WorksheetsLungs auscultation
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
Auscultation is used in:
lungs
heart
intestines
arteries
Choose main breath sounds
vesicular respiration
bronchial respiration
rales
crepitation
Vesicular respiration is associated with:
the presence of cavities in the lungs
an air that passes through the larynx, glottis and upper trachea
alveolar walls vibration
an air flow that passes through bronchi containing a secret of different viscosity
Vesicular respiration is best of all heard in:
jugular fossa
the armpit
subclavicular area
subscapular area
Choose the cause of physiological weakening of vesicular respiration:
high-standing diaphragm
ribs fracture
hydrothorax
excessive development of muscles
Puerile respiration is heard in:
athletes
children
older people
middle-aged people
Amphoric respiration can be heard in a patient with:
pneumonia
a large cavity in the lung communicating with bronchus
pneumothorax
hydrothorax
Stenotic respiration (stridor) is heard in the patients with:
narrowed larynx or trachea
spontaneous pneumothorax
a large cavity in the lungs
hydrothorax
Sibilant rales can be heard in:
pneumonia
bronchial asthma
obstructive bronchitis
tuberculous cavity
Pleural friction sound can be heard in:
lung emphysema
bronchitis
dry pleurisy
bronchial asthma
Name this scientist
W. Einthoven
Rene Laennec
Hippocrates
N.D. Strazhesko
Crepitation originates in:
pleural cavity
alveoli
bronchi
trachea
