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Respiratory Review

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show Chamber lined with mucous membranes and tiny cilia  
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show Receptors for the sense of smell  
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What happens to CO2 as it enters pulmonary capillaries?   show
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What happens to the diaphragm when we breathe?   show
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show Exchange of O2 and CO2 between the alveoli and the blood in pulmonary capillaries  
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What is internal respiration?   show
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What is pulmonary ventilation?   show
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Describe the transport of respiratory gases?   show
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What is the respiratory system responsible for?   show
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show Fluid that is usually high in protein and often contains blood and immune cells  
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What are transudates?   show
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What are the causes of asthma?   show
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show Asthma  Chronic bronchitis  Emphysema  
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What is emphysema?   show
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Cystic fibrosis   show
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show Abnormal breath sound heard on auscultation  
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Crackle   show
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show Absence of the sense of smell  
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Pertussis   show
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Tuberculosis   show
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show An inflammatory disease of the lungs caused by bacteria, viruses, disease, chemicals, etc  
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show Block histamines from binding with histamine receptor sites in tissues  
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show Collapsed or airless state of the lung, may be acute or chronic  
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show Collection of lymphatic tissue within the oropharynx  
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show Condition caused by insufficient intake of oxygen  
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Pneumoconiosis   show
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show Ease with which lung tissue can be stretched  
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Pleural Effusion   show
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show Excision of a lung  
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show Excision of part of the pleura  
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Viscous   show
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Stridor   show
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Thoracic (chest) x-ray   show
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Pleurisy   show
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show Intradermal test to determine tuberculin sensitivity  
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show Sweat test  
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Measurement of ventilator ability by assessing lung capacity and flow   show
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Method of monitoring the percent of Hb saturated with O2   show
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Moving or spreading out of a substance at random   show
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show Pulmonary function tests  
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Nosebleed   show
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show Lung scan  
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show Postural drainage  
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show Antitussive  
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Spasms in the bronchial passage   show
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show Bronchodilators  
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show Thoracentesis  
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Tasteless, colourless, odourless gas produced by body cells during the metabolic process   show
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Tasteless, odourless, colourless gas essential for human respiration   show
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show Apnea  
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Test that measures PO2, PCO2, pH, and bicarbonate level of an arterial blood sample   show
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show Throat culture  
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show Visceral pleura  
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show Parietal pleura  
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show Percussion  
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show Auscultation  
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The process of providing the body with adequate amounts of oxygen   show
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show Pharynx  
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Viable   show
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show Laryngoscopy  
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Visual examination of the mediastinal structures   show
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Voice box   show
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show Wheeze  
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Windpipe   show
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show arterial blood gases  
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AFB   show
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AP   show
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show acute respiratory distress syndrome  
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CO2   show
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show chronic obstructive pulmonary disease  
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CPR   show
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CT   show
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show dry powder inhaler  
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show diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus  
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FVC   show
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Hb   show
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show hyaline membrane disease  
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Hx   show
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IRDS   show
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show metered-dose inhaler  
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show nebulized mist treatment  
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O2   show
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show pulmonary function tests  
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PND   show
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show respiratory distress syndrome  
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SIDS   show
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show shortness of breath  
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T&A   show
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show tuberculosis  
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TPR   show
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URI   show
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VC   show
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