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Respiratory And Radiology

Subjects : health-sciences, radiology

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1. coal dust accumulation in the lungs
Anthracosis
Edema
Esophagus - stomach - and small intestine
Therapeutic

2. escape of fluid into the pleural cavity
In vitro
Laryngoscopy
Computed tomography
Pleural effusion

3. angiography
Uterus and fallopian tubes
Incision of the windpipe
Cilia
Blood vessels

4. swelling and fluid in alveoli and bronchioles
Inflammation of tubes leading from the trachea (over a long pweiod of time)
Radiopharmaceuutical
Pulmonary edema
Tracheostomy

5. medical speciatly that studies the uses of radioactive substances in diagnosis of disease
Use of motion picture techniques to record x-ray images
Device to deliver aerosolized medication
Nuclear medicine
Padiopaque

6. pertussis
Bronchiall alveolar lavage
Spitting up blood
Whooping cough; bacterial infection of the pharynx
Pharnyx

7. pertaining to a sudden occurrence
Mediastinum
Edema
Emphysema
Paroxysmal

8. asthma
Pulmonary angiography
Tracheostomy
Spasm and narrowing of bronchi leading to airway obstruction
Use of motion picture techniques to record x-ray images

9. after contrast is injected into blood vessels of the lungs - x-rays are taken
Edema
Pulmonary angiography
Pulmonary edema
Spitting up blood

10. spasm and narrowing of brochi leading to airway obstruction
Inflammation of the flap of carilage over the windpipe
Radiology
Asthma
Thoracentesis

11. positron emission tomography
Whooping cough; bacterial infection of the pharynx
Bronchogenic carcinoma
Radioactive substances is given intravenously and cross-sectional image is created of cellular metabolism based on local concentration of the radioactive substances
Intravenous pyelogram

12. MDI
Blood vessels
Device to deliver aerosolized medication
Radiopque substances are given and x-rays taken
Fluorescence

13. process (two dimensional) used to detect radioactivity emitted in diagnositc imaging
Radiology
Drug that opens up (widens) the bronchial tube
Scintigraphy
Use of motion picture techniques to record x-ray images

14. ARDS
Radiolucent
Laryngoscopy
Radiopharmaceuutical
Tachypnea - dyspnea - cyanosis - tachycardia - and hypoxemia in an adult

15. thin hairs attached to the lining of the respiratory tract
Inflammation of the small bronchial tube
Renal pelvis of kidney and uninary tract
Device to deliver aerosolized medication
Cilia

16. musical sounds heard during expiration
Thoracentesis
Inflammation of tubes leading from the trachea (over a long pweiod of time)
Wheezes
Bronchiall alveolar lavage

17. a procedure in which something is measured or observed outside a living organism
In vitro
Radioisotope
Padiopaque
Drug that opens up (widens) the bronchial tube

18. x-ray recording of the renal pelvis
Difficult breathing with strenuous exercise
Intravenous pyelogram
Cholangiography
Radioisotope

19. radioactive material is injected or inhaled and images are recorded
Mesothelioma
Related to absence of surfactant - a substance that helps expansion of lungs in infants
Essential tissue of the lung
Lung scan (V/Q)

20. emphysema
Joints
Difficult breathing with strenuous exercise
Laryngoscopy
Hyperinflation of air sacs with destruction of a alveolar walls

21. bronchiectasis
Diphtheria
Space in the ches between the lungs
Bronchogenic carcinoma
Widening of brochial tubes

22. VATS
Examples are FEV1 and TLC
Procedure to visually examine the chest via small incisions and video equiment
Resection of lung
Radiolucent

23. mediastinum
X-ray picutes are taken circularly around an area of the body and computer synthesizes the information into a composite axial picture
Space in the ches between the lungs
Essential tissue of the lung
Radiology

24. the windpipe
Auscultation
Computed tomography
Anthracosis
Trachea

25. x-ray position; lying down and on one's side
Lateral decuubitus
Positron emission tomography
In vivo
Auscultation

