TESTU2BANK
FOR U 2 Clinical U2Manifestations U2and U2 Assessment
U2of U 2 Respiratory U2Disease, U28thU2Edition U2BY U 2 DES
U 2 JARDINS COMPLETEU2CHAPTERS U2WITH
U 2 ANSWERS
,PART U21: U 2 Assessment U2of U2Cardiopulmonary U2Disease
U 2 SECTION U2I: U 2 Bedside U2Diagnosis
1. The U2Patient U2Interview
2. The U2Physical U2Examination
3. TheU2PathophysiologicU2BasisU2forU2CommonU2ClinicalU2Manifestations
SECTION U2II: U 2 CLINICAL U2DATA U2OBTAINED U2FROM U2LABORATORY U2TESTS U2AND
U2SPECIAL
PROCEDURES—Objective U2Findings
4. PulmonaryU2Function U2Testing
5. Blood U2Gas U2Assessment
6. Assessment U 2 of U 2 Oxygenation
7. Assessment U2of U2the U2Cardiovascular U2System
8. Radiologic U 2 Examination U 2 of U 2 the U 2 Chest
9. Other U2Important U2Tests U2and U2Procedures
SECTION U2III: U 2 THE U2THERAPIST-DRIVEN U2PROTOCOL U2PROGRAM—THE
U2ESSENTIALS
10. The U2 Therapist-Driven U2Protocol U2Program
11. Respiratory U2 Insufficiency, U2 Respiratory U2 Failure U2 and U2 Ventilatory U2 Management
U2 Protocols
12. Recording U 2 Skills U 2 and U 2 Intra-Professional U 2 Communication
PART U2II: U 2 Obstructive U2Lung U2Disease
13. Chronic U2 Obstructive U2 Pulmonary U2 Disease, U2 Chronic U2 Bronchitis U2 and U2 Emphysema
14. Asthma
15. Cystic U 2 Fibrosis
16. Bronchiectasis
PART U2III: U 2 Loss U2of U2Alveolar U2Volume
17. Atelectasis
PART U2IV: U 2 Infectious U2Pulmonary U2Disease
18. Pneumonia, U2 Lung U 2 Abscess U2 Formation U 2 and U 2 Important U 2 Fungal U2 Diseases
19. Tuberculosis
PART U2V: U 2 Pulmonary U2Vascular U2Disease
20. PulmonaryU2Edema
21. Pulmonary U 2 Vascular U 2 Disease: U 2 Pulmonary U2 Embolism U 2 and U 2 Pulmonary
U 2 Hypertension
PART U2VI: U 2 Chest U2and U2Pleural U2Trauma
22. Flail U2 Chest
23. Pneumothorax
PART U2VII: U 2 Disorders U2of U2the U2Pleura U2and U2of U2the U2Chest U2Wall
,24. PleuralU2EffusionU2andU2Empyema
25. Kyphoscoliosis
PART U2VIII: U 2 Lung U2Cancer
, 26. Cancer U2 of U2 the U2 Lung: U2 Prevention U2 and U2 Palliation
PART U2IX: U 2 Environmental U2Lung U2Diseases
27. Interstitial U2Lung U2Diseases
PART U2X: U 2 Diffuse U2Alveolar U2Disease
28. Acute U2Respiratory U2Distress U2Syndrome
PART U2XI: U 2 Neuro-Respiratory U2Disorders
29. Guillain-Barre U2 Syndrome
30. Myasthenia U2Gravis
31. Respiratory U2Insufficiency U2in U2the U2 Patient U2with U2Neuro-Respiratory U2Disease
PART U2XII: U 2 Sleep-Related U2Breathing U2Disorders
32. Sleep U 2 Apnea
PART U2XIII: U 2 Newborn U2and U2Early U2Childhood U2Cardiopulmonary U2Disorders
33. The U 2 Newborn U2 Disorders
34. Pediatric U2Assessment, U2Protocols, U2and U2PALS U2Management
35. Meconium U2Aspiration U2 Syndrome
36. Transient U2Tachypnea U2of U2the U2Newborn
37. Respiratory U2 Distress U2Syndrome
38. Pulmonary U2Air U2Leak U2Syndrome
39. Respiratory U2Syncytial U2Virus U2Infection U2(Bronchiolitis)
40. ChronicU2LungU2DiseaseU2ofU2Infancy
41. Congenital U 2 Diaphragmatic U 2 Hernia
42. Congenital U 2 Heart U2 Disease
43. Croup U2and U2Croup-like U2Syndromes: U 2 Laryngotracheobronchitis, U2BacterialU2Tracheitis
U2and U 2 Acute U2 Epiglottitis
PART U2XIV: U 2 Other U2Important U2Topics
44. Near U 2 Drowning/Wet U 2 Drowning
45. Smoke U 2 Inhalation, U 2 Thermal U 2 Injuries, U 2 and U 2 Carbon U 2 Monoxide U 2 IntoxicationTentative
U 2 (based U 2 on U 2 current U 2 edition)
