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| Vibration that you can "feel" by hand in the lungs? |
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| On palpation this increases with fluid in the lungs such as pneumonia? |
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| On palpation, this decreases with too much air in the lungs such as emphysema and pneumothorax? |
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| On palpation, this decreases with atelectasis and pleurisy because a sound barrier is present? |
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| What is the normal sound or tone heard with a purcussion over normal lung tissue? |
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| On percussion, this is the sound that is heard with increased air in the chest such as emphysema and pneumothorax? |
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| On percussion, this is the sound that is heard with increased density in the lungs such as pneumonia and at atelectasis? |
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| Pneumonia or pneumothorax |
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| If diaphragmatic excursion is less than 3 cm is positive for what? |
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| What has resonance on percussion, decreased fremitus and a wheezing breaths sound? |
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| What has a dull for flat percussion, decreased fremitus and absent breath sound? |
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| What has a resonant percussion, normal fremitus and rhonchi breath sound? |
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| What has a resonant percussion, normal fremitus and rales breath sound? |
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| What has a hyperresonant percussion, decreased fremitus and wheezing breath sound? |
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| What has a dull percussion, decreased fremitus and crackles (friction rub) breath sound? |
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| What has a hyperresonant percussion, decreased fremitus and decreased breath sound? |
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| What has a dull percussion, increased fremitus and egophony, bronchophony, whispered pectoriloquy and crackles breath sound? |
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| Productive rusty brown sputum; cough; fever? |
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| Currant red jelly sputum; Klebsiella; poor immunity? |
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| Caused by yeast/fungus seen in AIDS patients? |
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| Lung virus seen with AIDS patients? |
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Convex = Pleurisy or myofascitis
Concave = Intercostal neuralgia |
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+ Schepelmann's test. Pain on convex side?
Pain on concave side? |
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| Can occur spontaneously in healthy young athlete? |
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| Chronic dilation of bronchioles with chronic cough? |
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| Long term cough; shortness of breath and wheezing; cigarettes? |
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| Type I hypersensitivity reaction; IGE; Curschmann's spirals and Charcot Laden crystals? |
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| Destruction of elastic pulmonary connective tissue; deficiency of Alpha 1 antitrypsin; on x-ray horizontal ribs, stovepipe heart? |
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| Primary lung tumor; smoking; nonproductive cough; hypoxia, nail clubbing? |
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| Inflammation between the ribs; worse with exercise; (Tietze syndrome affects only one rib) |
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| Bilateral hilar lymph adenopathy; africans? |
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| Unilateral hilar lymphadenopathy; fever, Night sweats, weight loss intense pruritis? |
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| COPD; Barrel chest; mucous disease; loss of excessive salt and sweat; Salty baby syndrome; meconium ileus |
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