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PULMONOLOGY EXAM QUESTIONS
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Question 1: Pneumonectomy
Answer:
procedure to remove an entire lung.
Question 2: Double Pneumonia
Answer:
infection that involves both lungs.
Question 3: Hemoptysis
Answer:
coughing up blood-tinged sputum.
Question 4: Purulent
Answer:
pertaining to pus
Question 5: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Answer:
combination of chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema, caused by chronic exposure to pollution or smoking.
Question 6: Expiration
Answer:
Process of breathing out.
Question 7: Cystic Fibrosis (CF)
Answer:
hereditary, fatal disease caused by a recessive gene-affects all the Exocrine cells (those that secrete mucus, Digestive Enzymes, or sweat)- mucus is abnormally thick and it blocks alveoli causing Dyspnea.
Question 8: Dyspnea
Answer:
-difficult, labored, or painful respirations due to lung disease.SOB- shortness of breath DOE- dyspnea on exertion
Question 9: Nasal
Answer:
Pertaining to the nose
Question 10: Exhalation
Answer:
Process of breathing out.
Question 11: Cyanosis
Answer:
blueish-grey discoloration of the skin because of a very low level of oxygen and a very high level of CO2 in the blood and tissues.
Question 12: Hemothorax
Answer:
presence of blood in the thoracic cavity, from trauma.
Question 13: Atelectasis
Answer:
collapsed lung
Question 14: Carcinoma
Answer:
tumor or mass of cancer.
Question 15: Tachypnea
Answer:
abnormally rapid rate of breathing (greater than 20 breaths per min in adults) that is caused by lung disease.
Question 16: Panlobar Pneumonia
Answer:
infection that affects all of the lobes of one lung.
Question 17: Hypoxia
Answer:
very low level of oxygen in the cells.
Question 18: Asphyxia
Answer:
the decrease in the heart rate and blueness of the skin that occur because of an abnormally high level of CO2 and an abnormally low level of oxygen.
Question 19: Oximetry
Answer:
procedure in which an oximeter is placed on the patient's index finger or earlobe to measure the degree of oxygen saturation of the blood.
Question 20: Abnormal breath sounds
Answer:
Rales, Rhonchi, Stridor, Wheezes
Question 21: Pulmonary Edema
Answer:
condition that accompanies left-sided failure of the heart and is characterized by noninfectious fluid build-up in the alveoli & lung tissues.
Question 22: Bronchospasm
Answer:
sudden involuntary muscle contraction of the bronchus.
Question 23: Apnea
Answer:
brief or prolonged absence of spontaneous respirations due to respiratory failure or respiratory arrest.
Question 24: Asthma
Answer:
-hyperactivity of the bronchi and bronchioles with the bronchospasm.-attacks are triggered by exposure to allergens, dust, mold, smoke, inhaled chemicals, exercise, cold air, or emotional stress.
Question 25: Tracheostomy
Answer:
procedure that begins with an incision into the trachea to create an opening.
Question 26: Orthopnea
Answer:
the need to be propped in an upright or semi-upright position in order to breathe and sleep comfortably due to dyspnea and congestion.
Question 27: Inhalation
Answer:
Process of breathing in.
Question 28: Lobectomy
Answer:
procedure to remove an entire lobe of the lung.