FOR U 2 Clinical U2Manifestations U2and U2 Assessment
U2of U 2 Respiratory U2Disease, U28thU2Edition U2BY U 2 DES
U 2 JARDINS COMPLETEU2CHAPTERS U2WITH
U 2 ANSWERS
,PART U21: U 2 Assessment U2of U2Cardiopulmonary U2Disease
U 2 SECTION U2I: U 2 Bedside U2Diagnosis
1. The U2Patient U2Interview
2. The U2Physical U2Examination
3. TheU2PathophysiologicU2BasisU2forU2CommonU2ClinicalU2Manifestations
SECTION U2II: U 2 CLINICAL U2DATA U2OBTAINED U2FROM U2LABORATORY U2TESTS U2AND
U2SPECIAL
PROCEDURES—Objective U2Findings
4. PulmonaryU2Function U2Testing
5. Blood U2Gas U2Assessment
6. Assessment U 2 of U 2 Oxygenation
7. Assessment U2of U2the U2Cardiovascular U2System
8. Radiologic U 2 Examination U 2 of U 2 the U 2 Chest
9. Other U2Important U2Tests U2and U2Procedures
SECTION U2III: U 2 THE U2THERAPIST-DRIVEN U2PROTOCOL U2PROGRAM—THE
U2ESSENTIALS
10. The U2 Therapist-Driven U2Protocol U2Program
11. Respiratory U2 Insufficiency, U2 Respiratory U2 Failure U2 and U2 Ventilatory U2 Management
U2 Protocols
12. Recording U 2 Skills U 2 and U 2 Intra-Professional U 2 Communication
PART U2II: U 2 Obstructive U2Lung U2Disease
13. Chronic U2 Obstructive U2 Pulmonary U2 Disease, U2 Chronic U2 Bronchitis U2 and U2 Emphysema
14. Asthma
15. Cystic U 2 Fibrosis
16. Bronchiectasis
PART U2III: U 2 Loss U2of U2Alveolar U2Volume
17. Atelectasis
PART U2IV: U 2 Infectious U2Pulmonary U2Disease
18. Pneumonia, U2 Lung U 2 Abscess U2 Formation U 2 and U 2 Important U 2 Fungal U2 Diseases
19. Tuberculosis
PART U2V: U 2 Pulmonary U2Vascular U2Disease
20. PulmonaryU2Edema
21. Pulmonary U 2 Vascular U 2 Disease: U 2 Pulmonary U2 Embolism U 2 and U 2 Pulmonary
U 2 Hypertension
PART U2VI: U 2 Chest U2and U2Pleural U2Trauma
22. Flail U2 Chest
23. Pneumothorax
PART U2VII: U 2 Disorders U2of U2the U2Pleura U2and U2of U2the U2Chest U2Wall
,24. PleuralU2EffusionU2andU2Empyema
25. Kyphoscoliosis
PART U2VIII: U 2 Lung U2Cancer
, 26. Cancer U2 of U2 the U2 Lung: U2 Prevention U2 and U2 Palliation
PART U2IX: U 2 Environmental U2Lung U2Diseases
27. Interstitial U2Lung U2Diseases
PART U2X: U 2 Diffuse U2Alveolar U2Disease
28. Acute U2Respiratory U2Distress U2Syndrome
PART U2XI: U 2 Neuro-Respiratory U2Disorders
29. Guillain-Barre U2 Syndrome
30. Myasthenia U2Gravis
31. Respiratory U2Insufficiency U2in U2the U2 Patient U2with U2Neuro-Respiratory U2Disease
PART U2XII: U 2 Sleep-Related U2Breathing U2Disorders
32. Sleep U 2 Apnea
PART U2XIII: U 2 Newborn U2and U2Early U2Childhood U2Cardiopulmonary U2Disorders
33. The U 2 Newborn U2 Disorders
34. Pediatric U2Assessment, U2Protocols, U2and U2PALS U2Management
35. Meconium U2Aspiration U2 Syndrome
36. Transient U2Tachypnea U2of U2the U2Newborn
37. Respiratory U2 Distress U2Syndrome
38. Pulmonary U2Air U2Leak U2Syndrome
39. Respiratory U2Syncytial U2Virus U2Infection U2(Bronchiolitis)
40. ChronicU2LungU2DiseaseU2ofU2Infancy
41. Congenital U 2 Diaphragmatic U 2 Hernia
42. Congenital U 2 Heart U2 Disease
43. Croup U2and U2Croup-like U2Syndromes: U 2 Laryngotracheobronchitis, U2BacterialU2Tracheitis
U2and U 2 Acute U2 Epiglottitis
PART U2XIV: U 2 Other U2Important U2Topics
44. Near U 2 Drowning/Wet U 2 Drowning
45. Smoke U 2 Inhalation, U 2 Thermal U 2 Injuries, U 2 and U 2 Carbon U 2 Monoxide U 2 IntoxicationTentative
U 2 (based U 2 on U 2 current U 2 edition)
