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Chest

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show Silicosis  
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show Asbestosis  
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show Anthracosis  
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Another name for Anthracosis   show
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show Reactivation (Secondary) Tuberculosis  
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Small opaque spots throughout lungs, enlargement of hilar region in early stage   show
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show Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS)  
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Granular pattern of increased radiodensity in lungs, possible air-fluid level   show
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show Pulmonary Emboli  
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Rarely demostrated on chest radiograph, possible wedge-shaped opacity-Hampton's Hump   show
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show Pulmonary Edema  
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Increased diffuse radiodensity in hilar regions, air-fluid levels   show
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Lung displaced from chest wall, no lung markings   show
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show Pneumonia  
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Another name for Viral Pneumonia   show
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show Pneumococcal Pneumonia  
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show Pleurisy  
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Lung markings with "dry" pleurisy   show
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Pleural effusion, fluid is pus   show
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Pleural effusion, fluid is blood   show
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show Affected side up  
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Side that is down with possible pleural effusion   show
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show Benign Lung Neoplasm  
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Another name for Pleural effusion   show
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Increased radiodensity, air-fluid level, possible mediastinal shift   show
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Slight shadows in early stages, larger defined radiopaque masses in advanced stages   show
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Benign Lung Neoplasm   show
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Narrowing of the epiglottic region   show
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show Decrease  
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show Emphysema  
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Difficulty breathing   show
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Increased radiodensities in specific lung regions, increase exposure factors with severe conditon   show
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What does COPD stand for   show
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Hyperinflation, dominant lung markings in lower lungs, radiolucency   show
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show Bronchiectasis  
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show Atelectasis  
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Mechanical Obstruction   show
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Exposure factor for Aspiration   show
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Caused by the inhalation of silica   show
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Caused by inhalation of asbestos, may develop into lung cancer   show
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Caused by long-term inhalation of coal dust   show
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Also called Black Lung Pneumoconiosis   show
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show Reactivation (Secondary) Tuberculosis  
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Form of TB that occurs in a person who has never had the disease before   show
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show Tuberculosis  
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show Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS)  
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RDS in infants   show
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RDS in adults   show
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Condition of excess fluid in the lung, common with CHF   show
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show Pneumothorax  
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Pneumonia causing inflammation of the alveoli and connecting lung tissues   show
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show Lobar Pneumonia  
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show Bronchopneumonia  
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show Aspiration Pneumonia  
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Inflammation of the lungs with an accumulation of fluid in certain sections   show
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This conditon seen best in lateral decubitus position   show
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May be casued by chest wound, obstruction of bronchi, or ruptured lun abscess   show
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Condition of abnormal accumulation of fluid in pleural cavity   show
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show Neoplasm  
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Most common pulmonary mass, perpheral regions of the lung   show
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show Malignant  
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show Epiglottitis  
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show Emphysema  
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show Dyspnea  
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Most common of the inherited diseases, heavy mucus secretions that clog bronchi and bronchioles   show
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show COPD  
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Acute or Chronic condition, excessive mucus secreted into the bronchi, main cause is smoking   show
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Irreversible dilation or widening of the bronchi or bronchioles   show
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show Atelectasis  
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Most common in small children when foreign object is swallowed   show
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show Erect or lateral decubitus if patient unable to stand  
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show manubrium, body, and xiphoid tip  
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show 12  
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show C-7  
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show Jugular notch  
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show T9-T10  
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show Pharynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs  
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Dome shaped structure of the respiratory system, primary muscle of inspiration   show
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show Increases, decreases  
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Common passageway for food, fluids, and air; common to the digestive and respiratory systems   show
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Makes up the roof of the oral cavity   show
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show Uvula  
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show Uvula  
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show Epiglottis  
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show Thyroid Cartilage  
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Connects the pharynx with the stomach   show
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The _______ is posterior to the trachea   show
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show Larynx  
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Small bone that suspends the larynx   show
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show Cricoid  
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show Trachea  
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Extends from level of C6 to T4/T5   show
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Organ located anterior in the neck region, stores certain hormones, radiosensitive   show
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show Parathyroid glands  
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This gland is located distal to the thyroid gland   show
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show Right, left  
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show Right  
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The lowest tracheal caartilage   show
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show 500-700 million  
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The lobes of the right lung   show
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show 3  
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show 2  
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show Parenchyma  
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show Pleura  
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Pleural sac lining the inner surface of the chest wall and diaphragm   show
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show Visceral pleura  
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show Pulmonary pleura  
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show pleural cavity  
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Rounded upper portion of the lungs, above the level of the clavicles   show
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show Carina  
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The outermost lower corner of the lungs, where diaphragm meets the ribs   show
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show Hilum  
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Thoracic cavity between the lungs   show
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4 structures of the mediastinum   show
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show Thymus gland  
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This double-walled sac surrounds the heart and the roots of the great vessels   show
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show Superior Vena Cava  
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show Inferior Vena Cava  
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show Aorta  
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show Ascending aorta, arch of the aorta, and the descending aorta  
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show 5%  
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show 50%  
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Percent of population with hyposthenic body habitus   show
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Percent of population with asthenic body habitus   show
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Breathing instructions for chest x-ray   show
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AP chest projection increases magnification of the __________   show
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SID for Chest x-ray   show
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Side against IR for Lateral Chest x-ray   show
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show Excessive rotation  
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Level of the inferior angle of the scapula   show
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How many inches below the jugular notch will the CR be positioned for an AP chest   show
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CR for chest   show
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CR anglr for AP Chest projection   show
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CR angle for Semiaxial AP projection   show
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show gonads  
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show Farthest away from IR  
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show RAO  
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Amount of rotation for RAO/ LAO   show
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Posterior Oblique best visualizes side ________ to IR   show
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This position shows the same anatomy as the RAO   show
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mAs for lateral upper airway   show
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mAs for AP upper airway   show
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show slow, deep inspiration  
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