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| mucous from tht lungs expelled through coughing |
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| inflammation of the lungs caused by bacteria,viruses,or chemicals. |
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| a collapsed lung, may be due to hypoventilation or obstruction |
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| collection of air or gas in the pleural cavity resulting lung collapse |
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| delivers low concentration of O2,its convenient, imprecise percentage |
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| is a device used to measure lung volume and flow, a procedure in which a device is used at bedside at regular intervals to encouarge a pt to breathe deeply |
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| using fingers to tap the body's surface to produce vibration or sound. |
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| grayish( large amount) sputum |
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| yellow, green or a combination of both |
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| electrical device that filters oxygen from the air and makes it available for therapeutic use |
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| large green cylinder containing oxygen |
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| liquid oxygen that is stored in a barrel-shaped container which changes to gas as it evaporates and goes to the pt |
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| small green oxygen cylinder on a rolling stand that can be used by the pt when they ambulate or leave their rooms |
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| a small lighweight canister that can be filled with liquid oxygen directly from the liberator |
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