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Spitting up blood from the lungs:
A) Hematemesis
B) Pleurodynia
C) Hydrothorax
D) Hemothorax
E) Hemoptysis
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E) Hemoptysis
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Space between the lungs in the chest:
A) Mediastinum
B) Bronchial tubes
C) Peritoneum
D) Pleura
E) Trachea
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A) Mediastinum
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PPD:
A) Drug used to treat pneumonia
B) Pulmonary function test
C) Type of lung x-ray
D) Tuberculin test
E) None of these answers
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D) Tuberculin test
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Airway obstruction associated with emphysema and chronic bronchitis:
A) SOB
B) IPPB
C) COPD
D) RDS
E) CPR
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C) COPD
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Removal of the voice box:
A) Pharnygectomy
B) Larnygectomy
C) Esophagectomy
D) Laryngectomy
E) Pharyngectomy
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D) Laryngectomy
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Nasopharyngeal lymphatic tissue:
A) Epiglottis
B) Mucosa
C) Paranasal sinuses
D) Adenoids
E) Visceral pleura
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D) Adenoids
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Tube is placed through the mouth to the trachea to establish an airway:
A) Tracheostomy
B) Laryngoscopy
C) Endotracheal intubation
D) Tracheotomy
E) Thoracentesis
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C) Endotracheal intubation
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Difficult breathing:
A) Anosmia
B) Dyspnea
C) Hypoxia
D) Tachypnea
E) Dysphonia
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B) Dyspnea
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Material is expelled from the lungs:
A) Rhinorrhea
B) Expiration
C) Expectoration
D) Bronchiolitis
E) Sinusitis
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C) Expectoration
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Sharp, short blows to the surface of the chest:
A) Percussion
B) Rales
C) Expectoration
D) Stridor
E) Auscultation
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A) Percussion
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Tubes that bifurcate from the windpipe:
A) Bronchioles
B) Sinuses
C) Adenoids
D) Alveoli
E) Bronchi
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E) Bronchi
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Breathing is easier in an upright position:
A) Orthopnea
B) Anosmia
C) Dysphonia
D) Dyspnea
E) Hemothorax
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A) Orthopnea
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Uppermost portion of the lung:
A) Lobe
B) Base
C) Diaphragm
D) Hilum
E) Apex
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E) Apex
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Localized area of pus formation in the lungs:
A) Pleurisy
B) Pleural effusion
C) Pulmonary edema
D) Pulmonary embolism
E) Pulmonary abscess
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E) Pulmonary abscess
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Type of pneumoconiosis:
A) Pyothorax
B) Asbestosis
C) Atelectasis
D) Epiglottis
E) Pneumonia
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B) Asbestosis
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Which of the following is an endoscopic examination?
A) Bronchoscopy
B) Auscultation
C) Thoracentesis
D) Tracheostomy
E) Lung scan
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A) Bronchoscopy
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Phren/o means:
A) Diaphragm
B) Membrane around the lung
C) Air sac
D) Lung
E) Chest
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A) Diaphragm
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Hypercapnia:
A) High carbon dioxide levels in the blood
B) Decreased oxygen in the blood
C) Decreased carbon dioxide in the blood
D) Increased oxygen to the tissues
E) High blood pressure
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A) High carbon dioxide levels in the blood
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Medical term for a condition of decreased oxygen in the blood:
A) Hemoptysis
B) Hematemesis
C) Hypoxemia
D) Paroxysmal
E) Hemorrhage
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C) Hypoxemia
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The "P" in DPT stands for:
A) Pneumothorax
B) Pulmonary
C) Pertussis
D) Pleurisy
E) Pneumonia
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C) Pertussis
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Collapsed lung:
A) Endotracheal
B) Pneumonitis
C) Thoracotomy
D) Tracheoesophageal fistula
E) Atelectasis
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E) Atelectasis
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Collection of pus in the pleural cavity:
A) Pleuritis
B) Cyanosis
C) Hemoptysis
D) Pneumothorax
E) Pyothorax
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E) Pyothorax
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Bronchial airway obstruction marked by paroxysmal dyspnea, wheezing, and cough:
A) Asthma
B) Epistaxis
C) Pleurisy
D) Cor pulmonale
E) Diphtheria
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A) Asthma
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Pulmonary parenchyma:
A) Alveoli and bronchioles
B) Pharynx
C) Red blood cells
D) Cilia
E) Trachea
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A) Alveoli and bronchioles
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Stridor occurs in which upper respiratory disorder?
A) Croup
B) Epistaxis
C) Pneumonia
D) Diphtheria
E) Asthma
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A) Croup
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