Pulmonary Diseases

1. When creating an exercise prescription for an individual with COPD this factor should be considered.
6. This surgery is used as a treatment for COPD
7. __________ oxygen should be considered when oxygen saturation levels decrease to 88% or less.
9. Chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and cystic fibrosis all make up this permanent reduction of airflow.
12. Exercise in asthma patients causes a(n) ________ in endurance exercise capacity and functional status.
14. This disease is a reversible component to airway obstruction
15. This COPD disease is twice as common in female as males
16. Intensity for COPD recommendations should be used on a dyspnea rating of _______ - six.
17. Which part of the lung is where gas exchange occurs?
19. COPD and CVD share this common risk factor

1. An individual using corticosteroids for treatment should perform resistance training to help with ____________ muscle wasting.
2. Mucus plugging, inflammation, and an increase in smooth muscle causes for a(n) ________ in the cross-sectional airways
3. Prolonged exercise duration and HIIT workouts can cause this
4. This disease is defined as a permanent enlargement of the airspaces in the lungs with destruction of the airspace walls
5. A type of medication used for COPD treatment
8. Asthma patient’s are encouraged to have this as a form of treatment
10. A focus on this muscle group when completing resistance training should be incorporated.
11. Exercise can help to __________ the # of ER visits and inflammation in individuals with asthma
13. To diagnose a pulmonary disease this lung function test is used
18. Healthy airways and air sacs are __________, which is similar to a rubber band