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FIVE OBSTRUCTIVE DISEASES CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, CHRONIC FIBROSIS, EMPHYSEMA, BRONCHIECTASIS, ASTHMA
TREE IN WINTER PATTERN BRONCHIECTASIS
AIR BRONCHOGRAM PNEUMONIA
STEEPLE SIGN CROUP
WEDGE-SHAPED INFILTRATES PULMONARY EMBOLUS
HONEYCOMB PATTERN ARDS, IRDS
CONCAVE SUPERIOR INTERFACE BORDER PLEURAL EFFUSION
DIGITAL CLUBBING COPD
GROUND GLASS APPEARANCE ARDS OR IRDS
SUDDEN ONSET OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH PULMONARY EMBOLUS
SUDDEN ONSET OF TACHYPNEA PNEUMOTHORAX
PINK FROTHY SPUTUM PULMONARY EDEMA
RHONCHI (COURSE RALES) MUCUS IN LARGE AIRWAYS
RETICULOGRANULAR PATTERN ON X-RAY ARDS, IRDS
PITTING EDEMA CHF
INCREASED A-P DIAMETER COPD (CHRONIC AIR TRAPPING)
3-LAYER SPUTUM BRONCHIECTASIS
WEAKNESS IN LEGS (LOWER EXTREMITIES) GULLAIN-BARRE SYNDROME
PURULENT SPUTUM CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
CONSOLIDATION CHEST X-RAY HEAVY COLLECTION OF INFILITRATES
BASILAR INFILTRATES WITH MENISCUS PLEURAL EFFUSION
OPAQUE FLUID FILLED LUNGS
DIFFUSE SCATTERED THROUGHOUT (ATELECTASIS OR PNEUMONIA)
DULL TO PERCUSSION FLUID FILLED (PNEUMONIA OR PLEURAL EFFUSION)
FLAT TO PERCUSSION ATELECTASIS
PULSES PARADOXUS SEVERE AIR TRAPPING
THUMB SIGN ACUTE EPIGLOTTITIS
HYPERLUCENCY EXCESS PULMONARY AIR (COPD, ASTHMA, PNEUMOTHORAX
FLUFFY INFILTRATES PULMONARY EDEMA
PLATE-LIKE INFILTRATES ATELECTASIS
VASCULAR MARKINGS INCREASED WITH CHF, ABSENT WITH PNEUMONIA
NIGHT SWEATS TUBERCULOSIS
ASHEN OR PALLOR ANEMIA OR ACUTE BLOOD LOSS
TACHYCARDIA HYPOXEMIA
STUPOROUS CONFUSED DRUG OVERDOSE
DROOPING EYELIDS, DOUBLE VISION, DYSPHAGIA MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
GENERAL MALAISE ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE
ORTHOPNEA CHF
ANGRY, IRRITABLE COMBATIVE ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE
PLEURAL FRICTION RUB TUBERCULOSIS, LUNG CANCER, PULMONARY INFARCTION
FINE RALES ASSOCIATED WITH CHF AND PULMONARY EDEMA
MEDIUM RALES SECRETIONS IN MID-SIZE AIRWAYS
PARADOXICAL CHEST MOVEMENT FLAIL CHEST, RIBS BROKEN IN MULTIPLE PLACES
HYPERRESONANT TO PERCUSSION PNEUMOTHORAX
SPIKED T WAVES HYPERKALEMIA
RADIOLUCENT NORMAL LUNGS
PATCHY INFILTRATES ATELECTASIS
BATWING OR BUTTERFLY PATTERN PULMONARY EDEMA
UNILATERAL WHEEZING LUNG MASS OR FOREIGN BODY IN LUNG
FLATTENED T WAVES HYPOKALEMIA
KUSSMAUL'S BREATING METABOLIC ACIDOSIS, DIABETES, RENAL FAILURE
LETHARGIC, SLEEPY, SOMNOLENT CO2 OVERDOSE
MARKED OR SEVERE EMERGENT CONDITION
INVERTED T WAVES MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA
DIAPHORESIS HEART FAILURE
MUCOID SPUTUM CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
NO CHEST MOVEMENT WITHOUT NASAL FLOW CENTRAL SLEEP APNEA
CHEST MOVEMENT WITHOUT NASAL FLOW OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA
DECREASED VOLUMES SVC, FVC RESTRICTIVE PULMONARY DISORDER
DECREASED FLOWS FEV1/FVC%, FEV1, FEF25-75, FEF 200-1200 OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISORDER
ELEVATED EOSINOPHIL COUNT ASTHMA
DOUBLE LUMEN ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE INDEPENDENT LUNG VENTILATION USED FOR AFTER LUNG SURGERY, TRANSPLANT, OR WITH LUNG CANCER
SPAG UNIT (SMALL PARTICLE AEROSOL GENERATOR USED TO DELIVER RIBAVIRIN FOR RSV
H CYLINDER TANK FACTOR 3.14
E CYLINDER TANK FACTOR 0.28
MINIMUM MAXIMUM INSPIRATION PRESSURE TO SUSTAIN BREATHING 20 CMH20
MINIMUM VITAL CAPACITY TO SUSTAIN LIFE 10 ML/KG
MINIMUM SPONTANEOUS TIDAL VOLUME TO SUSTAIN LIFE 5ML/KG
PT (PROTHROMBIN TIME) LABORATORY TEST TO CHECK THE ADEQUACY OF WARFARIN (COUMADIN) THERAPY AND HEPARIN THERAPY
PTT (PARTIAL THROMBLASTIN TIME LABORATORY TEST TO CHECK THE ADEQUACY OF HEPARIN THERAPY
BRONCHOGRAM TEST USED TO DIAGNOSE BRONCHIECTASIS
HYPERNATREMIA ASSOCIATED WITH DEHYDRATION
VENOUS DISTENTION CHF
RETRACTION ASSOCIATED WITH INFANT RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
APNEUSTIC BREATHING ASSOCIATED WITH BRAIN TRAUMA OR TUMOR
ACCESSORY MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY COPD
ELEVATED S-T SEGMENT SEEN IN CURRENT MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
PRONOUNCED Q WAVES ASSOCIATED WITH PREVIOUS MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
COLD, CLAMMY SKIN ASSOCIATED WITH INFARCTION
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