1. What type of percussion sounds may you hear over
health lung?
a. Tympanic
b. Clear lung
c. Dull
d. Stony dull
e. Resonant.
2. When may you hear dull percussion sound over lung?
a Thickened pleura.
b Collapse of lung.
c. Consolidation of lung.
d. Fluid in pleural cavity.
e. Everything mentioned above.
3. When may you hear hyper-resonant percussion
sounds over the lung?
a. Emphysema,
b. Pneumothorax,
c. Above the level of pleural effusion
d. Large cavity
E. Everything mentioned above.
4. What pathological condition can produce dull
percussion sound?
a. Pneumonia
b. Emphysema
c. Large cavity
d. Bronchitis
E. Pneumothorax.
5. What percussion sound is heard of the lobular
pneumonia?
a. Tympanic
b. Impaired
c. Dull
d. Clear lung
e. Resonant.
6. What percussion sound is heard of emphysema?
a. Tympanic
b. Impaired
c. Dull
d. Clear lung
e. Resonant.
8. What percussion sound is heard of pleural effusion?
a. Tympanic
b. Impaired
c. Dull
d. Clear lung
e. Resonant.
9. What percussion sound is heard of collapse of the
lung lobe resulting from obstruction of
the bronchus lumen?
a. Tympanitic
b. Impaired
c. Dull
d. Stony dull
e. Resonant.
10. What percussion sound is heard of the focal
pneumonia near root of lung?
a. Tympanitic
b. Impaired
c. Dull
d. Clear lung
e. Resonant.
11. What is determined on topographic percussion of
the lung?
a. Position of the height of the lung apex
b. Lung border mobility
c. Position of the lower border
d. Kronig's fields width
e. All mentioned above
12. What lines is topographic percussion done along?
a. Scapular
b. Paravertebral
c. Parasternal
d. Medioclavicular
e. Everything mentioned above.
13. What is the first line along which the lower border
of the left lung is determined?
a. Scapular
b. Paravertebral
c. Parasternal
d. Medioclavicular
e. Axilar anterior
14. What is the first line along which the lower border
of the right lung is determined?
a. Scapular
b. Paravertebral
c. Parasternal
d. Medioclavicular
e. Axilar anterior
15. What is position of the lower border of the right
lung along medioclavicular line?
a. 6th interspace
b. 10th interspace
c. 7th interspace
d. 5th interspace
e. Not determine
16. What is position of the lower border of the left lung
along medioclavicular line?
a. 6th interspace
b. 10th interspace
c. Not determine
d. 5th interspace
e. 8th interspace
17. What is the normal height of the lung apex?
a. 6-8 sm
b. 3-5 sm
c. 8-10 sm
d. 5-7 sm
e. 1-2 sm
18. What are the causes of increase height of the lung
apex?
a. Pulmonary emphysema
b. Inflammatory infiltration of the lungs
c. Pleural effusion
d. Pleural obliteration
e. Everything mentioned above.
19. What are the causes of reduced mobility of the lower
border?
a. pulmonary emphysema
b. inflammatory infiltration of the lungs
c. fluid in the pleural cavity
d. pleural obliteration
e. everything mentioned above.