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1. Exudative lesions of the left lower lung, which may be pneumonia or tuberculosis.

2. The transverse diameter of the heart shadow increases, and the aorta is tortuous. Suggests that hypertensive heart disease may be present, but it may also not be of great clinical significance.

3. A small amount of pleural effusion on the left side and adhesions on the left diaphragmatic surface suggest that pneumonia may be accompanied by parapneumonic pleural effusion or tuberculosis.

This condition should be further investigated for tuberculosis. It is recommended to visit the respiratory department, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Globular shadows alone are more common, such as ball pneumonia, lung tumors, tuberculosis, fungal infections, lymphomas, etc. If there is a globular opacity and an exudate, tuberculosis and fungi are considered first, and it is recommended to go to the hospital for further examination.

It is recommended that you go to the relevant large hospital for a comprehensive check-up, for the sake of your own health, you must not ignore it.

It seems that there is a respiratory disease such as tuberculosis, and it is recommended to do a comprehensive examination!

The cause of death was acute heart failure due to acute myocardial infarction, resulting in arrhythmias, cardiogenic shock, and pulmonary edema. This person is likely to have coronary heart disease, this time an acute coronary syndrome caused by emotional stress.

At the same time, the presence of vascular lesions (multiple atherosclerotic plaque formation) caused by long-term hypertension, kidney cysts, these are secondary contradictions and will not kill him all at once.

cpk 502u/l，ck-mb 223u/l，got 200u/l，ldh 120u/l。

It's very simple, as long as this is like that, it's good, you know, I don't know when I get home.

Diagnosis: cryptogenic organizing pneumonia.

Diagnosis is based on: 1. Influenza-like symptoms; 2.months of dry cough and progressive dyspnea after activity; 3.

CT, double inferior lung patchy hyperdensity, bronchial symptoms; 4.Crackles can be heard in both lungs, mainly in the lower lungs; 5 Blood gas analysis: pH PO2 56mmHg; 6.

abnormal lung function;

Definitive diagnosis: biopsy with clear pathology;

**:Hormone**.

Diagnostics exam review questions.

Multiple choice questions: 1. Application in liver palpation of patients with ascites:

a. Superficial palpation b. Deep glide palpation c. Two-hand palpation d. Deep pressure palpation e Percussion palpation.

2. Patients with emphysema should be:

a drum B clean c voiced e over-clear rolling letter.

3. The percussion sound at the lung-liver junction in normal adults is:

a drum b clean c voiced d d solid e overvoiced.

4. The contents of the inspection do not include:

a age b development c nutrition d body shape e texture.

5. The following descriptions of olfactory examination are inaccurate:

A Patients with uremia may have ammonia odor in their breath, b Hepatic coma patients with hepatic coma, and c. Foul odor in sputum in patients with lung abscess.

D Organophosphate poisoning patients have foul odor, tan E intestinal obstruction, and vomit has fecal odor.

6. Which of the following is NOT a vital sign?

a. Slipped breathing b. Body temperature C. Blood pressure D. Pulse e Facial features.

The above description and the following diagnosis are one-to-one.

The first article of the diagnosis corresponds to the beginning to the third semicolon described above. It is said that the masses in the left inner lobe and the right lower lobe of the liver are manifested as bala bala bara on imaging, which is the manifestation of liver cancer.

The second diagnosis corresponds to the penultimate sentence described above. It is describing the imaging appearance of a liver cyst (many people have this liver cyst, which is equivalent to a small blister, leave it alone).

The third sentence of the diagnosis corresponds to the last sentence described above. The gallbladder is enlarged, and the small punctate hypodense shadow refers to the appearance of gallstones on the image.

Generally speaking, if you have done a pre-imaging examination in the imaging department of the hospital, during the process, the imaging department will write you how it compares with the previous one-evaluation.