Test for self-control. 1. If patient’s respiratory rate is 32 per minute he has

1. If patient’s respiratory rate is 32 per minute he has…

a. Tachypnea

b. Bradypnea

c. Apnea

d. Polypnea

e. Dyspnea

2. What types of breathing does healthy man have in a rest?

a.Abdominal breathing

b.Thoracic breathing

c. Mixed breathing

d. All mentioned above

e. Northing from above

3. If patient doesn’t have respiratory moving his condition is named:

a. Tachypnea

b. Bradypnea

c. Apnea

d. Polypnea

e. Dyspnea

4. Kussmaul ‘s breathing is…

a. Disorder of breathing depth

b. Disorder of the respiratory rate

c. Disorder of the respiratory rhythm

d. Disorder of the respiratory types

e. Hyperventilation syndrome

5. Cheyne-Stokes breathing is …

a. Disorder of breathing depth

b. Disorder of the respiratory rate

c. Disorder of the respiratory rhythm

d. Disorder of the respiratory types

e. Hyperventilation syndrome

6.What is the normal respiratory rite in a rest?

a. 12-14 per 1 minute

b. 16-20 per 1 minute

c. 10-12 per 1 minute

d. 20-24 per 1 minute

e. 24-28 per 1 minute

7. What types of breathing does healthy woman have in a rest?

a. Abdominal breathing

b. Thoracic breathing

c. Mixed breathing

d. All mentioned above

e. Northing from above

8. If patient’s respiratory rate is 10 per minute he has…:

a. Tachypnea

b. Bradypnea

c. Apnea

d. Polypnea

e. Dyspnea

9. What types of breathing do you know?

a. Abdominal breathing

b. Thoracic breathing

c. Mixed breathing

d. All mentioned above

e. Northing from above

10. Which of the following conditions is associated with increased vocal fremitus?

a. Pneuomonia

b. Emphysema

c. Pneumothorax

d. Pleural effusion

e. Bronchial asthma

11. Which of the following condition is associated with asymmetrical diminished vocal fremitus?

a. Pneumonia

b. Emphysema

c. Bronchial asthma

d. Chronic bronchitis

e. Pleural effusion

12. Which of the following condition is associated with painfulness of the pleural points?

a. Lobar pneumonia

b. Bronchial asthma

c. Pleural effusion

d. Emphysema

e. Chronic bronchitis

13. Which of the following condition is associated with increased chest resistance?

a. acute bronchitis

b. focal pneumonia

c. COPD

d. mild bronchial asthma

e. all mentioned above.

14. What does the general inspection start with?

a. Skin

b. Position in bed.

c. General condition

d. Edemas

e. Joints

15. What kind of posture is observed at the bronchial obstruction?

a. Upright

b. Sitting position fixing the shoulder girdle

c. Orthopnoea

d. Sitting posture bending forward

e. Knee-elbow posture

16. If patient skin has diffuse bluish tint, it is named:

a. Diffuse cyanosis

b. Diffuse erythema

c. Acrocyanosis

d. Pathological pallid skin

e. Northing mentioned above.

17. What mechanisms are caused by the cyanosis?

a Secondary pulmonary hypertension

b. Restricted pulmonary circulation

c. Artery-venous blood shunting

d. Primary pulmonary hypertension

e. Everything mentioned above

18. What kind of posture is observed at the left dry pleurisy?

a. Upright

b. Sitting position fixing the shoulder girdle

c. Orthopnoea

d. On the left side

e. Sitting posture bending forward

19. What kind of posture is observed at the right pleural effusion?

a. Orthopnea

b. On the right side

c. Sitting position fixing the shoulder girdle

d. On the left side

e. Sitting posture bending forward

20. What shape of the chest can be observed at the patient with chronic tuberculosis?

a. Normosthenic

b. Asthenic

c. Barrel

d. Paralytic

e. "Funnel breast"

21. What shape of the chest can be observed at the patient with emphysema?

a. Normosthenic

b. Asthenic

c. Barrel

d. Paralytic

e. "Funnel breast"

22. How is chest shape changed at the left side pneumothorax?

a. Enlarged left part of the chest

b. Reduced left part of the chest

c. Enlarged right part of the chest

d. Reduced right part of the chest

e. Not changed

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