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  • 問題数 100 • 1/15/2024

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  • 1

    A 50 year old presents with cough with sputum. sputum is serous, frothy and pinkish in colour. Dx?

    pulmonary edema

  • 2

    Which of the following bronchopulmonary segment is found in left lobe but not in right lobe?

    Lingular

  • 3

    Which of the following is not related to control of breathing?

    limbic system

  • 4

    Carotid bodies mainly activated by?

    arterial PO2

  • 5

    Bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy is unlikely to be present in-

    lung cancer

  • 6

    Pulmonary circulation in health operates at which pressure?

    24/9 mmHg

  • 7

    which of the following is an indication for ultrasound in lung disease?

    to distinguish pleral fluid from pleural thickening

  • 8

    which of the following is an indication of flexible bronchoscopy in lung disease?

    diagnosis of bronchocentric disorders

  • 9

    which of the following is not an indication of immunological and serological test?

    sarcoidosis

  • 10

    which of the following statement is correct?

    TLC increase in emphysema

  • 11

    which of the following is not a cause of cough due to involvement of lung parenchyma?

    lung cancer

  • 12

    Which of the following is a cause of chronic exertional dyspnoea?

    extrinsic allergic alveolitis

  • 13

    which of the following is not a feature of psychogenic hyperventilation?

    low score on Nijmegen questionnaire

  • 14

    A 31-year-old woman with a history of asthma was reviewed in the respiratory clinic due to persistent productive cough and progressive dyspnoea for the past 4 months. She received multiple courses of antibiotics with poor response. Chest x-ray showed bilateral pulmonary infiltrates. Given the most likely diagnosis, what is the most appropriate treatment? a)Chest physiotherapy b)Oral montelukast c)Oral prednisolone d)Pirfenidone e)Prophylactic azithromycin

    C

  • 15

    Q: An asthma patient got admitted into the hospital with fever, cough, breathlessness. Cbc shows eosinophilia and total serum IgE was 1250ng/mL and CT-chest shows proximal bronchiectasis. What is the most possible diagnosis? A) miliary TB B) pulmonary eosinophilia C) chronic pulmonary aspergillosis D) asthma E) ABPA

    E

  • 16

    Q: Statements correct regarding latent TB A) life time risk of TB disease : 5-15% B) identified by TST or IGRA C) chemoprophylaxis is offered in aged people over 65 years D) isoniazid can be used for 4 months E) a course of rifampicin and isoniazid for 3 months is effective

    A, B, E

  • 17

    Q.A patient presented with cough fever chest pain.he has history of travelling where he will be lived in a air cooling space.which one will be the organism - a.sterp pneumonia b.staph aureus c.mycoplasma d.legionella pnuemonia e.haemophilus influenza

    D

  • 18

    Bacterial causes of pneumonia in pregnancy are? A. Klebsiella pneumoniae B. Strep pneumoniae C. Mycoplasma pneumoniae D. Haemophilus influenza E. Chlamydia pneumoniae

    B, C, D

  • 19

    Viral causes of pneumonia in pregnancy are? A. HSV B. Measles C. Influenza D. Varicella zoster E. CMV

    C, D

  • 20

    Which is gold standard investigation for pulmonary TB? a.Sputum for microscopy b.Sputum for C/S c.xene expert d.biopsy e.tubercular skin test

    B

  • 21

    Which of the following is not a cause of finger clubbing?

    emphysema

  • 22

    Which of the following can cause cause catastrophic bronchial hemorrhage?

    lung abcess, bronchiectasis , intracavitary mycetoma

  • 23

    which of the following is not a parenchymal cause of hemoptysis?

    idiopathic Pulmonary hemosiderosis

  • 24

    which cardiovascular diseases causes hemoptysis?

    ALVF, MS, Aortic aneyrysm

  • 25

    which blood disorders causes hemoptysis?

    Leukaemia, hemophilia , anticoagulants

  • 26

    which of the following is an uncommon cause of Pulmonary nodule?

    lymphoma

  • 27

    which of the following is not a feature of benign lesion on CT scan of chest?

    speculated

  • 28

    which of the following is not correct?

    popcorn pattern suggests granuloma

  • 29

    A 40 year old female went for a CT scan which showed solid non calcified nodule. Nodule size is 2 mm. what should be the next plan of management?

