#1
Re: Who can tell
nidayasir - 01-21-10 18:34 My answer is: c.
#2
Re: Who can tell stanikzai - 01-21-10 19:15 My answer is: a.
#3
Re: Who can tell ysemak - 01-22-10 08:18 My answer is: d.
#4
Re: Who can tell jyotsna - 01-23-10 08:12 My answer is: a.
#5
Re: Who can tell waqarhafeez - 01-24-10 09:10 My answer is: d.
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Re: Who can tell oldman - 01-24-10 16:01 My answer is: a.
#7
Re: Who can tell khaled - 01-24-10 16:46 My answer is: a.
#8
Re: Who can tell zoah2005 - 01-25-10 01:27 My answer is: d.
#9
Re: Who can tell conym5 - 01-25-10 05:17 My answer is: d.
unilateral presentation of pulmonary edema, though well
known to occur, is an uncommon entity. While it most
commonly occurs in patients with cardiac decompensation
who are in a dependent position, it is also recognized in
those who have either a unilateral perfusion defect or in
conditions affecting the vascular permeability of one lung
only.
#10
Re: Who can tell leminesow - 01-25-10 07:31 My answer is: a.
a
#11
Re: Who can tell rejuvicell - 01-26-10 06:47 My answer is: a.
#12
Re: Who can tell deepthireddy - 01-27-10 07:12 My answer is: b.
#13
Re: Who can tell shahra - 01-28-10 05:36 My answer is: d.
#14
Re: Who can tell tamaramahmood - 02-01-10 22:31 My answer is: c.
#15
Re: Who can tell komalz - 02-02-10 03:30 My answer is: d.
#16
Re: Who can tell tahiraraees - 02-07-10 01:27 My answer is: d.
#17
Re: Who can tell ammulufy - 03-24-10 19:27 My answer is: a.
#18
Re: Who can tell enas3110 - 03-25-10 11:09 My answer is: d.
#20
Re: Who can tell bingousmle - 04-29-10 14:39 My answer is: a.
all others tend to cause bilateral pulmonary edema as they are due to altered starlings forces.... a pneumothorax seems to be the most probable one....
#21
Re: Who can tell mtniharika - 04-30-10 05:39 My answer is: a.
A rapidly expanding lung can sometimes cause re-expansion pulmonary edema. This may happen in cases when the lung collapses (pneumothorax) or a large amount of fluid around the lung (pleural effusion) is removed, resulting in rapid expansion of the lung. This can result in pulmonary edema on the affected side only (unilateral pulmonary edema)
#22
Re: Who can tell babbu5508 - 05-21-10 14:23 My answer is: a.
A rapidly expanding lung can sometimes cause re-expansion pulmonary edema. This may happen in cases when the lung collapses (pneumothorax) or a large amount of fluid around the lung (pleural effusion) is removed, resulting in rapid expansion of the lung. This can result in pulmonary edema on the affected side only (unilateral pulmonary edema)
#23
Re: Who can tell samyou - 05-25-10 18:59 My answer is: d.
#24
Re: Who can tell residencyrace - 05-29-10 11:41 My answer is: c.
#25
Re: Who can tell zubiashoaib - 08-10-10 15:00 My answer is: d.
#26
Re: Who can tell drkarim - 08-11-10 13:16 My answer is: a.
#27
Re: Who can tell copiozomd - 08-12-10 00:27 My answer is: a.
#28
Re: Who can tell bobby - 08-12-10 09:53 My answer is: d.
#29
Re: Who can tell si230po - 08-16-10 16:37 My answer is: d.
#30
Re: Who can tell berdugo75 - 08-19-10 11:53 My answer is: b.
#31
Re: Who can tell medical1212 - 08-20-10 12:46 My answer is: d.
#33
Re: Who can tell zaurodhq - 08-28-10 05:40 My answer is: d.
#34
Re: Who can tell tundoc - 08-28-10 13:58 My answer is: d.
#35
Re: Who can tell branka - 09-02-10 11:42 My answer is: d.
#36
Re: Who can tell anjalistha - 09-02-10 13:34 My answer is: e.
#37
Re: Who can tell vishalsheth - 09-03-10 09:25 My answer is: e.
as soon as patient has air in the pleura he wil start suffering from dyspnea, choking..
#38
Re: Who can tell kusuma - 09-04-10 09:52 My answer is: a.
#39
Re: Who can tell jgamolah - 09-04-10 18:57 My answer is: a.
#40
Re: Who can tell docind - 09-09-10 01:54 My answer is: d.
#41
Re: Who can tell ibeji2 - 09-13-10 22:56 My answer is: b.
#42
Re: Who can tell dana44 - 09-16-10 11:33 My answer is: d.
#43
Re: Who can tell saurabhsingh - 09-16-10 14:13 My answer is: d.
#44
Re: Who can tell ludiduen - 09-17-10 09:40 My answer is: a.
#45
Re: Who can tell tariqahmed110 - 09-19-10 03:35 My answer is: a.
#46
Re: Who can tell babbu5508 - 09-30-10 15:18 Unilateral pulmonary edema may occur after sudden re-expansion of compressed lung which may be due to pneumothorax, pulmonary effusion
#47
Re: Who can tell paperp - 10-11-10 08:28 My answer is: d.
#48
Re: Who can tell parmis - 10-11-10 08:32 My answer is: b.
#49
Re: Who can tell eman1993 - 10-17-10 11:29 My answer is: a.
#50
Re: Who can tell wanali - 11-26-10 18:01 My answer is: d.
#51
Re: Who can tell sudha2015 - 12-28-10 10:53 My answer is: c.
#52
Re: Who can tell chowdhury84 - 12-25-11 22:56 My answer is: a.
#53
Re: Who can tell angelgonz24 - 12-26-11 00:31 My answer is: a.
#54
Re: Who can tell shaiza - 04-01-12 16:37 My answer is: b.
#55
Re: Who can tell hassan123 - 04-01-12 16:48 My answer is: a.
