Question 149 · LEK · Cross-cutting topics
A foreign body in the bronchus may cause any of the following, except for:
- A. recurrence of pneumonia in the same localization.
- B. pneumonia resistant to routine treatment.
- C. atelectasis.
- D. pain that increases with neck movements.
- E. asymmetry of vesicular murmur.
Hint
Ask which symptom would require the problem to be located outside the lower airways.
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