Respiratory Diagnostic Studies Flashcards
It is obtained to determine the size, contour and position of the thoracic organs such as heart, lungs, rib cage, etc.
Chest X-ray
Direct visualization of the larynx, trachea and bronchi through either a flexible fiberoptic bronchoscope or a rigid bronchoscope.
BRONCHOSCOPY
It is diagnostic test that evaluate positive PPD or Mantoux test (tuberculin skin test - for TB)
Chest X-ray
True or False:
Can Chest X-ray monitor resolution, progression or the maintenance of disease and effectiveness of treatment regimen?
True
Respiratory diagnostic test that evaluate known or suspected pulmonary disorders, chest trauma, cardiovascular disorder and disorder and skeletal disorders
Chest X-ray
True or False:
One of the contraindications for the use of chest x-ray is pregnancy.
True, unless the potential benefits of the procedure far outweigh the risks to the fetus and mother
It is diagnostic test that examine tissues or collect secretions
BRONCHOSCOPY
It is used to determine the location and extent of the pathologic process and to obtain a tissue sample for diagnosis.
BRONCHOSCOPY
True or False:
Can the use of bronchoscopy diagnose the bleeding sites and determine whether a tumor can be resected surgically?
True
It is a non-invasive study that provides continuous readings of arterial blood oxygen saturation using a sensor site
Pulse Oximetry
What are the areas of application for Pulse Oximetry?
Earlobe Fingertip Forehead Toes Nose
Its function is to determine the effectiveness of pulmonary gas exchange function and monitor oxygenation during testing for sleep apnea.
Pulse oximetry
It is the procedure of aspirating the fluid or air from the pleural space
Thoracentesis
It is used to evaluate the respiratory function and provide a measure for determining the acid-base balance
Arterial Blood Gases (ABG)
It is used to assess conditions of asthma, COPD, and embolism
Arterial Blood Gases (ABG)
