MCQ IN RESPIRATORY BASICS PART III

  

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

RESPIRATORY BASICS PART III

Q No 1	Barrel Chest is commonly seen in ______________
	A.      Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	B.      Tuberculosis
	C.      Rickets	D.      Pneumothorax
Q No 2	A pigeon chest is noted in
	A.      COPD	B.      Emphysema
	C.      Tuberculosis	D.      Childhood Asthma
Q No 3	Indrawing of ribs form symmetrical horizontal grooves above the coastal margin is called as ____________
	A.      Rickets rosary	B.      Tuberculosis
	C.      Harrison’s Sulcus	D.      Pigeon curve
Q No 4	Vitamin- C deficiency with a sharp angulation with or without beading or rosary formation of the ribs, arising as a result of backward displacement of pushing in of the sternum is _______
	A.      Harrison’s Sulcus	B.      Scorbutic Rosary
	C.      Rickets Rosary	D.      Pectus Carinatum
Q No 5	Normal respiratory rate in Adults is ______________
	A.      10—12 breaths	B.      12—22 breaths
	C.      11—19 breaths	D.      14—18 breaths
Q No 6	The ratio of Pulse rate to Respiratory rate is ________
	A.      1: 2	B.      2: 4
	C.      1: 4	D.      4: 1
Q No 7	When the respiratory rate is more than 20 per minute is called _________
	A.      Bradypnea	B.      Tachypnoea
	C.      Hyperpnoea	D.      Hypopnoea
Q No 8	Decreased respiratory rate is seen in __________
	A.      ARDS	B.      Brainstem lesions
	C.      Hysteria	D.      Alkalosis
Q No 9	Accessory muscles of Inspiration include All, Except_________
	A.      Latissimus Dorsi	B.      Scalenus
	C.      Trapezius	D.      Pectoralis Major
Q No 10	Kussmaul’s Breathing occurs in _______________
	A.      Drug Poisoning	B.      Renal Failure
	C.      Metabolic Acidosis	D.      Cardiac Failure
Q No 11	Hyperpnoea followed by Apnoea in cardiac failure is called ___________
	A.      Biot’s Breathing	B.      Kussmaul’s breathing
	C.      Chyne-stoke breathing	D.      Cogwheel breathing
Q No 12	Irregular breathing pattern with both deep and shallow breathing occurs randomly, seen in brainstem lesion called as ____________
	A.      Apneustic breathing	B.      Biot’s breathing
	C.      Pursed lip breathing	D.      Ataxic breathing
Q No 13	____________ breathing pattern is seen in Pontine lesions
	A.      Ataxic breathing	B.      Apneustic breathing
	C.      Cog-wheel breathing	D.      Biot’s breathing
Q No 14	____________ type of breathing prevents collapse of Alveoli
	A.      Pursed lip breathing	B.      Biot’s breathing
	C.      Ataxic breathing	D.      Apneustic breathing
Q No 15	The trachea is pulled to the same side as noted in _________
	A.      Fibrosis	B.      Tumour
	C.      Pleural effusion	D.      Pneumothorax
Q No 16	In Pleural effusion, the position of the trachea is _________
	A.      Moved to the same side	B.      Moved to the opposite side
	C.      No change in the trachea	D.      Slightly curved posteriorly
Q No 17	Normal Chest expansion is __________
	A.      1—2 cms	B.      4—5 cms
	C.      5—8 cms	D.      8—10 cms
Q No 18	Reduced symmetrical chest expansion is seen in All of the following, Except_____
	A.      Asthma	B.      Ankylosing Spondylitis
	C.      Emphysema	D.      Rib fracture
Q No 19	Breath sounds are absent in _____
	A.      Pneumothorax	B.      Emphysema
	C.      COPD	D.      Asthma
Q No 20	All conditions mentioned below show diminished vesicular breathing sounds, except______
	A.      Tumour	B.      Bronchiectasis
	C.      Pleural Effusion	D.      Bronchial Asthma
Q No 21	Pleximeter is __________
	A.      Index finger	B.      Ring finger
	C.      Middle finger	D.      Little finger
Q No 22	Percussion can be done in all the regions, Except_______
	A.      Supraclavicular	B.      Medial 1/3rd of Clavicle
	C.      Infraclavicular	D.      Medial 1/3rd of Scapular
Q No 23	During Auscultation on the Anterior side, the areas are from __________
	A.      Above the clavicle to 6th Rib	B.      Above the clavicle to 8th Rib
	C.      Below the clavicle to 10th Rib	D.      Below the clavicle to 6th Rib
Q No 24	Percussion with Hyper-resonant seen in ______
	A.      Pulmonary Tuberculosis	B.      Normal Lungs
	C.      Pneumothorax	D.      Pleural thickening
Q No 25	Boundaries of Traube’s Space includes All, Except__________
	A.      Right side—Left lobe of the liver	B.      Lt side—Spleen
	C.      Below—Left costal margin	D.      Above—Right coastal margin

 

 

 

 

 

Answers

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