    Discharge

  • 30

    which of the following is one of the common causes of pleural effushion?

    cardiac failure

  • 31

    which of the following is not a charactistic of pleural effushion due to rheumatoid disease?

    high glucose in pleural fluid

  • 32

    which of the following is not a feature of pleural effushion due to acute pancreatitis?

    lower amylase in pleral fluid than in serum

  • 33

    A 55 year old female presents with fever, chest pain and cough. chest x showing D shaped shadow in the left mid zone. Dx?

    Empyema

  • 34

    which of the following is a cause of chronic type 2 respiratory failure?

    kyphoscoliosis

  • 35

    which of the following is not a cause of chronic type 2 respiratory failure?

    Pulmonary oedema

  • 36

    which of the following is not included in the management of acute on chronic type 2 respiratory failure?

    injectable corticosteroids

  • 37

    which of the following parenchymal lung disease is an indication for lung transplantation?

    lymphangioleiomyomatosis

  • 38

    which of the following drug should be used with precaution in asthma in pregnancy?

    prostaglandin F 2alpha

  • 39

    which of the following is not an indication for rescue glucocorticoid course?

    peak exploratory flow below 80% of the patient's personal best recording

  • 40

    which of the following treatment has no evidence benefit in management of acute severe asthma?

    IV fluid

  • 41

    which of the following feature indicates near fatal asthma?

    raised PaCO2

  • 42

    which of the following is not a risk factor for development of COPD?

    cystic fibrosis

  • 43

    A 60 year old male presents with cough and shortness of breadth. FEV1 shows 40% of the predicted value. which stage of COPD?

    stage 3 (severe)

  • 44

    which of the following is not an indication of CT scan in empyema or COPD?

    assessment of severity of COPD

  • 45

    which of the following is not included in the calculation of the BODE index for COPD?

    PaO2

  • 46

    which of the following is a poor prognostic indicator of COPD?

    pulmonary HTN

  • 47

    congenial causes of bronchiectasis?

    cystic fibrosis , primary hypogammaglobulinaemia, primary ciliary dyskinesia, kartagener syndrome

  • 48

    Acquired Adult causes of bronchiectasis?

    suppurative pneumonia , pulmonary TB, ABPA complicating asthma, bronchial tumors

  • 49

    A 25 year old male presents with chronic cough with copius purulent sputum and hemoptysis. He also complaints of passage of pale, oily, offensive stool. He is diabetic for 1 year. Examination shows ascitis and spleenomegaly. Dx?

    cystic fibrosis

  • 50

    In cystic fibrosis lungs are most commonly affected with-

    staph aureus, gram negative bacilli

  • 51

    which of the following virus is not associated with community acquired pneumonia?

    EBV

  • 52

    A patient is diagnosed as pneumonia. chest x ray shows multilobar shadowing, cavitation, pneumatocele, abcess. what is the most likely organism?

    staph aureus

  • 53

    which of the following inv is not a marker of severity in CAP?

    CRP

  • 54

    which of the following is not an indication for referral to ICU?

    CURB score 3

  • 55

    Lemierre syndrome

    rare cause of Pulmonary abscess , causative agent: Fusobacterum necrophorum, Clinical feature : sore throat, painful swollen neck, fever, rigor, haemoptysis, dyspnoea, spread into jugular veins lead to thrombosis and metastatic dispersal of the organisms

  • 56

    A patient who is diagnosed as pneumonia, presents with severe chest pain and shortness of breadth. chest x ray shows hypertranslucent area with absent bronchovascular marking in the affected lung. which organism is most likely to be associated with this?

    staph aureus

  • 57

    A patient present with suppurative pneumonia. Examination shows poor dental hygiene. organism?

    actinomyces

  • 58

    which of the following is not a feature of suppurative pneumonia?

    low grade pyrexia

  • 59

    choice of antibiotic in aspiration pneumonia?

    amoxicillin and metronidazole

  • 60

    CT scan shows 'Halo' sign in-

    aspergillus

  • 61

    which of the following condition is not associated with risk of TB?

    asbestosis

  • 62

    feature of hypersensitivity of Pulmonary TB?

    erythema nodosum, dactilitis, phlyctenular conjuncttivitis

  • 63

    which of the following is not a feature of cryptic TB?

    positive tuberculin test

  • 64

    non pulmonary complications of Pulmonary TB?

    empyema necessitans, laryngitis, enteritis, amyloidosis, poncet's polyarthritis

  • 65

    which of the following is not a DD of milliary diffuse shadowing?

    granulomatosis with polyangitis

  • 66

    which anti tubercular drug causes lupoid reaction, seizures, psychosis?

    isoniazid

  • 67

    which anti tubercular drug causes interstitial nephritis, thrombocytoopenia, haemolyyttic anaemia?

    rifampicin

  • 68

    which anti tubercular drug causes photosensitization?

    pyrazinamide

  • 69

    specific screening test for detection off latent?

