Respiratory

3. means of gas exchange at the lungs or body cells
4. exchage of gases between aveolar air and oulmonary capillary blood
8. sudden inspiration resulting from spasms of the diaphram
11. respiratory volume inhaled or exhaled during normal breathing
12. loss of elasticity of the aveolar sacks, cannot rid themselves of carbon dioxide
13. collapsed aveoli in a newborn due to insufficient surfactent
15. volume of air that can be inhaled forciby after normal inhilation
17. paiful or labored breathing
18. alternate flushing of air into and out of the lungs
19. rhinovirus that causes excessive nasal secretion, congestion and sneezing

1. death of an infant that may have upper respiratory infection, silent but deadly
2. bacterium infection that destroys lung tissue and replaces it with fibrous tissue
5. volume of air that can be exhaled forcibly after normal exhale
6. exchange of gases between capillary blood and cells
7. respiratory passage ]ways narrowed by bronchiloar spasms
9. deep breath taken, air forced out, clears lower respiratory passageways
10. deep breath taken, air forced out, clears upper respiratory passageways
14. volume of air that cannot be forced from the lungs
16. increases ventilation of the lungs, beleived to be initiated by a need to increase oxygen levels in the blood