diagnosischest x-ray sputum cytology
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pneumoniapneumonia is an inflammatory process in which there is consolidation in lung caused by exudates filing the alveolar spaces gas exchange
tuberculosistuberculosis is caused by a bacillus-mycobacterium tuberculosis a gram- positive and acid-fast organism it is communicable
occupational lung diseasesthe common occupational lung diseases include silicosis due to inhalation of inorganic dust allergic alveolitis due to
cancer lungincidence of cancer lung is more in persons who smoke environmental and industrial pollution is also a risk factor in the increase in
diagnosischest x-ray sputum cytology test fibro optic bronchoscopy and biopsy in later stage of disease - weight loss debility indicating
chronic bronchitischronic bronchitis is defined clinically as hypersecretion of mucus and recurrent episode of productive cough for a period of 3
clinical manifestations early symptomssymptoms are episodic in nature or continuous with very little response to bronchodialators productive cough
treatment and managementdiagnosishistory physical examination radiological examination chest x-ray sputum studies cis smear abg
nursing processhistorycharacter of onset and duration of cough sputum production dyspnea pain in right upper quarant smoking history past
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