Thorax and lungs III

It is a clinical manifestation that can be identified in the thorax inspection:

• Abnormal muscle retraction of the intercostal spaces during inspiration

• Dull sound

• Wheezes sounds

• Bronchovesicular sound

It is a data of respiratory distress that can be seen in the inspection

• Chest expansion

• Dull sound

• Wheezes sounds

• Abnormal muscle retraction of the intercostal spaces during inspiration

The test chest expansion corresponding to:

• Palpation

• Inspection

• Percussion

• Auscultation

According to the book of physical examination "Bates" with which fingers is the technique of thorax percussion made?

• Left thumb and right ring finger

• Left ring finger and right thumb

• Middle finger on both hands

• Left middle finger and right ring finger

It is the sound in the thorax percussion that corresponds to the sound of a healthy lung

• Flat

• Dull

• Resonant

• Hyperresonant

With which part of the stethoscope is the auscultation of the thorax normally done?

• Bell

• Diaphragm

According to the book of physical exploration "Bates", how many points of auscultation and percussion must be explored?

• 6 from both sides

• 7 from both sides

• 7 on one side

• 3 from both sides

It is a respiratory sound caused by the reduction of the caliber of the respiratory tract:

• Vesicular

• Bronchial

• Wheezes

• Crackles

Breathing sound in patients present in healthy patients:

• Crackles

• Wheezes

• Rhonchi

• Vesicular

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