Across
- 4. This thin membrane surrounds the lungs and lines the inside of the chest cavity. What is it called?
- 6. Blood oxygen levels are abnormally low. What condition is this?
- 7. A patient with a long history of smoking has chronic bronchitis and emphysema. What chronic disease do these conditions fall under?
- 10. Body tissues are not receiving enough oxygen. What condition is this?
- 12. Air passes through this structure after leaving the nose or mouth but before reaching the larynx. What is it called?
- 13. Your patient's lips and nail beds appear bluish because of inadequate oxygenation. What assessment finding is this?
- 16. A child with respiratory distress has the skin pulling inward between the ribs during inhalation. What assessment finding is this?
- 17. Carbon dioxide levels in the blood are abnormally high. What condition is this?
- 18. The movement of air into and out of the lungs is called what?
Down
- 1. A patient has fluid collecting in the space surrounding the lungs. This space is known as the ______ cavity.
- 2. The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the alveoli and bloodstream is called what?
- 3. What is the medical term for breathing out?
- 5. During swallowing, this flap closes over the trachea to prevent food from entering the airway. What structure is this?
- 8. Your patient is breathing adequately but is hypoxic. Which oxygen-delivery device can provide the highest concentration of oxygen without positive-pressure ventilation?
- 9. An adult is breathing only 8 times per minute. What term describes this respiratory rate?
- 10. Body tissues are not receiving enough oxygen. What condition is this?
- 11. A patient with long-standing emphysema has an increased anterior-posterior chest diameter. What physical finding is this?
- 14. This structure contains the vocal cords and sits between the pharynx and trachea. What is it called?
- 15. What is the medical term for breathing in?