    IGRA

  • 70

    whichvof the following is an opportunistic mycobacterial infection in soft tissue and skin?

    M.marinum

  • 71

    a 30 year old presents with fever, breathlessness and productive sputum. he also mentions that he has worsening of asthmatic symptoms. Inv shows eoosinophilia and chest x ray shows pulmonary infiltrates. Dx?

    ABPA

  • 72

    Features of ABPA-

    proximal bronchiectasis , positive skin test to an extract of Aspergillus fumigatus, elevated A.fumigatus specific IgE or IgG, peripheral blood eosinophilia, presence or history of chest x ray abnormality

  • 73

    which of the following is not a treatment of chroniic pulmonary aspergillosis?

    prednisolone

  • 74

    A 60 year old who is on chemo for lymphoma. , presents with fever, chest pain and hemoptysis. Examination shows pleural rub. Inv shows neeutropenia. HRCT shows macronodules, which may be sorrounded by a 'halo' of intermediate attenuation. Dx?

    invasive pulmonary aspergillosis

  • 75

    which of the following is a common cause of large bronchus obstruction?

    bronchial casts/plugs

  • 76

    Horner's syndrome

    enophthalmos, ipsilateral partial ptosis, miosis

  • 77

    in pancoast syndrome, malignant destruction of which root?

    T1 & C8

  • 78

    A patient present with cough, fever, hemoptysis and hand pain. what would you expect in x ray?

    subperiosteal new bone formation

  • 79

    neurological non metastatic extra Pulmonary manifestation of lung cancer?

    polyneuropathy, myelopathy, cerebellar degeneration , Myasthenia/lambert eaton

  • 80

    Endocrine non metastatic extrapulmonary manifestations of lung cancer?

    SIADH causing hyponatraemia, Ectopic ACTH secretion, Hypercalcemia , Carcinoid syndrome , Gynaecomastia

  • 81

    HRCT finding of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis?

    patchy, predominantly peripheral, subpleural and basal reticular pattern, presence of honeycomb cyst, traction bronchiectasis , Pulmonary infiltrates

  • 82

    Which of The following DPLD usually occurs in male, smoker?

    desquamative interstitial pneumonia

  • 83

    Which of the following DPLD usually occurs in women and steroid responsive?

    lymphocytic interstitial pneumonia

  • 84

    Which of the following is the treatment of choice in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis?

    pirfenidone

  • 85

    possible systemic involvement in sarcoidosis?

    phalangeal bone cysts, mononeuritis multiplex , nasal cutaneous sarcoid lesion (lupus pernio), Erythema nodosum

  • 86

    a patient is diagnosed with sarcoidosis. chest x ray shows pulmonary fibrosis only. which stage is this?

    stage IV

  • 87

    A patient is suspected to have sarcoidosis. which of the following is incorrect?

    lymphocytosis

  • 88

    which of the following is not an indication of steroid in sarcoidosis?

    erythema nodosum

  • 89

    hidebound chest found in-

    systemic sclerosis

  • 90

    which of the following is the respiratory complication of systemic sclerosis?

    diffuse pulmonary fibrosis

  • 91

    which is the most common pulmonary manifestation of rheumatoid disease?

    pulmonary fibrosis

  • 92

    which drugs causes pulmonary eosinophilia?

    nitrofurantoin, para aminosalicyclic acid , salfasalazine, imipramine, chlorpropamide

  • 93

    which drugs cause ARDS?

    hydrochlorothiazide , thrombolytics, IV beta adrenoreceptor agonists, aspirin and opiates

  • 94

    causes of non eosinophillic alveolitis?

    amiodarone, nitrofurantoin, methotrexate, bleomycin

  • 95

    A 30 year old painter presents with exertional dyspnoea and wheeze. he mentions that he feels better at weekends and holidays. what should be the confirmatory test?

    serial recording of peak flow

  • 96

    Drug of choice in pulmonary embolism in pregnancy?

    LMWH

  • 97

    Egg shell calcification is found in -

    silicosis

  • 98

    what is the most common interstitial lung disease in old age?

    idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

  • 99

    A 25 year old smoker comes to the emergency department with shortness of breadth and hemoptysis. he also complaints of rapid deterioration of his kidney function over the last 1 week. what is the most likely diagnosis?

    goodpasture syndrome

  • 100

    Shrinking lung is found in-

    SLE