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    Lung Leision

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    This document summarizes the physical exam findings for four different lung conditions: right pleural effusion, left lung collapse, air space filling/consolidation, and pneumothorax. For each condition, it lists changes to breathing movements, tracheal placement, and auscultation findings including percussion notes, breath sounds, vocal resonance, and tactile fremitus that help diagnose the condition.

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    Lung Leision

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    This document summarizes the physical exam findings for four different lung conditions: right pleural effusion, left lung collapse, air space filling/consolidation, and pneumothorax. For each condition, it lists changes to breathing movements, tracheal placement, and auscultation findings including percussion notes, breath sounds, vocal resonance, and tactile fremitus that help diagnose the condition.

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    This document summarizes the physical exam findings for four different lung conditions: right pleural effusion, left lung collapse, air space filling/consolidation, and pneumothorax. For each condition, it lists changes to breathing movements, tracheal placement, and auscultation findings including percussion notes, breath sounds, vocal resonance, and tactile fremitus that help diagnose the condition.

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    Lung Leision

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    Ahmed Nazar
    This document summarizes the physical exam findings for four different lung conditions: right pleural effusion, left lung collapse, air space filling/consolidation, and pneumothorax. For each condition, it lists changes to breathing movements, tracheal placement, and auscultation findings including percussion notes, breath sounds, vocal resonance, and tactile fremitus that help diagnose the condition.

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    Right pleural effusion

    • Chest movement may be reduced on affected


    side
    • Trachea deviated away from affected side (if
    large)
    • Findings over affected area:
    • Percussion note - dull
    • Auscultation - reduced breath sounds
    • Vocal resonance - reduced
    • Tactile fremitus - reduced
    left lung collaps
    • Rreduce expansion at left
    side
    • Trachia shifted to left side
    • Decrease vocal fremitus
    • Dull percussion note
    • Diminished breath sound
    • Decrease vocal resonance
    air space filling, acinar, alveolar pattern
    (Consolidation):
     May be reduced movement on affected
    side
     Trachea central
     Tactile fremitus over area increased
     Findings over affected area:
     Percussion note - dull
     Auscultation – bronchial Breathing,
    then crepitation
     Vocal resonance over area is
    increased
    Pneumothorax
     Chest movement may be
    reduced on affected side
     Trachea may be deviated
     Findings over affected
    area:
     Percussion note - hyper-
    resonant
     Auscultation - reduced
    breath sounds
     Vocal resonance - reduced
     Tactile fremitus - reduced

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