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WILKINS CHP 3 QUIZ WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS { GRADED A+} cardiopulmonary symptoms are assessed to determine the following - seriousness of the pt's problem -the potential underlying cause of the problem -the effectiveness of the treatment Symptoms are Subjective clinical findings generally reported by the pt during or shortly after the... - initial interview Cough - one of the most common though nonspecific symptoms seen in pt's with pulmonary disease the cough mechanism can be divided into the following 3 phases: - -Inspiratory Phase -Compression Phase -Expiratory Phase Inspiratory phase - reflex opening of the glottis and contraction of the diaphragm, thoracic, and abdominal muscles Compression Phase - closure of the glottis and relaxation of the diaphragm while the expiratory muscles contract against the closed glottis

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WILKINS CHP 3 QUIZ WITH COMPLETE

ANSWERS { GRADED A+}



cardiopulmonary symptoms are assessed to determine the following - ✔✔-

seriousness of the pt's problem

-the potential underlying cause of the problem

-the effectiveness of the treatment

Symptoms are Subjective clinical findings generally reported by the pt during or shortly

after the... - ✔✔initial interview

Cough - ✔✔one of the most common though nonspecific symptoms seen in pt's with

pulmonary disease

the cough mechanism can be divided into the following 3 phases: - ✔✔-Inspiratory

Phase

-Compression Phase

-Expiratory Phase

Inspiratory phase - ✔✔reflex opening of the glottis and contraction of the diaphragm,

thoracic, and abdominal muscles

Compression Phase - ✔✔closure of the glottis and relaxation of the diaphragm while

the expiratory muscles contract against the closed glottis

, Expiratory Phase - ✔✔openign of the glottid explosive release of trapped

intrathoracic air and vibration of the vocal cords and mucosal lining

a chronic persistent cough is most commonly cause by.. - ✔✔post nasal drip

syndrome follwed by acute asthma

acute exarbation of COPD

GERD

Forceful coughs may produce a of complication.. - ✔✔torn chest muscles

rib fractures

disruption of surgical wounds

pneumothorax

pneumomediastinum

syncope

arrythmia

esophageal rupture

urinary incontinece

wheezy coughs accompanied by whistling or sighing sounds suggests - ✔✔bronchial

disorders

sputum - ✔✔substance expelled from the tracheobronchial tree, pharynx, mouth,

sinuses, and nose by coughing or clearing throat.

phlegm - ✔✔secretion from the lungs and traceobronchial tree

tracheobronchial tree normally secretes up ___ of sputum each day?? - ✔✔100ml

paroxysmal cough causes - ✔✔aspiratuin,asthma,left heart failure
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