26. tracheotomy
Labeled compound
Type of pneumoconiosis; dust paricles are inhaled
Incision of the windpipe
In vitro

27. radioactive substance is given intravenously and a corss-sectioinal image is created of cellular metabolism on local concentration of the radioactive substance
Positron emission tomography (PET)
Therapeutic procedures are pergomed by a radiologist under the guidance of fluoroscopy or ultrasound
Fluorescence
Chronic bronchitis and emphysema are examples

28. rhinoplasty
Inflammation of tubes leading from the trachea (over a long pweiod of time)
Mediastinum
Surgical repair of the nose
Atelectasis

29. surgical puncture to remove fluid from the chest (pleural cavity)
Epistaxis
Hysterosalpingogram
Incision of the windpipe
Thoracentesis

30. obstructing the passage of x-rays
This virus causes bronchiolitis and brochopneumonia
Tracheostomy
Padiopaque
Epistaxis

31. creation of an opening into the windpipe
Tracheostomy
Thoracentesis
In vivo
Fluorescence

32. radioactive form of a element; radionuclide
Bile cessels (ducts)
Radioisotope
Resection of lung
Related to absence of surfactant - a substance that helps expansion of lungs in infants

33. magnetic resonance imaging
Padiopaque
Difficult - painful breathing
A manetiv field and radio waves are used to form images of the body
Auscultation

34. radioactive drug (radionuclide plus chemical) that is administered for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes
Whooping cough; bacterial infection of the pharynx
Labeled compound
Thoracentesis
Radiopharmaceuutical

35. CPAP
This device helps relieve obstructive sleep apnea
Cholangiography
Incision of the windpipe
Spitting up blood

36. chest wall is punctured with a needle to obtain fluid from the pleural space
Nuclear medicine
Instrument to measure breathing
Pharnyx
Thoracentesis

37. diaphragm
Uterus and fallopian tubes
Inherited disease of exocrine glands leading to aireway obstruction
Drug that opens up (widens) the bronchial tube
Muscle that aids in breathing and is located between the chest and the abdomen

38. cholangiography
Inflammation of tubes leading from the trachea (over a long pweiod of time)
Bile cessels (ducts)
Tachypnea - dyspnea - cyanosis - tachycardia - and hypoxemia in an adult
Scintigraphy

39. adenocarcinoma and small cell carinoma are examples
Bronchogenic carcinoma
Malignant neoplasm originaing in a bronchus
Incision of the chest
Spitting up blood

40. COPD
Endotracheal intubation
Lung or portion of a lung is collapsed
Echocardiography
Chronic bronchitis and emphysema are examples

41. malignant tumor arising in the pleura
This virus causes bronchiolitis and brochopneumonia
Radioimmunoassay
Mesothelioma
Device to deliver aerosolized medication

42. condition of imperfect lung expansion; collapsed lung
Atelectasis
Adduction
Radioisotope
Purulent

43. pnumonectomy
Resection of lung
Auscultation
Pertaining to the throat
Bronchogenic carcinoma

44. diagnostic x-ray procedure in which cross-sectional images are made of specific body segments
Computed tomography
Joints
Widening of brochial tubes
Radioisotope

45. barium enema
Pertussis
Lung scan (V/Q)
Stridor
Lower gastrointestianl tract

46. NSCLC
Positron emission tomography (PET)
Cineradiography
Adenocarcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas are examples
Radiology

47. RSV
In vitro
This virus causes bronchiolitis and brochopneumonia
Condition of increased carbon dioxide in the blood
Instrument to measure breathing

48. myelography
Spinal cord
Pharnyx
Diphtheria
Wheezes

49. permitting the passage of most x-rays
Auscultation
Radioisotope
Radiolucent
Examples are FEV1 and TLC

50. infectious disease of the throat and upper respiatory tract; caused by bateria
Space in the ches between the lungs
Mediastinum
Diphtheria
Joints