Question 1
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A) associated with increased IgE biosynthesis
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B) intrinsic causes of asthma
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C) is a form of wheezing
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D) refers only to allergic rhinitis
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E) All is correct
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A and B
Question 2
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Pseudoallergiv response activated same mediators as allergic
Question 3
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Acetylsalicylic acid intolarance may lead to non-allergic asthma
Question 4
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A sign in asthma is alternating [blank_start]breathing[blank_end] pattern - pectoral, abdominal
Question 5
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A sign in chronic asthma - due to overinflated chest is [blank_start]barrel[blank_end] chest
Question 6
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In severe asthma attack, wheezing sound might be absent - this is called "[blank_start]silent chest[blank_end]"
Question 7
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Which of the folowing diseases is due to fibrosis irreversible?
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A) Asthma
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B) Chronic asthma
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C) COPD
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B and C
Question 8
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Which of the folowing statements regarding COPD is false
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A) overproduction of mucous and decreased function of cilia in resp. epithel.
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B) decreased airflow due to bronchoconstriction
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C) due to overinflation of lungs barrel shaped chest deformation is common
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D) due to pulmonary hypertension - progressive left ventricular failure
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E) all is correct
Question 9
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Central cyanosis, hypercapnia, hypoxemia are signs of
Question 10
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Overinflated chest, decreased breathing sound, partial respiratory failure are signs of
Question 11
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Which of the folowings are signs of pink puffer?
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right ventricular failure
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decreased diaphragmatic movement
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high immunoglobulin levels
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partial respiratory failure - only hypoxemia
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air disrupting alveolar, leading to prolonged expiration
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high resonant percussion - decreased breathing
Question 12
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Which of the folowings aer signs of blue bloater?
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No cyanosis
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Left ventricular heart failure
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Right ventricular heart failure
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Complete respiratory failure
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Wheezing - when auscultation
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high imunoglobulin levels
Question 13
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FEV1/FVC = 60% after inhalation of bronchodilator - what is the diagnosis?
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A) Asthma
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B) Chronic asthma
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C) COPD
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D) Chronic bronchitis
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C and D
Question 14
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Diagnose by the chest x-ray: flattened diaphragm, air in lungs, small heart, hyperinflation
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Emphysema
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Chronic bronchitis
Question 15
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Symptoms triggered during exercise is typical of asthma
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Symptoms triggered after exercise is sign of asthma
Question 17
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Noctural dyspnea is frequently associated with
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Steroids can usually relieve patients with COPD from their symptoms
Question 19
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FEV1 and FEV1/FVC is always decreased in patients with COPD
Question 20
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Dry cough is common in patients with COPD