Sputum from such subjects
and in the systemic circulation.
Outcomes included inflammatory cells in
induced sputum
and bronchial biopsies, and methacholine responsiveness.
For example, a person suffering with pneumococcal pneumonia may have chest pain, cough,
purulent sputum, and fever.
Sputum smear
positive.
Pulmonary tuberculosis is usually diagnosed by chest x-ray
and/or sputum
analysis ( microscopy and culture ); serological tests are increasingly available.
Patients with legionnaires ' disease usually have fever, chills, and a cough, which may be dry or may
produce sputum.
Frothy sputum
on ascent, blood in the spit, the works.
Sputum specimens
to be sent to the laboratory.
Eleven of these mothers were sputum positive and the two children who died both
had a sputum
positive mother.
Swallowed
infected sputum
has resulted in spread to the peyer's patches of the ileum.
Sputum induction
room.
He surfaced up to his waist and started shouting and groaning, with
bloody sputum
coming from his mouth.
Sputum sample
should be accompanied by a laboratory call out.
Green sputum
does not necessarily mean that you have a secondary chest infection.
Sputum production.
Chest pains, or coughing up blood or
blood-stained sputum.
Sputum culture.
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