pneumothorax

Types of pneumothorax EXCEPT

• Spontaneous

• Traumatic

• Latrogenic

• Ketogenic

Below are clinical manifestations of Pneumothorax EXCEPT

• Chest pain pricking like

• Dyspnea

• Dry Cough

• Frosty secretions

Mediastinal Shift is one of the condition in Tension Pneumothorax

• True

• False

Physical examination patient with tension pneumothorax are EXCEPT

• The breath sounds are reduced or absent on the affected side

• The percussion note is hyper sonant

• The breath sounds are reduced or absent on the affected side

• Fluid retention both lower limbs

Goals of treatment for Pneumothorax as to promote lung expansion and to decrease pneumothorax recurrence

• True

• False

Catheter aspiration of pneumothorax can be used where the equipment and experience is available

• True

• False

Below are the treatments for Pneumothorax EXCEPT

• Chemical Pleurodesis

• Thoracoscopy

• Intercostal Tube Drainage

• CABG

Pyopneumothorax- Caused by aspiration or intercostal chest tube insertion

• True

• False

Hemopneumothorax is caused by

• Fluids in the pleura cavity

• Bleeding in pleural space

• Air in pleural space

Mediastinal and subcutaneous emphysema

• Alveoli rupture, the air enter into pulmonary interstitial, and then goes into mediastinal and subcutaneous tissues

• Rupture of vessels in adhesion