Lower & Obstructive Respiratory Diseases

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  1. 2. flail chest is manifested by this type of respiratory movement
  2. 4. this medication, used for tuberculosis treatment, causes body secretions to turn orange in color
  3. 6. a client with histoplasmosis requires this type of medication treatment
  4. 7. when administering inhaled respiratory medications, this drug class always comes before the steroid
  5. 9. this lower respiratory disease is manifested by paroxysms of coughing, requires droplet precautions, and may be prevented with the Tdap vaccine
  6. 10. immediate treatment for a client with pulmonary embolism, without respiratory distress
  7. 11. adventitious breath sounds typically associated with airway narrowing and/or obstruction
  8. 13. the priority treatment for a client with pneumo or hemothorax
  9. 15. a tension pneumothorax is manifested by this urgent assessment finding
  10. 16. Pneumocystis jirovecii is an opportunistic pneumonia found within this population
  11. 18. right-sided heart failure that may manifest as exertional dyspnea, JVD, anasarca, & weight gain
  12. 20. the diagnostic test for cystic fibrosis, measures the amount of sodium and chloride excreted in the client's sweat
  13. 22. Complication with fracture of 3 or more consecutive ribs or of 2 breaks in more than one rib
  14. 23. exposure to this chemical may lead to the development of mesotheliomas
  15. 24. abrupt, sharp onset of pain, worse with inspiration, presents with shallow/rapid respirations and possibly pleural friction rub
  16. 25. the affect of cystic fibrosis on the reproductive tract often leads to:
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  1. 1. increased sputum volume, increased sputum purulence, and increased dyspnea are manifestations of this COPD complication
  2. 3. a client who has been working in the demolition of 100 year old barn may present with:
  3. 5. collapsed, airless alveoli, often manifests as diminished/absent breath sounds
  4. 8. medical emergency caused by excess fluid in the lungs, may manifest as pink, frothy sputum
  5. 12. the type of genetic mutation that leads to development of cystic fibrosis
  6. 14. classic finding in clients with COPD related to increased AP diameter
  7. 17. the greatest risk factor contributing to lung disease
  8. 19. this mediction, used for tuberculosis treatment, may not be administered with alcohol as it is likely to cause hepatotoxicity
  9. 21. structural abnormality seen in clients with COPD, typically a result of alveolar destruction without fibrosis