Mr. Juno has been diagnosed with cancer. His doctor told him it was the most aggressive type and that his prognosis was very poor. Which of the following tissue types is most likely?

Hypercapnic (Type II) respiratory failure is a synonym for which one of the following terms?

BONUS: What radiographic technique has the ability to better define the specific parenchymal characteristics associated with specific types of interstitial lung disease?

What disorder is suggested by the CT scan below?

A 65-year-old patient with a history of exposure to metal dust comes in to the emergency department with chronic cough and exertional dyspnea. High Ressonance CT shows bibasilar, peripheral reticular abnormalities with focal honeycomb cystic changes. What is the most likely diagnosis?

BONUS: A patient who has no history of smoking or lung disease which complains of increased SOB and sputum production during the last few months. The physician orders a CXR that is suspect for a malignoma. She then orders a CT scan which confirms the presence of a mass which shows hilar and lymphatic involvement. What stage would this patient be diagnosed?

An 18 year old male has been recently diagnosed with Goodpasture’s Syndrome. His long-term prognosis is:

BONUS: In which of the following tumors would surgical resection be appropriate?

Pulmonary edema resulting from left ventricular failure (Cardiogenic) is best termed:

Which of the following patients has the most serious problem with the adequacy of oxygenation? Patient                    FiO2                  PaO2 a                             0.70                     83 b                             0.45                     95  c                             0.90                    112 d                             0.30                     76