This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about lung abscesses. The questions cover topics such as the characteristics of different stages of lung abscess, common symptoms of pneumonia, sites commonly affected by lung abscess, typical blood test results for lung abscess patients, and the preferred treatment for lung abscesses. Radiological features of lung consolidation are also discussed.

1. Mcqs on lung abscess
1. Purulent sputum discharge simultaneously "mouth full"
on a large volume, characteristic for:
a)I stage lung abscess
b)II stage lung abscess
c) pneumonia
d)asthma
2. Pneumonia is characterized by sputum:
a)lean, bad expectorant and transparent
b)mucopurulent yellow-green
c) purulent sputum green
d)bloody sputum
3. The patient has pneumonia occurrence of chest pain
indicative of defeat:
a)the alveoli
b)interstitial tissue
c)pleura
d)vessels
4. Pleural pain increases:
a)in position on the healthy side
b)in position on the patient side
c) for compression of the thorax

2. d)during exhalation
5. The chest with its expansion, increasing intercostal
spaces, bulging supraclavicular fossa and the participation
of auxiliary respiratory muscles is called:
a)paralytic
b)emphysematous
c) rachitic
d)funnel
6. Normally, when the relative light percussion cage front
in the IV intercostal space on the right is listened:
a)tympanic sound
b)a dull sound
c) box sound
d) a clear lung sounds
7. Bloody sputum in the form of "rusty" sputum is
characteristic for:
a)acute and chronic bronchitis
b)pneumonia
c) lung abscess and gangrene
d)tuberculosis of the lung
8.Which are common sites for lung abscess?
a)RIGHT lung affected more than the left
b)left
c)both the lungs

3. d)heart more common then lungs
9.What do blood results show on the lung abscess?
a)Leukocytosis and mild-moderate anemia
b)high rbcs
c)more hb%
d)eretrocytosis
10. Which is the treatment of choice for lung abscess?
a) Antibiotics Penicillin
b)b- blockers
c)corticosteroids
d)plureal drain
11. For the type of obstructive disorders of respiratory
function is characterized by:
a)a decrease in lung capacity
b)forced expiratory volume in the norm
c)an increase in forced expiratory volume
d)reduction in forced expiratory volume
12. The main feature of X-RAY (radiological) syndrome of
consolidation of pulmonary tissue is:
a)a decrease in transparency (shading) of a share
or segment
b)a picture of atelectasis
c)increased(transparency) the proportion of the
segment

4. d)"amputation of the bronchial tubes"