INTRODUCTION TO RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY PART I

 MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 

INTRODUCTION TO RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY

Q No 1	Apical Lobes are located 2—3 cms above__________
	A.      First Rib	B.      Second Rib
	C.      Clavicle	D.      Sternum
Q No 2	Trachea bifurcates in relation with the Thoracic spines at _________
	A.      4—5th	B.      5—6th
	C.      6—7th	D.      1—2nd
Q No 3	How many lobes in the left lower lungs_______
	A.      3	B.      5
	C.      4	D.      2
Q No 4	In Pleural disorders, the cough is usually _______
	A.      Barking Cough	B.      Bovine Cough
	C.      Dry Cough	D.      Productive Cough
Q No 5	Paroxysmal cough indicates _______________
	A.      Hysterical Disorders	B.      Interstitial lung diseases
	C.      Common Cold	D.      Chronic Bronchitis
Q No 6	Cough with Metallic sound produced by compression of the Trachea by intrathoracic space-occupying lesion is ______________
	A.      Bovine Cough	B.      Brassy Cough
	C.      Dry Cough	D.      Barking Cough
Q No 7	All the following conditions result in the production of Nocturnal cough, Except______
	A.      Post nasal drip	B.      Bronchial Asthma
	C.      Aspiration	D.      Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Q No 8	Copious Sputum production is seen in _________
	A.      Chronic Bronchitis	B.      Lung Abscess
	C.      Asthma	D.      Aspergillosis
Q No 9	Black-coloured sputum is commonly seen in __________
	A.      Coal workers	B.      Pneumococcal pneumonia
	C.      Pulmonary Oedema	D.      Bacterial Infections
Q No 10	Pink frothy sputum is seen in ________
	A.      Pneumococcal pneumonia	B.      Tuberculosis
	C.      Klebsiella pneumonia	D.      Pulmonary Oedema
Q No 11	In Haemoptysis, if blood loss is 100—150 ml per day indicates _______
	A.      Mild	B.      Moderate
	C.      Severe	D.      Worst
Q No 12	All the following are causes of Haemoptysis, Except__________
	A.      Tuberculosis	B.      Lung Abscess
	C.      Pneumonia	D.      Chronic Bronchitis
Q No 13	Medical research council grades of Dyspnea graded as___________ when there is a shortness of breath when walking at own pace on level ground.
	A.      Grade I	B.      Grade II
	C.      Grade III	D.      Grade IV
Q No 14	Sherwood jones classification of Dyspnea Grade III is _________
	A.      Able to do household activities	B.      Partial confined to chair or bed
	C.      Moribund	D.      Totally confined to chair or bed
Q No 15	________ receptors in the thoracic cage produce Dyspnea
	A.      Barrow receptors	B.      Stretch receptors
	C.      J receptors	D.      Chemo receptors
Q No 16	Dyspnea occurring within hours seen in _______
	A.      Pneumonia	B.      Pneumothorax
	C.      Left heart failure	D.      Pleural effusion
Q No 17	Pulmonary congestion or microemboli may stimulate dyspnea by __________ receptors
	A.      Barrow receptors	B.      Stretch receptors
	C.      J receptors	D.      Chemo receptors
Q No 18	The normal Nail bed angle is _________
	A.      120º	B.      155º
	C.      180º	D.      160º
Q No 19	Drumstick appearance in clubbing indicates ________ grade
	A.      Grade I	B.      Grade II
	C.      Grade III	D.      Grade IV
Q No 20	Hypertrophic Osteoarthropathy seen in all conditions, Except______________
	A.      Bronchial Asthma	B.      Neurofibroma
	C.      AV malformation	D.      Bronchogenic Carcinoma
Q No 21	Unidigital Clubbing is often seen in____________
	A.      Bronchitis	B.      Tophaceous Gout
	C.      Pan coast tumour	D.      Tuberculosis
Q No 22	Cardiovascular causes of Clubbing is _____________
	A.      AV malformation	B.      Tetralogy of Fallot’s
	C.      Myocardial Infarction	D.      Arterial septal defects
Q No 23	The Dorsum of the digital phalanx of fingers of both hands are approximated found _______ shape, named it as Lovibond angle
	A.      Circular	B.      Oval
	C.      Triangle	D.      Diamond
Q No 24	Pseudoclubbing is often seen in ________
	A.      Hansen’s disease	B.      Sarcoidosis
	C.      Atrial Myxoma	D.      Crohn disease
Q No 25	Uni lateral clubbing is seen in ______
	A.      Brachial AV fistula	B.      Hemiplegia
	C.      Sarcoidosis	D.      Pancoast Tumour

 

Question No	Answers
1)	C
2)	A
3)	D
4)	C
5)	D
6)	B
7)	D
8)	B
9)	A
10)	D
11)	B
12)	D
13)	C
14)	D
15)	B
16)	A
17)	C
18)	D
19)	C
20)	A
21)	B
22)	A
23)	D
24)	A
25)	C