In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: Yellow/Green Answer: Question: /clearAnswer: Question: Red/rustAnswer: CA, , TB Question: Red jellyAnswer: Klebsiella Question: pink, Answer: Pulmonary Question: Answer: bloody sputum; could be ca, tb, bronchitis, PE, Question: of inspirationAnswer: diaphragm, intercostals Question: muscles of Answer: , internal intercostals Question: muscles of respirationAnswer: Sternocleidomastoid
scalens
trapezius Question: Pain in lungsAnswer: pleura Question: Tracheobronchial Answer: division of the bronchi at around T4 Question: Bronchus more prone to body aspirationAnswer: Right mainstem;
it is wider, shorter and Question: regulationAnswer: Primarily by CO2 levels (both rate and ) Question: pain not cardiac when: (5)Answer: constant ache all day
pain stays in one location
made worse with pressure on the precordium
very short, sharp pain lasting 1-2 seconds
Located in the shoulders or between the scapula in the back Question: Pack Answer: Number of years X number of packs/day Question: excavatumAnswer: hollowed Question: CarinatumAnswer: chest (puffed out) Question: Adult respiratory Answer: 12-20 Question: TachypneaAnswer: respirations over Question: Answer: respirations 12 Question: RetractionsAnswer: inward deviation of musculature and skin to overcome obstruction when intrapleural pressure increasingly negative Question: Paradoxical Answer: draws inward during inspiration
thorax moves outward on expiration Question: DyspneaAnswer: difficult or labored breathing with of breath Question: hyperneaAnswer: hyperventilation (abnormally deep ) Question: hyponeaAnswer: shallow respirations Question: orthopneaAnswer: shortness of when lying down Question: Answer: SOB when upright Question: Nocturnal DypsneaAnswer: SOB after a period of sleep. PND is usually helped by sitting up. (ask how many pillows) Question: Answer: deep/rapid
associated with Question: -StokesAnswer: Regular periodic patter of breathign with intervals of apnea followed by /decrescendo sequences Question: Answer: irregular varrying in depth with intervals of apnea
no repetitive pattern Question: Answer: more severe form of Question: Answer: bluish coloration of the skin
often seen lips and nails
caused by inadequate oxygenation of tissue Question: CracklesAnswer: aka rales
brief, and nonmusical. heard mostly on inspiration Question: Answer: continuous, high-pitched, musical
loudest in Question: rhonchiAnswer: deeper, rumbling, and more during expiration than crackles Question: friction Answer: outside respiratory tree, dry cracky, , low pitched.
both inspiration and expiration Question: Answer: absence of spontaneous Question: crepitusAnswer: or crinkly sensation
air in subcutaneous tissue Question: Answer: vocal resonance clarity and increased loudness of spoken words (whisper heard clearly) Question: EgophonyAnswer: intensity of voice increased with nasal quality (e's -> a's) Question: Thorax of infants and childrenAnswer: thinner, rounder chest
allows for bronchovesicular breath to be heard thru the chest
Question: Diaphragmatic Answer: measure hwo much the diaphragm moves between inspiration and between 3-6 cm Question: Breathing in Answer: ventilation is by breathing more deeply, NOT more frequently Question: in older adultsAnswer: dorsal curve of spine more emphasized and tire more Question: Pleural Answer: fluid that accumulates in the pleural cavity |
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