| A | B |
|---|
| Barrel chest is seen in | lung disease |
| Chest crepitus or SQ emphysema is a sign of | pneumothorax |
| increased tactile fremitus is seen in | consolidation/pneumonia |
| decreased tactile fremitus is seen in | emphysema, pneumothorax |
| tracheal deviation to the affected side is seen in | pneumonia, atelectasis |
| tracheal deviation to the uneffected side is seen in | tension pneumothorax, goiter, pleural effusion |
| Normal lung percussion sound is | resonance |
| Hyperresonance is heard in | emphysema, pneumothorax |
| Dullness in the chest is a sign of | fluid-filled cavity, pneumonia, pleural effusion |
| Fine crackles are heard in patients with | CHF, pneumonia, atelectesis, COPD |
| Coarse crackles are heard in patients with | pneumonia, bronchitis, pulmonary edema |
| Wheezes are heard in patients with | asthma, foreign body obstruction |
| Pleural friction rub is heard during | inspriation and expiration |
| Bronchial breath sounds are normally heard | around trachea |
| bronchovesicular breath sounds are normally heard | between scapulae @ 1st and 2nd ICS, next to sternum |
| Vesicular breath sounds are normally heard | in peripheral lund fields |
