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Angina

Chest Pain associated with inadequate coronary blood flow



Cough

most common complaint seen in pulmonary patients

Dyspnea

Difficult breathing



edema

soft tissue swelling




Fever

Elevation of body temp.



Hematemesis

vomited blood



Hemoptysis

sputum containing blood



Orthodeoxia

arterial oxygen desaturation that is produced by assuming an upright position---relieved by lying down

Orthopnea

dyspnea in recumbent position but not in upright position

orthostatic hypotension

excessive drop in blood pressure on assuming a standing position

paraoxysmal nocturnal dyspnea

sudden onset of difficult breathing occurring while sleeping in recumbent position

phlegm

secretions only from the lungs

platypnea

dyspnea in upright position relieved by lying down



sputum

substance expelled from the lungs pharynx, mouth, sinuses, nose or throat

syncope

loss of conciousness

trepopnea

dyspnea in one lateral position but not the other

fetid

copious, foul-smelling sputum

tenacious

exteremly sticky sputum

hyperventilation

increase RATE or DEPTH of breathing

pleuritic pain

caused by an inflammation of pleura

hypothermia

temp that is below normal

pyrexia

another name for fever

snoring

heard when sleeping due to narrowing of upper airway

osa

obstructive sleep apnea

eupnea

normal rate & depth of breathing

hypoxia

lack of oxygen

hypercapnea

abnormal level of PaCO2

Cachetic

state of poor health resulting from malnutrition

bradypnea

less than normal rate of breathing

tachypnea

rapid rate of breathing

hypopnea

decrease in depth of breathing

hyperpnea

increase in the depth of breathing with/without an increased rate

hypoventilation

decrease in rate or depth of breathing

ards

adult respiratory distress syndrome

chf

congestive heart failure

copd

chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

euthermia

normal temp

hepatomegaly

enlargement of liver

Sensorium

Level of conciousness

hyposthenic

lack of strength/muscle tone



abdominal paradox

abdomen goes in when inspigin

postural hypotension

Bp change when posture changes