Across
- 2. bronchiol/o means ______ airway
- 5. Hemothorax is characterized by blood in the _________ cavity
- 7. Expectoration is the action of coughing up and spitting out materials from which organ?
- 9. the epiglottis is a structure that covers the larynx during what action to prevent food from entering the airway
- 13. abnormal dilation of the bronchi with an accumulation of mucus
- 16. air-filled space in the skull that opens into the nasal cavities are ______________ sinuses
- 17. recording of various aspects of sleep for diagnosis of sleep disorders
- 18. lymphatic tissue on the back of the pharynx AKA pharyngeal
- 19. ABG stands for arterial blood ____.
- 22. What do we call the product of expectoration?
- 23. the root word phren/o means mind and ______________
- 24. an exam method characterized by tapping the body to elicit vibrations and sounds to estimate the size, border or fluid content of a cavity.
- 25. ________________ carcinoma is lung cancer originating in the lungs
Down
- 1. What is the small projection hanging from the middle edge of the soft palate
- 2. The spasm of the laryngeal muscles, causing a constriction
- 3. An x-ray imaging of the blood vessels of the lungs after the injection of contrast dye is called a Pulmonary ______________
- 4. nasal ___________ is the presence of numerous polyps in the nose
- 6. crackles or ________ are a popping sound heard during auscultation of the lung when air enters diseased airways/alveoli
- 8. TV stands for _________ volume which means the amount of air exhaled after a normal inspiration.
- 10. the root word that means carbon dioxide is _________
- 11. What functional tissues of any organ, such as the tissues of the bronchioles, performs respiration
- 12. What type of tissue is the carina ridge made of?
- 14. pulmonary ____________ is an occlusion in the pulmonary circulation, most often caused by a blood clot
- 15. muscular posterior portion of the palate is the ______ palate
- 20. What is the direct measurement of lung volume and capacity?
- 21. What is an acute respiratory infection in infants and young children involving the larynx, trachea, and bronchi characterized by a distinct ''seal bark'' cough