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  • 問題数 84 • 11/10/2024

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  • 1

    Relieved by nitroglycerin (30 sec to 1 min)

    stable angina

  • 2

    Comes on at the same heart rate and blood pressure and is relieved by rest (lasts only a few minutes)

    stable angina

  • 3

    Not palpable

    stable angina

  • 4

    Associated with feelings of doom, cold sweats, SOB

    stable angina

  • 5

    Often seen with ST-segment depression

    stable angina

  • 6

    Chest wall pain

    nonanginal discomfort

  • 7

    Occurs any time; lasts for hours

    nonanginal discomfort

  • 8

    Muscle soreness, joint soreness, evoked by palpation or deep breaths

    nonanginal discomfort

  • 9

    Minimal additional symptoms

    nonanginal discomfort

  • 10

    No ST-segment depression

    nonanginal discomfort

  • 11

    Absence of ventilation

    apnea

  • 12

    Apnea with concomitant mouth opening and closing

    fish mouth

  • 13

    Associated with neck extension and bradypnea

    fish mouth

  • 14

    Normal rate, normal depth, regular rhythm

    eupnea

  • 15

    Slow rate, shallow or normal depth, regular rhythm

    bradypnea

  • 16

    Associated with drug overdose

    bradypnea

  • 17

    Fast rate, shallow depth, regular rhythm

    tachypnea

  • 18

    Associated with RLD

    tachypnea

  • 19

    Normal rate, increased depth, regular rhythm

    hyperpnea

  • 20

    Increasing then decreasing depth, period of apnea interspersed

    cheyne strokes

  • 21

    Somewhat regular rhythm

    cheyne strokes

  • 22

    Associated with critically ill patients

    cheyne strokes

  • 23

    Slow rate, shallow depth, apneic periods, irregular rhythm

    biot’s

  • 24

    Associated with central nervous system disorders like meningitis

    biot’s

  • 25

    Slow rate, deep inspiration followed by apnea, irregular rhythm

    apneustic

  • 26

    Associated wuth brainstem disorders

    apneustic

  • 27

    Fast inspiration, slow and prolonged expiration yet normal rate, depth and regular rhythm

    prolonged expiration

  • 28

    Associated with obstructive lung disease

    prolonged expiration

  • 29

    Difficulty breathing in postures other than erect

    orthopnea

  • 30

    Fast rate, increased depth, regular rhythm

    hyperventilation

  • 31

    Results in decreased arterial carbon dioxide, tension

    hyperventilation

  • 32

    Called Kussmaul breathing in metabolic acidosis

    hyperventilation

  • 33

    Also associated with central nervous system disorders like encephalitis

    hyperventilation

  • 34

    Normal rate, regular intervals of sighing

    psychogenic dyspnea

  • 35

    Associated with anxiety

    psychogenic dyspnea

  • 36

    Ralid rate, shallow depth, regular rhythm

    dyspnea

  • 37

    Associated with accessory muscle activity

    dyspnea

  • 38

    Normal rate and rhythm

    doorstop

  • 39

    Characterized by abrupt cessation of inspiration when restriction is encountered

    doorstop

  • 40

    Assiciated with pleurisy

    doorstop

  • 41

    Sore throat, runny nose, runny eyes

    nonspecific

  • 42

    Acute lung infection; tracheibronchitis

    nonspecific

  • 43

    Proceedes by an earlier, painful, nonproductive cough associated with an upper respiratory tract infection

    productive

  • 44

    Lobar pneumonia

    productive

  • 45

    Acute bronchitis

    dry or productive

  • 46

    Bronchopneumonia

    dry or productive

  • 47

    Flu like syndrome

    paroxysmal

  • 48

    Acute exacerbation of chronic bronchitis

    purulent sputum

  • 49

    Chronic bronchitis

    productive for more than 3 mos consecutively and for atleast 2 years

  • 50

    Long standing problem

    foul smelling, copious, layered purulent sputum

  • 51

    Bronchiectasis

    foul smelling, copious, layered purulent sputum

  • 52

    Month long

    blood tinged sputum

  • 53

    Mucoid or blood stained sputum

    paroxysmal

  • 54

    TB or fungal infection

    blood tinged sputum

  • 55

    Pneumonitis, interstitial fibrosis, pulmonary infiltrates

    persistent, nonproductive

  • 56

    Smoking history, injected pharynx

    persistent, minimally productive

  • 57

    Smoker’s cough

    persistent, minimally productive

  • 58

    Long standing

    nonspecific, minimal hemoptysis

  • 59

    Neoplastic disease

    nonspecific, minimal hemoptysis

  • 60

    Long standing, dyspnea

    nonproductive

  • 61

    Mediastinal neoplasm

    nonproductive

  • 62

    Aortic aneurysm

    brassy

  • 63

    Sudden, onset at the same yine as signs of aphyxia

    violent cough

  • 64

    Localized wheezing

    violent cough

  • 65

    Aspiration of foreign body

    violent cough

  • 66

    Worsens in supine position, dyspnea

    frothy sputum

  • 67

    Heart failure, pulmonary edema

    frothy sputum

  • 68

    Sudden; simultaneous dyspnea; pleural effusion

    hemoptysis

  • 69

    Pulmonary infarct

    hemoptysis

  • 70

    CORRECT

    placing bell or diaphragm directly against the chest wall, keeping tubing free from contact with any objects during auscultation, turning television or radio off, wetting chest hair before auscultation if thick, asking alert patient to sit up; rolling comatose patient onto side to auscultate posterior lobes

  • 71

    DECREASED BREATH SOUND

    hyperinflation in COPD, hypoinflation in acute lung disease

  • 72

    ABSENT BREATH SOUNF

    pleural effusion, pneumothorax, severe hyperinflation, obesity

  • 73

    BROCHIAL BREATH SOUND

    consolidation, atelectasis

  • 74

    CRACKLES BREATH SOUND

    secretions, deflation

  • 75

    WHEEZES BREATH SOUND

    diffuse airway obstruction, localized stenosis

  • 76

    monophasic

    deflation

  • 77

    Biphasic

    secretion

  • 78

    Diffuse airway obstruction

    polyphonic

  • 79

    Localized stenosis

    monophonic

  • 80

    Mediastinal emphysema

    crunch

  • 81

    Pleural inflammation or reaction

    pleural rub

  • 82

    Pericardial inflammation

    pericardial rub

  • 83

    DECREASED VOICE SOUND

    atelectasis, pleural effusion, pneumothorax

  • 84

    INCREASED VOICE SOUND

    consolidation, pulmonary fibrosis