NSG 6020 WEEK FOUR FULL STUDY GUIDE
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
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⩥ main symptom of bronchiolitis. Answer: wheezing-lasts about 7 days
⩥ most common cause of bronchiolitis. Answer: RSV
⩥ Treatment for bronchiolitis. Answer: No specific treatment
⩥ Order of lung exam. Answer: inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate
⩥ Pectus Excavatum. Answer: congenital posterior displacement of
lower aspect of sternum
-hollowed-out appearance
-concave appearance of lower sternum
⩥ Pectus carinatum. Answer: at birth
-post CABG
mid childhood and 11-14 year old pubertal males undergoing a growth
spurt
-convex deformity
, -97% have MVP
⩥ Barrel Chest. Answer: associated with emphysema and lung
hyperinflation
-accompanying x-ray demonstrates increased ant-post diameter as well
as diaphragmatic flattening
⩥ Tactile fremitus. Answer: palpable vibrations of the
bronchiopulmonary tree as the patient is speaking (99 or 1-2-3)
-impeded in COPD, pulm effusion or pneumothorax
-increased in consolidation and PNA
⩥ percussion:
flatness. Answer: (thigh)
Large Pleural effusion
⩥ Percussion- dullness. Answer: (liver)
Lobar PNA
⩥ Percussion: resonance. Answer: (Lung)
simple chronic bronchitis
⩥ Percussion: hyperresonance. Answer: None
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
⩥ main symptom of bronchiolitis. Answer: wheezing-lasts about 7 days
⩥ most common cause of bronchiolitis. Answer: RSV
⩥ Treatment for bronchiolitis. Answer: No specific treatment
⩥ Order of lung exam. Answer: inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate
⩥ Pectus Excavatum. Answer: congenital posterior displacement of
lower aspect of sternum
-hollowed-out appearance
-concave appearance of lower sternum
⩥ Pectus carinatum. Answer: at birth
-post CABG
mid childhood and 11-14 year old pubertal males undergoing a growth
spurt
-convex deformity
, -97% have MVP
⩥ Barrel Chest. Answer: associated with emphysema and lung
hyperinflation
-accompanying x-ray demonstrates increased ant-post diameter as well
as diaphragmatic flattening
⩥ Tactile fremitus. Answer: palpable vibrations of the
bronchiopulmonary tree as the patient is speaking (99 or 1-2-3)
-impeded in COPD, pulm effusion or pneumothorax
-increased in consolidation and PNA
⩥ percussion:
flatness. Answer: (thigh)
Large Pleural effusion
⩥ Percussion- dullness. Answer: (liver)
Lobar PNA
⩥ Percussion: resonance. Answer: (Lung)
simple chronic bronchitis
⩥ Percussion: hyperresonance. Answer: None
