Respiratory

2. This type of lip breathing slows exhalation to prevent the collapse of small airways.
3. describes an abnormal enlargement of the air space beyond the terminal bronchioles, with destruction of the walls of the alveoli.
7. Measures blood pH of arterial oxygen and carbon dioxide.
8. Are used in COPD patients to keep dyspnea under control
10. Aspiration of fluid or air from the pleural space
11. this is the route of choice for bronchodilators

1. A clinical manifestation that is present in all lower respiratory tract disorders
4. This is persistent in chronic laryngitis
5. this is decreased CO2 elimination and leads to respiratory acidosis
6. This is a deep, low-pitch rumble heard during expiration
7. This is the collapse of alveoli, it leads to the loss of lung volume
9. Hemorrhage of the nose