by Felicia MedStudent 14 years ago
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anemia
pulmonary HTN (vascular)
pulmonary fibrosis (interstitium)
COPD (airway)
Pleural effusion (pleura)
Infection (parynchyma)
Acute blood loss
Vascular trauma (pulmonary embolus)
Pleural trauma (pneumothorax)
Anemia
Cardiac
Musculoskeletal disease
COPD
infections
Metabolic causes
Reversible obstruction
Anxiety
↑ in consolidation
↓ in effusion
Emphysema
normal!
all normal lungs are resonant.
it's only bad when you have hyperresonance
how the chest moves (usually decreased movement)
E-->A
Vocal fremitus ("99")
Whispered pectorliloquy
Consolidation
Asthma
Small/Mid-airway dz
Wet
"rice crispies"
Alveolar/interstitial dz
Pulmonary edema
Dry
"velcro"
Pulmonary fibrosis
Trachea/Upper airway obstruction
Effusion
Pneumothorax
SOB when laying on one side
(FINE when laying on back or standing up)
unilateral lung/pleural dz
SOB when standing up
(FINE when laying down)
hepatopulmonary syndrome
lymphadenopathy obstructing the airways
lung base dz
SOB when laying down
(FINE when standing up)
diaphragm collapse
fluid in lung