bronchial Breathing **Additional breathing noises include everything except:** - Bronchial Breathing **Where is bronchial respiration formed?** - In the larynx **Where is vesicular respiration formed?** - In the alveoli **What sound resembles bronchial breathing?** - "X" **What sound resembles vesicular breathing?** - "F" **Where is bronchial respiration normally heard?** - Above the jugular fossa in front and at the level of the spinous process of the VII cervical vertebra behind **Where is vesicular breathing normally heard?** - Over the entire surface of the lungs **Bronchial breathing is heard:** - Both on the inhale and on the exhale **Vesicular breathing is heard:** - On inhalation and at the beginning of exhalation **Dry wheezing is heard:** - Both on the inhale and on the exhale **Wet wheezing is heard:** - Both on the inhale and on the exhale **Pleural friction noise is heard:** - Both on the inhale and on the exhale **Crepitation is heard:** - At the height of inspiration **Whistling wheezes are formed:** - In small bronchi **Large -bubbly wheezes are formed:** - In Cavities **Crepitation formed:** - In the alveoli **Wheezing wheezes are formed when:** - There is a thick pathological secretion in the bronchi **Crepitation is heard during:** - Inhale Height **The nature of wet wheezing depends on:** - The caliber of the bronchi **Crepitation is formed when** - Alveolar Splits **There are wet wheezes:** - All of the above **Involvement of the pleura in the process characterizes the appearance of the symptom:** - Chest pains when breathing **For the syndrome of focal compaction of lung tissue, everything is characteristic except:** - Tympanic percussion sound **Name the percussive sign of emphysema of the lungs:** - Box Percussion sound **When listening to the patient's lungs, jerky sounds were detected, appearing at the height of inspiration and resembling the cracking of hair when rubbing near the ear, the presence of:** - Crepitation **For a patient with emphysema, the following type of chest is characteristic:** - Barrel-shaped **Obturation atelectasis is characterized by:** - Dulling of percussion sound **Above the cavity of the opened abscess is determined auscultatively:** - Amphoric Breathing **Obturation atelectasis is characterized by:** - Inspiratory dyspnea **Reduction in the size of one half of the chest, (sinking) can be detected in patients with:** - Obturation Atelectasis **The "orthopnea" position facilitates the condition by reducing:** - Shortness of Breath **For a patient with bronchial obstruction syndrome, what kind of dyspnea is characteristic?** - Expiratory **In the presence of fluid in the pleural cavity, a percussive sound is heard:** - Dumb **The lower border of the lungs along the mid-clavicular line on the right is normal ...:** - In the VI intercostal space **Hydrothorax is an accumulation of fluid in ... :** - Pleural Cavity **With hemothorax - percussion sound:** - Blunt (femoral) **Violation of chest resistance is detected during ..:** - Palpation **The absence of vocal tremor is characteristic of the syndrome ... :** - Complete Obturation Atelectasis **With pneumothorax percussion sound:** - Tympanic **The weakening of the voice tremor is characteristic of :** - Emphysema of the lungs **A decrease in the excursion of the lower pulmonary margin is not characteristic of ... :** - Syndrome of a cavity in the lung tissue connected to the bronchus **A decrease in the volume of the lung lobe (physiologically and radiologically) is characteristic of** - Complete Obturation Atelectasis **During auscultation of the lungs, the detection of pleural friction noise is characteristic of... :** - Dry pleurisy **Which of the following auscultative signs is characteristic of the syndrome of increased airiness of lung tissue?** - Weakening of vesicular respiration **Amphoric respiration will be determined when ... :** - The presence of a cavity in the lung tissue **What type of breathing do men have?** - Abdominal (diaphragmatic) **In a patient with a cavity in the lung tissue, auscultation of the lungs is heard ... :** - Amphoric Breathing **How many topographic lines determine the mobility of the lower pulmonary margin on the right?** - 3 **What happens with obturation atelectasis?** - Lung collapse **It is not typical for obturation atalectasis:** - The appearance of wet, small-bubbly wheezing **What is characteristic of obturation atelectasis?** - Inspiratory dyspnea **With emphysema of the lung, the following is heard:** - Weakened vesicular breathing **How many topographic lines determine the lower border of the lungs on the right?** - 7 **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction noise is a sound similar to:** - Snow Crunch **Wet wheezing is a sound similar to:** - Popping bubbles **Which of the listed methods determines the voice tremor:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines the resistance of the chest:** - Palpation **Which of the following methods determines the pathological types of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the following methods determines the boundaries of the lungs:** - Percussion **Which of the following methods determines the mobility of the pulmonary margin:** - Percussion **Which of the listed methods determines the condition of peripheral lymph nodes:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines vesicular respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines bronchial respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines crepitation:** - Auscultation **What method is used to determine chest soreness:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods is determined - the asymmetry of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods determines the shape of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods is determined – the anamnesis of the present disease (anamnesis morbi)?** - Questioning **Which of the listed methods is determined – anamnesis vitae?** - Questioning **The accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydrothorax **The accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pneumothorax **The accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pyothorax. **The accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hemothorax **The accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydropneumothorax **Pneumothorax is it?** - Accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity **Hemothorax is it?** - Accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity **Piothorax is it?** - Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction noise is a sound similar to:** - Snow Crunch **Wet wheezing is a sound similar to:** - Popping bubbles **Which of the listed methods determines the voice tremor:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines the resistance of the chest:** - Palpation **Which of the following methods determines the pathological types of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the following methods determines the boundaries of the lungs:** - Percussion **Which of the following methods determines the mobility of the pulmonary margin:** - Percussion **Which of the listed methods determines the condition of peripheral lymph nodes:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines vesicular respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines bronchial respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines crepitation:** - Auscultation **What method is used to determine chest soreness:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods is determined - the asymmetry of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods determines the shape of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods is determined – the anamnesis of the present disease (anamnesis morbi)?** - Questioning **Which of the listed methods is determined – anamnesis vitae?** - Questioning **The accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydrothorax **The accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pneumothorax **The accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pyothorax. **The accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hemothorax **The accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydropneumothorax **Pneumothorax is it?** - Accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity **Hemothorax is it?** - Accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity **Piothorax is it?** - Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction noise is a sound similar to:** - Snow Crunch **Wet wheezing is a sound similar to:** - Popping bubbles **Which of the listed methods determines the voice tremor:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines the resistance of the chest:** - Palpation **Which of the following methods determines the pathological types of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the following methods determines the boundaries of the lungs:** - Percussion **Which of the following methods determines the mobility of the pulmonary margin:** - Percussion **Which of the listed methods determines the condition of peripheral lymph nodes:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines vesicular respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines bronchial respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines crepitation:** - Auscultation **What method is used to determine chest soreness:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods is determined - the asymmetry of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods determines the shape of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods is determined – the anamnesis of the present disease (anamnesis morbi)?** - Questioning **Which of the listed methods is determined – anamnesis vitae?** - Questioning **The accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydrothorax **The accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pneumothorax **The accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pyothorax. **The accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hemothorax **The accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydropneumothorax **Pneumothorax is it?** - Accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity **Hemothorax is it?** - Accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity **Piothorax is it?** - Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction noise is a sound similar to:** - Snow Crunch **Wet wheezing is a sound similar to:** - Popping bubbles **Which of the listed methods determines the voice tremor:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines the resistance of the chest:** - Palpation **Which of the following methods determines the pathological types of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the following methods determines the boundaries of the lungs:** - Percussion **Which of the following methods determines the mobility of the pulmonary margin:** - Percussion **Which of the listed methods determines the condition of peripheral lymph nodes:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines vesicular respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines bronchial respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines crepitation:** - Auscultation **What method is used to determine chest soreness:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods is determined - the asymmetry of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods determines the shape of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods is determined – the anamnesis of the present disease (anamnesis morbi)?** - Questioning **Which of the listed methods is determined – anamnesis vitae?** - Questioning **The accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydrothorax **The accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pneumothorax **The accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pyothorax. **The accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hemothorax **The accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydropneumothorax **Pneumothorax is it?** - Accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity **Hemothorax is it?** - Accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity **Piothorax is it?** - Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction noise is a sound similar to:** - Snow Crunch **Wet wheezing is a sound similar to:** - Popping bubbles **Which of the listed methods determines the voice tremor:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines the resistance of the chest:** - Palpation **Which of the following methods determines the pathological types of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the following methods determines the boundaries of the lungs:** - Percussion **Which of the following methods determines the mobility of the pulmonary margin:** - Percussion **Which of the listed methods determines the condition of peripheral lymph nodes:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines vesicular respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines bronchial respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines crepitation:** - Auscultation **What method is used to determine chest soreness:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods is determined - the asymmetry of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods determines the shape of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods is determined – the anamnesis of the present disease (anamnesis morbi)?** - Questioning **Which of the listed methods is determined – anamnesis vitae?** - Questioning **The accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydrothorax **The accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pneumothorax **The accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pyothorax. **The accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hemothorax **The accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydropneumothorax **Pneumothorax is it?** - Accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity **Hemothorax is it?** - Accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity **Piothorax is it?** - Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction noise is a sound similar to:** - Snow Crunch **Wet wheezing is a sound similar to:** - Popping bubbles **Which of the listed methods determines the voice tremor:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines the resistance of the chest:** - Palpation **Which of the following methods determines the pathological types of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the following methods determines the boundaries of the lungs:** - Percussion **Which of the following methods determines the mobility of the pulmonary margin:** - Percussion **Which of the listed methods determines the condition of peripheral lymph nodes:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines vesicular respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines bronchial respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines crepitation:** - Auscultation **What method is used to determine chest soreness:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods is determined - the asymmetry of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods determines the shape of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods is determined – the anamnesis of the present disease (anamnesis morbi)?** - Questioning **Which of the listed methods is determined – anamnesis vitae?** - Questioning **The accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydrothorax **The accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pneumothorax **The accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pyothorax. **The accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hemothorax **The accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydropneumothorax **Pneumothorax is it?** - Accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity **Hemothorax is it?** - Accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity **Piothorax is it?** - Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction noise is a sound similar to:** - Snow Crunch **Wet wheezing is a sound similar to:** - Popping bubbles **Which of the listed methods determines the voice tremor:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines the resistance of the chest:** - Palpation **Which of the following methods determines the pathological types of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the following methods determines the boundaries of the lungs:** - Percussion **Which of the following methods determines the mobility of the pulmonary margin:** - Percussion **Which of the listed methods determines the condition of peripheral lymph nodes:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines vesicular respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines bronchial respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines crepitation:** - Auscultation **What method is used to determine chest soreness:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods is determined - the asymmetry of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods determines the shape of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods is determined – the anamnesis of the present disease (anamnesis morbi)?** - Questioning **Which of the listed methods is determined – anamnesis vitae?** - Questioning **The accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydrothorax **The accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pneumothorax **The accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pyothorax. **The accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hemothorax **The accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydropneumothorax **Pneumothorax is it?** - Accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity **Hemothorax is it?** - Accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity **Piothorax is it?** - Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction noise is a sound similar to:** - Snow Crunch **Wet wheezing is a sound similar to:** - Popping bubbles **Which of the listed methods determines the voice tremor:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines the resistance of the chest:** - Palpation **Which of the following methods determines the pathological types of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the following methods determines the boundaries of the lungs:** - Percussion **Which of the following methods determines the mobility of the pulmonary margin:** - Percussion **Which of the listed methods determines the condition of peripheral lymph nodes:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods determines vesicular respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines bronchial respiration:** - Auscultation **Which of the listed methods determines crepitation:** - Auscultation **What method is used to determine chest soreness:** - Palpation **Which of the listed methods is determined - the asymmetry of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods determines the shape of the chest:** - Inspection **Which of the listed methods is determined – the anamnesis of the present disease (anamnesis morbi)?** - Questioning **Which of the listed methods is determined – anamnesis vitae?** - Questioning **The accumulation of fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydrothorax **The accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pneumothorax **The accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity is called:** - Pyothorax. **The accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hemothorax **The accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity is called:** - Hydropneumothorax **Pneumothorax is it?** - Accumulation of gas in the pleural cavity **Hemothorax is it?** - Accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity **Piothorax is it?** - Accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity **Which of the above is not determined by palpation of the chest:** - Vesicular respiration **What is not determined by chest percussion?** - Chest resistance **Which of them does not belong to the pathological forms of the chest?** - Normosthenic **Which of these signs is not determined by chest palpation.** - The shape of the chest **What does compression atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of compression. **What does obturation atelectasis mean?** - Lung collapse as a result of bronchial blockage **Puerile breathing is heard at;** - Children **The main respiratory noises include:** - Vesicular respiration **Physiological enhancement of vesicular respiration is observed in:** - Astenics **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column forward is called:** - Lordosis **Pathological curvature of the spinal column backwards is called:** - Kyphosis **Pathological curvature of the vertebral column to the side, called:** - Scoliosis **After coughing crepitation:** - Does not change **Crepitation is a sound similar to:** - Crackling that occurs when dry hair is rubbed over the ear **Pleural friction