respiratory 7; pleura

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pleuritis

Answer 1

inflammation of parietal pleura

Question 2

collection of pus in pleural cavity caused by bacteria

Answer 2

empyema

Question 3

condition of having excessive fluid in pleural cavity

Answer 3

hydrothorax

Question 4

inflammation of parietal pleura

Answer 4

pleuritis

Question 5

when air enters pleural cavity from an opening in the internal airways
causes collapse

Answer 5

spontaneous pneumothorax

Question 6

hypoxemia

Answer 6

abnormally low o2 concentration in blood

Question 7

hydrothorax
empyema
chylothorax
hemothorax are

Answer 7

types of pleural effusion

Question 8

hydrothorax

Answer 8

condition of having excessive fluid in pleural cavity

Question 9

hypoxia

Answer 9

o2 deficiency in tissues

Question 10

hypercapnia

Answer 10

excessive co2 in bloodstream

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pleuritis =

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pleurisy

Question 12

chylothorax

Answer 12

results in chyle accumulating in cavity due to disruption of thoracic duct

Question 13

accumulation of excess fluid in pleural cavity

Answer 13

pleural effusion

Question 14

pleurisy =

Answer 14

pleuritis

Question 15

visceral pleura

Answer 15

layer touching lungs

have no nerve pain receptors

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empyema

Answer 16

collection of pus in pleural cavity caused by bacteria

Question 17

pleural effusion

Answer 17

accumulation of excess fluid in pleural cavity

Question 18

abnormally low o2 concentration in blood

Answer 18

hypoxemia

Question 19

lymph formed in the digestive system

Answer 19

chyle

Question 20

collection of blood in pleural cavity

Answer 20

hemothorax

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serous membrane surrounding lungs

Answer 21

pleura

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tension pneumothorax

Answer 22

most serious

occurs when pressure in pleural space is greater than atmospheric pressure

Question 23

bleb

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common in tall thin smoking males
sits on outer edge of lung between coating
bursting leads to neg pressure = spontaneous pneu

Question 24

blunt trauma or penetrating injury to lung

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traumatic pneumothorax

Question 25

pneumo mends

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air

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pleural effusion types

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hydrothorax empyema chylothorax hemothorax

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o2 deficiency in tissues

Answer 27

hypoxia

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chyle

Answer 28

lymph formed in the digestive system

Question 29

spontaneous pneumothorax

Answer 29

when air enters pleural cavity from an opening in the internal airways causes collapse

Question 30

pleura layer touching lungs | have no nerve pain receptors

Answer 30

visceral pleura

Question 31

parietal pleura

Answer 31

outside layer

Question 32

most serious | occurs when pressure in pleural space is greater than atmospheric pressure

Answer 32

tension pneumothorax

Question 33

hemothorax

Answer 33

collection of blood in pleural cavity

Question 34

traumatic pneumothorax

Answer 34

bunt trauma or penetrating injury to lung causes collapse

Question 35

common in tall thin smoking males sits on outer edge of lung between coating bursting leads to negative pressure = spontaneous pne

Answer 35

bleb

Question 36

excessive co2 in bloodstream

Answer 36

hypercapnia

Question 37

spontaneous traumatic tension are

Answer 37

types of pneumothorax

Question 38

types of pneumothorax

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spontaneous traumatic tension

Question 39

pleura

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serous membrane surrounding lungs

Question 40

results in chyle accumulating in cavity due ti disruption of thoracic duct

Answer 40

chylothorax

Question 41

meaning air

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pneumo