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A pleural friction rub is associated with all of the following conditions EXCEPT: pneumonia TB pleurisy pulmonary edema - CORRECT ANSWER-pulmonary edema The results of a patient's chest radiograph reveal the presence of a right side consolidation with a concave-shape appearance and a mediastinal shift to the left. Physical examination of the chest reveals decreased movement, flat percussion, and absent breath sounds over the right lower chest. These results are consistent with which of the following conditions? right sided pleural effusion R sided basilar pneumonia R sided atelectasis R sided pneumothorax - CORRECT ANSWER-R pleural effusion Fine crepitant crackles are most commonly associated with which of the following conditions? bronchiectasis CHF pneumonia pleural effusion - CORRECT ANSWER-CHF You have a patient who is presenting with an ABG that has low oxygenation and decreased ventilation values. Which do you attempt to fix first? oxygenation ventilation Doesn't matter - CORRECT ANSWER-ventilation A unilateral wheeze would most likely indicate which of the following? asthma atelectasis foreign body aspiration epiglotitis - CORRECT ANSWER-foreign body aspirationAll of the following may be associated with the presence of a pneumothorax EXCEPT: tracheal deviation dull diagnostic percussive note absent breath sounds respiratory distress - CORRECT ANSWER-dull diagonostic percussive note A patient involved in a motor vehicle accident has sustained a long bone fracture and remains in traction. The patient suddenly complains of chest pain, and becomes tachypneic and tachycardiac. What is most likely the problem? CHF PE (deadspace disease) left heart failure MI - CORRECT ANSWER-PE