| pulmonary e. |
abnormal, diffuse, extravascular accumulation of fluid in the pulmonary tissues and air spaces due to changes in hydrostatic forces in the capillaries or to increased capillary permeability; it is characterized clinically by intense dyspnea and, in the intra-alveolar form, by voluminous expectoration of frothy pink serous fluid and, if severe, by cyanosis. Called also wet lung.
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| pulmonary e. of cattle, acute |
fog fever.
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| pulmonary epithelial c.’s |
alveolar epithelial c's.
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| pulmonary f. |
see idiopathic pulmonary f.
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| pulmonary function t. |
any of numerous tests that measure aspects of the respiratory system in order to assess functional state and presence or nature of any disease process. Factors evaluated include lung mechanics (capacities, flow rates, and volumes), gas exchange, pulmonary blood flow, blood gases, and pH of blood.
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