The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Respiratory systemThe most critically acclaimed of all of Dr. Frank H. Netter's works, this fully illustrated single book from the 8-volume/13-book reference collection includes: hundreds of world-renowned illustrations by Frank H. Netter, MD; informative text by recognized medical experts; anatomy, physiology, and pathology; and diagnostic and surgical procedures. |
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Page 130
... Sputum . Tracheal mucus velocity is impaired . because of changes in viscosity , volume or chemi- cal alterations . Gross and microscopic examina- tion of any expectorated sputum is valuable for assessing airway pathology ( Plate 23 ) .
... Sputum . Tracheal mucus velocity is impaired . because of changes in viscosity , volume or chemi- cal alterations . Gross and microscopic examina- tion of any expectorated sputum is valuable for assessing airway pathology ( Plate 23 ) .
Page 204
... Sputum Examination Proper examination of sputum ( Plate 95 ) is of paramount importance in the diagnosis and treat- ment of tuberculosis . The specimen should be the first coughed up in the morning from deep in the chest , and it must ...
... Sputum Examination Proper examination of sputum ( Plate 95 ) is of paramount importance in the diagnosis and treat- ment of tuberculosis . The specimen should be the first coughed up in the morning from deep in the chest , and it must ...
Page 205
... Sputum Culture Culturing for tubercle bacilli ( Plate 96 ) requires careful preparation of the sputum specimen . An aliquot of preferably purulent sputum is shaken in a test tube for 1 minute with an equal quantity of 4 % NaOH plus 0.5 ...
... Sputum Culture Culturing for tubercle bacilli ( Plate 96 ) requires careful preparation of the sputum specimen . An aliquot of preferably purulent sputum is shaken in a test tube for 1 minute with an equal quantity of 4 % NaOH plus 0.5 ...
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