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PULMONARY CIRCULATORY DISORDERS
RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND DISTRESS SYNDROME
MALIGNANT DISORDERS AND TRAUMA
RANDOM
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WHAT IS ORTHOPNEA?
What is DIFFICULTY BREATHING WHILE LYING FLAT. (PAGE 316)
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MILD PULMONARY HYPERTENSION IS CHARACTERIZED BY WHAT?
What is THICKENING OF THE MEDIAL (MUSCULAR) LAYER OF THE ARTERIOLES. (PAGE-316)
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WHAT IS RESPIRATORY FAILURE?
What is THE INABILITY TO EXCHANGE SUFFICIENT AMOUNTS OF OXYGEN AND CO2 FOR THE BODY’S NEEDS. (PAGE-318)
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LUNG CANCER IS A VERY COMMON CANCER, PARTICULARLY AMONG WHO?
What is CIGARETTE SMOKERS AND THOSE REGULARLY EXPOSED TO SECONDHAND SMOKE. (PAGE-320)
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WHERE ARE CHEST CATHETERS PLACED?
What is IN THE PLEURAL SPACE. (PAGE-325)
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WHAT IS A PULMONARY CONTUSION?
What is A CRUSHING BRUISE OF THE LUNG. (PAGE-323)
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THE INCREASED RESISTANCE AND PRESSURE IN THE PULMONARY VASCULAR BED RESULTS IN?
What is PULMONARY ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION. (PAGE-316)
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HOW IS RESPIRTORY FAILURE DIAGNOSED?
What is THE CLIENTS SYMPTOMS, HISTORY, AND ABG RESULT FROM THE BASIS FOR A DIAGNOSIS. (PAGE-318)
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WHAT ARE COMMON TYPE OF PENETRATING WOUNDS TO THE LUNGS?
What is GUNSHOT AND STAB WOUNDS. (PAGE-323)
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PEOPLE WITH BLACK LUNG DISEASE MOST LIKELY HAD WHAT JOB TITLE?
What is COAL MINER
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WHAT IS PULMONARY ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION?
What IT REFERS TO IS CONTINUOUS HIGH PRESSURE IN THE PULMONARY ARTERIES AND RESULT FROM HEART DISEASE, LUNG DISEASE, OR BOTH. (PAGE-316)
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THE MOST COMMON SYMPTOMS OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY HYPERTENSION ARE?
What is DYSPNEA ON EXERTION AND WEAKNESS (PAGE-316)
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WHAT IS THE LESS SEVERE FORM OF (ARDS)?
What is ACUTE LUNG INJURY (ALI) (PAGE-319)
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WHAT DOSE A BLAST INJURY DO TO THE LUNGS?
What is COMPRESSION OF THE CHEST BY AN EXPLOSION CAN SERIOUSLY DAMAGE THE LUNGS BY RUPTURING THE ALVEOLI. DEATH OFTEN RESULTS FROM HEMORRHAGE AND ASPHYXIATION. (PAGE-232)
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EXPOSURE TO ORGANIC AND INORGANIC DUSTS AND NOXIOUS GASES OVER A LONG PERIOD CAN CAUSE WHAT?
What is CHRONIC LUNG DISORDERS.
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WHAT IS A FLAIL CHEST?
What is WHEN TWO OR MORE ADJACENT RIBS FRACTURE IN MULTIPLE PLACES (TWO OR MORE) AND THE FRAGMENTS ARE FREE FLOATING. (PAGE-322)
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NAME 4 SIGNS OF PULMONARY EDEMA.
What is DYSPNEA, BREATHLESSNESS FEELING OF SUFFOCATION, COOL MOIST CYANOTIC EXTREMITIES. MAY ALSO HAVE CONTINUOUS COUGH PRODUCTIVE OF BLOOD-TINGED, FROTHY FLUID. (PAGE-318)
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ARDS IS REFERRED TO AS WHAT?
What is NONCARDIOGENIC PULMONARY EDEMA (IT OCCURS WITHOUT LEFT-SIDED HEART FAILURE) (PAGE-319)
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LUNG CANCER ACCOUNTS FOR____OF ALL NEW CANCER DIAGNOSES.
What is 14%
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WHEN ADMINISTERING A NARCOTIC TO A CLIENT WHO HAS HAD THORACIC SURGERY WHEN SHOULD YOU COUNT RESPIRATION RATE.
What is BEFORE YOU GIVE IT AND 20 TO 30 MINUTES AFTER. (PAGE-326)
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WHAT IS PNEUMOCONIOSIS?
What is FIBROUS INFLAMMATION OR CHRONIC INDURATION OF THE LUNGS AFTER PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO DUST OR GASES. (PAGE 315)
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THE PHYSICIAN MAY ORDER CLIENTS TO WEAR _______ _________ ________ OR USE _________ __________ __________ TO PREVENT THE DEVELOPMENT OF PULMONARY EMBOLI.
What is ELASTIC COMPRESSION STOCKINGS OR USE INTERMITTENT COMPRESSION SYSTEM (PAGE-317)
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NAME 3 PRECIPITATING FACTORS THAT CAN RESULT IN RESPIRATORY FAILURE.
What is PULMONARY INFECTION ESPECIALLY WITH COPD, TRAUMA, INFECTION, CARDIOVASCULAR EVENT, ALLERGIC REACTION, PULMONARY ASPIRATION, SURGICAL PROCEDURE DRUG/ALCOHOL REACTION, MECHANICAL FATORS, LATROGENIC FACTOR, AND NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS. (PAGE-318)
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ALTHOUGH ADEQUATE PROTEIN AND CALORIES ARE IMPORTANT TO SUPPORT LUNG FUNCTION, OVERFEEDING IS AVOIDED BECAUSE?
What is IT CAUSES OVERPRODUCTION OF CO2 AND INCREASED RESPIRATORY WORKLOAD (PAGE-320)
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NAME THREE REASONS A THORACTOMY WOULD BE PERFORMED.
What is : Remove fluid, blood, or air From the thorax.• Remove tumors of the lung, bronchus, or chest wall.• Remove all or a portion of a lung• Repair or revise structures contained in the thorax, such as open heart surgery or repair of a thoracic aneurysm.• Repair trauma to the chest or chest wall, such as penetrating chest wounds or crushing chest injuries.• Sample a lesion for biopsy.• Remove foreign objects such as a bullet or metal fragments. (PAGE-324)