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153 نتيجة لـ «asthma»
المحاضرات (2)
من صفحات المحاضرات (94)
- 10 نقاط في Acute Asthma
- 38 نقطة في Asthma
- نقطة وحدة في Heart Failure
- 4 نقاط في Acute Pulmonary Oedema
- 5 نقاط في Other Lung Diseases (ILD, Bronchiectasis, Lung Cancer)
- 4 نقاط في COPD
- 6 نقاط في Approach to Shortness of Breath
- 5 نقاط في Acid–Base (old banks)
- نقطة وحدة في Approach to Chest Pain
- 9 نقاط في Respiratory Failure & Acid–Base
- نقطة وحدة في Abnormal Cardiac Clinical Signs
- نقطة وحدة في GERD & Oesophagitis
- نقطة وحدة في COPD Exacerbation
- نقطة وحدة في Glomerular Diseases
- 3 نقاط في Hypertension
- نقطة وحدة في Ischemic Heart Disease
- نقطة وحدة في Dysphagia
- نقطة وحدة في Pleural Effusion & Pneumothorax
- نقطة وحدة في Arrhythmia
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الأسئلة (30 من 44)
- A 27-year-old woman with asthma has 2 days of dyspnoea and cough using accessory muscles. Which feature is a risk factor for fatal asthma?
- A 34 - year - old man undergoes pulmonary function testing that does not reveal asthma. Your clinical suspicion is still high for asthma, so you provoke bronchoconstriction by performing the methacholine…
- patient known asthmatic admitted due to asthma exacerbation treated, then after that deteriorate. Which one of the following is suggestive of life-threatening status of patient?
- A 30-year-old woman with recurrent asthma tells the student her husband beats her and fakes asthma attacks to escape from him and asks you to please "Don't…
- A 34-year-old man is brought to the emergency department with recurrent asthma exacerbation. The patient has 10-year history of asthma and pervious hospitalizations. Which of the following…
- A 25-year-old male with a long history of severe asthma presents to the ER with shortness of breath. He has previously required admission to the hospital and was…
- This is a follow-up question to the previous question -Which one of the following observa ons is consistent with a presentation of severe/life threatening asthma rather than mild…
- A 34-year-old with asthma has an exacerbation (dyspnoea, cough, wheeze) after dust exposure. What is the initial step?
- 45yo women with long standing asthma evaluated for one-month history of nocturnal asthma symptoms. At least weekly and the need to use salbutamol daily. Her therapy is moderate dose…
- Pt k/c of asthma, came in ambulance with O2 sat 70% on high flow oxygen, what is the likely diagnosis?
- patient with cough, SOB and wheezing, on examination, bilateral scattered rhonchi, how to differentiate between COPD and Asthma?
- A 23-year-old woman has an acute exacerbation of asthma. She is started on medical treatment, but she deteriorates, and the intensive care unit team is asked to review…
- …Family history is significant for asthma. He has a 34-pack-year smoking history. Physical examination shows bilateral scattered expiratory wheezes. Which of the following would be most helpful in…
- Woman k/c of asthma + HTN, take SABA + inhaled corticosteroids + ACEI complains of candida in mouth What is the cause of his condition?
- A 34-year-old man with asthma has dyspnoea, accessory muscle use and bilateral wheeze. He was started on salbutamol–ipratropium. What should be added?
- A 55-year-old man with a 40 pack-year smoking history and childhood asthma (in remission since adulthood) has breathlessness. Spirometry shows low FEV₁/FVC, low FEV₁ and FVC…
- …He has had prior hospitalizations for asthma; and required intubation. His pulse oximetry is 91% on room air. He looks distress and has expiratory wheezing. Venous blood pCO2 is 30…
- A 34-year-old man comes with 9-year history of asthma, on a combination inhaled corticosteroid and long-acting beta agonist inhaler as needed with excellent inhaler technique. He…
- Patient k/c of asthma has 2 episodes per week and awaken from sleep 3-4 times per month, he is on salbutamol, what is the best drug to add?
- A 36-year-old non-smoker has 6 weeks of wheeze, cough and dyspnoea, waking at night once a week. Spirometry confirms asthma. What is the best management?
- …She uses a regular steroid inhaler for asthma but has never been in hospital for any reason. Which is the single most likely diagnosis?
- …Which test would best confirm asthma?
- …He is known case of asthma on long-acting beta agonists, inhaled steroids and prednisolone 10 mg for the last 10 months. Which one of the following drugs is most…
- A patient with an acute asthmatic attack. Arterial blood gases (ABG) results show: [H+] = 24 nmol/L (35 - 45 mmol/L) pCO2= 2.5kPa (35-45 mmHg) HCO3= 22 mmol…
- An obese, 50-year-old male patient with bronchial asthma, occasional dyspepsia, and nocturnal cough. He wakes up at morning with sour taste in his mouth. His current medications are…
- …She was recently discharged from hospital 3 weeks ago after a bronchial asthma exacerbation and has completed a glucocorticoid taper 1 week ago. Over the last year, she has had…
- …Medical history includes asthma. Patient is vitally stable and would like to go home. In addition to an inhaled corticosteroid and a beta agonist. Which of the following medications is…
- …attacks before that managed with inhaled Budesonide EGD showed rings and white spots He has atopy history of all three diseases (Asthma, eczema, rhinitis ) Which of the following is diagnostic:
- A 25-year-old woman comes to the physician for asthma management. Her asthma began in childhood and had been well controlled on moderate dose mometasone. She recently developed nocturnal…
- A 56-year-old woman comes to the office due to progressive asthma symptoms. The patient describes nighttime cough hat have increased in recent months. Sometimes she has to use…
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