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Pathophysiology/Ventilation Disorders.

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Effusion of lymph in the thoracic cavity.
Certain lung conditions result from breakdown of elastin and other wall components by this enzyme.
Type of pneumothorax intrapleural pressure exceeds that of atmospheric. Air enters pleural space, but cannot exit.
Another term for pleurisy; more commonly used.
Type of lung disease consistent with restrictive rather than obstructive changes.
Infection in pleural cavity resulting in fluid containing, proteins, glucose leukocytes and debris from dead cells.
This condition can result from an inadequate quantity of oxygen.
Uncommon type of COPD. Permanent dilation of bronchi and bronchioles caused by destruction of elastic supporting tissue.
Resulting condition with an abnormal increase in CO2.
Test used in CF using pilocarpine to collect perspiration followed by analysis of chloride content.
Pulmonary term refers to an incomplete expansion of a lung or part of it.
__________ triad; venous stasis, endothelial injury and hypercoagulability.
Individuals with emphysema are classically referred to as pink __________, due to lack of cyanosis.
Systemic disorder where granulomas are found in affected tissues and organ systems, especially lung.; Obscure etiology.
Cystic fibrosis predisposes to chronic infection limited number of organisms, most common being this bacterial genus.
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This type of cyanosis is evident in tongue and lips; abnormal hemoglobin a risk factor.
Type of asthma that worsens at night.
Clinical test that measures FVC, FEV1, tidal volume and reserve capacities.
Respiratory _____________;ratio of CO2 production to O2 consumption.
Very common chronic airway disorder. Episodes of dyspnea and obstruction; bronchial responsiveness.
Condition when there is presence of air in the pleural space.
Condition loss of lung elasticity; abnormal enlargement of air spaces distal to terminal bronchioles.
Individuals with clinical syndrome of chronic bronchitis are often labeled blue _________, due to reference of cyanosis.
Common condition, chronic and recurring obstruction of airflow. Combination of diseases or one of. (abbreviation)
Chronic condition often observed with chronic irritation from smoking and recurrent infections.
Type of pleural effusion in which there is blood in pleural cavity.
Acute syndrome affects both adults and children. May occur with gastric aspiration, reactions to drugs and toxins. (abbreviation.)
Pulmonary_____________, blood borne substance lodges in a branch of pulmonary artery and obstructs flow.
Type of pleural fluid that has a specific gravity more than 1.020, and has inflammatory cells usually.
Cachexin, cell signalling protein (cytokine) involved in systemic inflammation; acute phase reaction. abbreviation.