. Specify the most typical changes of thorax at the pulmonary emphysema:Ответы(один ответ)1  D) Hypersthenic chest.2  B) Backlog in breath, enlargement of half of thorax and deletion of intercostal spaces.3  C) Only backlog of half of thorax in breath.4  A) Reduction of a half of thorax, its retraction and backlog in breath.5  E) Enlargement of front-back and transverse sizes of a thorax, indrawing of intercostal spaces in lower- lateral portions from both sides.

Specify the most typical changes of a thorax at the obturative atelectasis:Ответы(один ответ)1  C) Only backlog of half of thorax in breath2  B) Backlog in breath, enlargement of half of thorax and deletion of intercostal spaces3  A) Reduction of half of thorax, its retraction and backlog in breath4  E) Enlargement of front-back and transverse sizes of a thorax, indrawing of intercostal spaces in lower- lateral portions from both sides.5  D) Hypersthenic chest

Anatomic alterations of the lungs with emphysema include the following:a. permanent enlargement and destruction of air spaces distal tothe terminal bronchiolesb. destruction of the alveoloar capillary membranec. air trappingd. weakening of the distal airways, primarily the respiratory bronchioles

Which of the following are symptoms of emphysema?Check All That ApplyThe elastic recoil of the lungs is reduced.The elastic recoil of the lungs is reduced.The surface area for gas exchange is reduced.The surface area for gas exchange is reduced.The alveoli are distended and their walls damaged.The alveoli are distended and their walls damaged.There is less stress on the heart to pump blood through the lungs.There is less stress on the heart to pump blood through the lungs.

What basic respiratory murmur is most often sounded at pulmonary emphysema?Ответы(один ответ)1  D) Rough respiration2  E) Mixed bronchus-vesicular respiration.3  A) Weakened vesicular respiration4  B) Amphoric respiration5  C) Bronchial respiration

Percussion of the chest of patients with Emphysema would be:Group of answer choicesDullHyperresonanceNormalHyporresonance