Question 1

what type of doctors perform pulmonary function tests/exercise stress test/cardio-pulmonary stress tests?

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Cardiologist: Cardiologist and pulmonary specialist.

Question 2

how does the respiratory interact with the digestive system?

Accepted Answer

Huh ??????: Your question makes no sense. Only interact when you aspirate food

Question 3

how does the digestion system interact with the respiratory system?

Accepted Answer

The stomach and: esophagus may regurgitate acid and contents into
the upper airway and into the lung. This condition, reflux esophagitis, can cause  heartburn, chronic cough, asthma and in severe cases, aspiration pneumonia.

Question 4

how does pneumonia affect the integumentary system?

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Pneumonia: The integument is the skin and the mucous membranes.  These structures are not affected as a primary focus of pneumonia, which is an inflammation of the lungs involving the air spaces (alveoli) and the tissues separating them (intraalveolar septi). Not entirely sure what you are asking beyond this.  Please rephrase the question if I have not answered you satisfactorily.

Question 5

how can  hemophilia affect the integumentary system?

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Bruising...: Hemophilia is a defect in your blood's ability to clot properly. If this coagulation system is not working well, as happens in hemophilia, a person can have excessive bleeding and bruising. The skin itself (part of the integumentary system) is fine, but hemophilia can manifest itself as large bruises under the skin and excessive bleeding from a cut in the skin.

Question 6

what effects does lipoplasty have on the integumentary system?

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Removal: of subcutaneous fat can help reduce body weight, i.e.- liposuction. No deleterious effects on the integumentary system.

Question 7

how does the integumentary system protect the body's internal living tissues and organs?

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Largest organ: It is a waterproof covering, the first line of defense against infection, allows us the sense of touch, and it helps define our shape.

Question 8

are  active and  acute used interchangeably on an ex-ray. ive had  no acute cardiopulmonary abnormality. and no  active pulmonary disease. does this mean the same thing?

Accepted Answer

: In that context, yes, they both mean that there is nothing on the x-ray that would require treatment at this time. Acute means short-term problems as opposed to chronic, long-term issues. Active means something needing treatment. But, in the context you are quoting, they would both mean the same thing-there is nothing right now that requires treatment. Good luck!

Question 9

why did my radiologist write this? findings: the lungs and pleural spaces are clear. the cardiac silhouette is normal. the regional osseous structures are normal. impression: no active cardiopulmonary process?

Accepted Answer

: Your radiologist has examined your images and has determined that everything appears normal with no active disease. You can discuss this further with your physician who ordered the study.

Question 10

the cardiomediastinal silhouette is normal in size. there are no pulmonary consolidations, pleural effusions or pneumothorax. there is no acute bone abnormality. impression impression no acute cardiopulmonary process seen radiographically. what t?

Accepted Answer

: Called normal chest X-rqy with a focus on heart size. Request may have said. LVH? Why was it done? Discuss with your Dr.

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Are active and acute used interchangeably on an ex-ray. ive had no acute cardiopulmonary abnormality. and no active pulmonary disease. does this mean the same thing?

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