Chapter 9: Diseases and Conditions of the Respiratory System: Diagnosis Flashcards

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What is the diagnosis of Common Cold/Upper Respiratory Traction Infection

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symptoms described by patient; culture of nasal discharge and sputum may be needed

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What is the diagnosis of Sinusitis

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evaluating the findings of physical examination; sinuscopy;

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What is the diagnosis of Pharyngitis

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physical examination shows red, swollen mucous membranes; for chronic identify source

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What is the diagnosis of Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma

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full clinical exam of head and neck and endoscopic examination; fine-needle aspiration biopsy

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What is the diagnosis of Laryngitis

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mildly or highly inflamed mucosa, and vocal cord movement may be limited

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What is the diagnosis of Deviated Septum

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nasal speculum to see if undetected

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What is the diagnosis of Nasal Polyps

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examines in the nose with nasal speculum; pearly gray lumps

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What is the diagnosis of Anosmia

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no physical abnormality or patient history reveals no cause; see neurologist then

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What is the diagnosis of Epistaxis (Nosebleed)

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history regarding frequency of nosebleeds, whether injury, or systemic disease present

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What is the diagnosis of Tumors of the Larynx

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otolaryngologist examines; biopsy to determine whether malignant

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What is the diagnosis of Laryngeal Cancer

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diagnosed early because of hoarseness occurs early; fiberoptic endoscopy aloows visualization of larynx

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What is the diagnosis of Hemoptysis

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determining source of bleeding; visual examination of nasopharynx; determine underlying cause

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What is the diagnosis of Atelectasis

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radiographic chest films; physical examination; CT scans; Bronchoscopy

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What is the diagnosis of Pulmonary Embolism

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clinical picture along with history of physical immobility; lung scans; CT angiography

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What is the diagnosis of Pneumonia

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physical examination; ABG’s; bronchoscopy; sputum and culture

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What is the diagnosis of Pulmonary Abscess

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decreased breath sounds reveal on chest auscultation

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What is the diagnosis of Legionellosis (Legionnaires’ Disease and Pontiac Fever)

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radiographic chest studies and testing of blood samples; culture from sputum to ID Legionella bacterium

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What is the diagnosis of Respiratory Syncytial Virus

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lavage of nasal pharynx examined for presence of RSV

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What is the diagnosis of Histoplasmosis

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positive skin test result; blood serologic findings specific for fungus; radiographic chest films

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What is the diagnosis of Influenza

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similar to common cold, amount of time passed since onset is most important; may suspect TB

21
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What is the diagnosis of Acute and Chronic Bronchitis

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basis of patient’s symptoms and history; radiographic chest studies, PFT’s, ABG’s

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What is the diagnosis of Bronchiectasis

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radiographic chest films; high-resolution CT scan; PFT’s

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What is the diagnosis of Pulmonary Emphysema

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clinical examination and thorough patient history; exposure to respiratory irratants and cigarette smoking lead to finding it; rhonchi experienced

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What is the diagnosis of Pneumoconiosis

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patient history and physical examination; radiographic chest studies; PFT’s; ABG’s

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What is the diagnosis of Pleurisy (Pleuritis)

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symptoms, history, and physical examination; pleural rub on auscultation; Thoracostomy

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What is the diagnosis of Pneumothorax

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radiographic films show air in pleural cavity, collapsed portion of the lung, and mediastinal shift

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What is the diagnosis of Hemothorax

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breath sounds diminished or absent; radiographs show blood in pleural space; ABG shows respiratory failure

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What is the diagnosis of Flail Chest

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history of chest trauma and observing paradoxical movement of chest wall

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What is the diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis

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Mantoux test (purified protein derivative or PPD test)-standard test

30
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What is the diagnosis of Infectious Mononucleosis: Epstein-Barr Virus Infection

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examination of blood smear and immunologic study of blood serum; antinuclear antibody (ANA); EBV serology

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What is the diagnosis of Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome

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underlying cause such as trauma, pneumonia, fulminating sepsis, aspiration of gastric contents, hypovolemic shock, etc.

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What is the diagnosis of Sarcoidosis

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difficult to detect; laboratory tests and pulmonary function studies are helpful; biopsy of affected tissue confirms

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What is the diagnosis of Lung Cancer

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symptomatic at time of diagnosis; sputum cytology analysis that is positive for malignant cells is useful for diagnosis