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CXR and ABG made easy

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is your handsome lecturer today?

a)

Dr. Am

b)

Dr. Heah

c)

Dr. Zhafran

d)

Dr. Wong

2.

Describe the abnormal CXR

a)

pleural effusion

b)

lung consolidation

c)

lung collapse

d)

Lung mass

3.

Describe the abnormal CXR

a)

Underpenetrated

b)

Overpenetrated

c)

Rotated

d)

Normal CXR

4.

What is the possible cause of CXR abnormality?

a)

heart failure

b)

lung cancer

c)

obstructive sleep apnea

d)

COPD

5.

A 40 y.o man presented with SOB. What is the most relevant diagnostic investigation ?

a)

CT thorax

b)

bronchoscopy

c)

pleural tap

d)

ECHO

6.

describe the abnormal CXR

a)

pneumonia

b)

anterior mediastinal mass

c)

posterior mediastinal mass

d)

cardiomegaly

7.

A 30 y.o lady presented with lethargy. ABG result

PH 7.20 (7.35 -7.45)

Pco2 30 (35 -45)

Po2 80 (75-100)

Hco3 10 (22-28)

DXT 20

Ketone 3+

What is the next plan?

a)

fluid resuscitation

b)

oxygen therapy

c)

antibiotic

d)

electrolytes correction

8.

interpret the ABG result

PH 7.50 (7.35 -7.45)

Pco2 50 (35 -45)

Po2 80 (75-100)

Hco3 30 (22-28)

a)

uncompensated metabolic alkalosis

b)

partially compensated metabolic alkalosis

c)

compensated metabolic alkalosis

d)

partially compensated metabolic acidosis

9.

A 50 y.o man presented with SOB. ABG result

PH 7.20 (7.35 -7.45)

Pco2 50 (35 -45)

Po2 60 (75-100)

Hco3 30 (22-28)

DXT 14

What is the next plan?

a)

High flow mask

b)

Fluid resuscitation

c)

insulin infusion

d)

venturi mask

10.

what is the possible causes of abnormal ABG as below:

PH 7.50 (7.35 -7.45)

Pco2 30 (35 -45)

Po2 60 (75-100)

Hco3 22 (22-28)

a)

pneumonia

b)

COPD

c)

DKA

d)

Diarrhea