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MSN Exam for Asthma (PM)
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Question 1
The parameter to detect reversibility in airflow obstruction on a spirometry test is:
A
RV
B
MVV
C
FVC
D
FEV1
Question 2
Asthma is basically:
A
An autoimmune disease
B
A malignant disease
C
An atopic disease
D
An infectious disease
Question 3
Bronchoprovocation tests usually use histamine to challenge the airways. Besides histamine, ____________ can also be used:
A
Adrenocorticotrophic hormone
B
Metracholine
C
Ipratropium bromide
D
Prednisolone
Question 4
The following bronchodilator is most commonly used when doing a reversibility test:
A
Theophylline anhydrous
B
Atropine
C
Salbutamol
D
Adrenaline
Question 5
The following are helpful in determining the severity of an acute attack except:
A
Use of accersoy muscles of respiration
B
Ability to complete sentences
C
Peak expiratory flow rate
D
Pedal edema
Question 6
The following drug cannot cause asthma:
A
Ibuprofen
B
Beta-blocker
C
Histamine
D
Atropine
Question 7
In an acute severe attack of asthma, it is important to get a chest x-ray done to rule out:
A
A pleural effusion
B
A pneunothorax
C
Lung malignancy
D
COPD
Question 8
Which of the following tests cannot detect airway inflammation?
A
Bronchial mucosal biopsy
B
Spirometry
C
Bronchoalveolar lavage
D
Sputum eosinophil counts
Question 9
Simple instrument to roughly determine lung function is a:
A
Barometer
B
Peak flow meter
C
Sphygmomanometer
D
Manometer
Question 10
The characteristic feature of persistent asthma is:
A
Nocturnal wheezing
B
Family history of disease
C
Airway inflammation
D
Need for oral steroids
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MSN Exam for Asthma (EM)
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You scored %%SCORE%% out of %%TOTAL%%.
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Question 1
Which of the following tests cannot detect airway inflammation?
A
Sputum eosinophil counts
B
Spirometry
C
Bronchial mucosal biopsy
D
Bronchoalveolar lavage
Question 2
The parameter to detect reversibility in airflow obstruction on a spirometry test is:
A
FVC
B
MVV
C
RV
D
FEV1
Question 3
Asthma is basically:
A
An infectious disease
B
A malignant disease
C
An atopic disease
D
An autoimmune disease
Question 4
Bronchoprovocation tests usually use histamine to challenge the airways. Besides histamine, ____________ can also be used:
A
Metracholine
B
Adrenocorticotrophic hormone
C
Prednisolone
D
Ipratropium bromide
Question 5
In an acute severe attack of asthma, it is important to get a chest x-ray done to rule out:
A
Lung malignancy
B
A pneunothorax
C
COPD
D
A pleural effusion
Question 6
The following are helpful in determining the severity of an acute attack except:
A
Peak expiratory flow rate
B
Pedal edema
C
Ability to complete sentences
D
Use of accersoy muscles of respiration
Question 7
The characteristic feature of persistent asthma is:
A
Nocturnal wheezing
B
Family history of disease
C
Need for oral steroids
D
Airway inflammation
Question 8
Simple instrument to roughly determine lung function is a:
A
Peak flow meter
B
Sphygmomanometer
C
Barometer
D
Manometer
Question 9
The following bronchodilator is most commonly used when doing a reversibility test:
A
Theophylline anhydrous
B
Atropine
C
Adrenaline
D
Salbutamol
Question 10
The following drug cannot cause asthma:
A
Histamine
B
Ibuprofen
C
Beta-blocker
D
Atropine
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1. Asthma is basically:
An infectious disease
An autoimmune disease
An atopic disease
A malignant disease
2. The characteristic feature of persistent asthma is:
Family history of disease
Airway inflammation
Need for oral steroids
Nocturnal wheezing
3. simple instrument to roughly determine lung function is a:
Barometer
Manometer
Peak flow meter
Sphygmomanometer
4. The following drug cannot cause asthma:
Beta-blocker
Histamine
Ibuprofen
Atropine
5. Which of the following tests cannot detect airway inflammation?
Bronchial mucosal biopsy
Sputum eosinophil counts
Bronchoalveolar lavage
Spirometry
6. The parameter to detect reversibility in airflow obstruction on a spirometry test is:
FEV1
FVC
MVV
RV
7. The following bronchodilator is most commonly used when doing a reversibility test:
Salbutamol
Adrenaline
Theophylline anhydrous
Atropine
8. Bronchoprovocation tests usually use histamine to challenge the airways. Besides histamine, ____________ can also be used:
Ipratropium bromide
Adrenocorticotrophic hormone
Prednisolone
Metracholine
9. In an acute severe attack of asthma, it is important to get a chest x-ray done to rule out:
A pleural effusion
A pneunothorax
Lung malignancy
COPD
10. The following are helpful in determining the severity of an acute attack except: