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ARDS

acute/adult respiratory distress syndrome

BS

Breath sounds CO2

CO2

Carbon dioxide

CXR

Chest x ray

LLL

Left lower lobe

LUL

left upper lobe

MDI

Metered-dose inhaler

RLL

Right lower lobe

RUL

Right upper lobe

SOB

shortness of breath

Atelectasis

Collapse of part or all of the lung

Copd

Combo of bronchitis and emphysema caused by chronic exposure to pollution or smoking

Empyema

Localized collection of purulent material (pus) in the thoracic cavity from an infection in the lung

Pneumonia

Infection of some or all of the lobes of the lung

Pulmonary edema

Fluid (edema) collects in the alveoli

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome SARS

Acute viral respiratory illness that can be fatal


With history of close contact on an airplane with another infected patient

Tuberculosis (TB)

Lung infection caused by the bacterium mycobacterium tuberculosis and spread by airborne droplets and coughing

Hemothorax

Presence of blood in the thoracic cavity, usually from trauma

Pleurisy

Inflammation or infection of the pleura due to pneumonia, trauma, or tumor

Pneumothorax

Large volume of air in the plural space

Apnea

Without breathing

Dyspnea

Difficulty painful or labored breathing

Eupnea

Good normal breathing

Orthopnea

Sit up straight to breath

Tachypnea

Fast breathing

Anoxia

Without oxygen in the blood and body tissues

Cyanosis

Condition of being blue

Hypercapnia

Very high level of carbon dioxide in arterial blood

Arterial blood gases

Blood test to measure the partial pressure of the gases oxygen and carbon dioxide in a sample of arterial blood

Oximetry

Procedure in which an oximeter, a small, noninvasive Clip device, is placed on the patients index finger or earlobe to measure the degree of oxygen saturation of the blood

Pulmonary function test PFT

Procedure to measure the capacity of the lungs and the volume of air during inhalation and exhalation

Mantoux Test

Intradermal injection of ppd purified protein derivative) it’s a TB test

Chest tube

Inserts plastics tube between the ribs and into the thoracic cavity to remove accumulated air, fluid, puss, or blood due to trauma or infection

Thoracentesis

Procedure that uses a needle and a vacuum container to remove pleural fluid from the pleural space


Procedure to puncture the chest