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ABG   arterial blood gas  
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AFB   acid-fast bacillus  
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ARDS   adult respiratory distress syndrome  
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BiPAP   bi-level positive airway pressure  
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COPD   chronic obstructive pulmonary disease  
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CPAP   continuous positive airway pressure  
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DLCO   diffuse capacity of lungs for carbon monoxide  
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FEF   forced expiratory flow  
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FEV   forced expiratory volume in 1 second  
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FEV, FVC   maximum amount of forced expiratory volume in 1 secound  
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FRC   functional residual capacity  
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FVC   forced vital capacity  
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HHN   hand-held nebulizer  
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IPAP   inspiratory positive airway pressure  
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IRDS   infant respiratory distress syndrome  
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MDI   metered-dose inhaler  
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MVV   maximum voluntary ventilation  
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PAWP   pulmonary artery wedge pressure  
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PCWP   pulmonary capillary wedge pressure  
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PEAP   positive end-airway pressure  
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PEEP   positive end-expiratory pressure  
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PFT   pulmonary function test  
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PND   paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea  
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RDS   respiratory distress syndrome  
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RSV   respiratory syncytial virus  
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RV   respiratory volume  
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RV:TLC   ratio of respiratory volume to total lung capacity  
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TLC   total lung capacity  
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TLV   total lung volume  
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URI   upper respiratory infection  
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V/Q   ventalation/perfusion scan  
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