Across
- 1. when the trachea is not central and you are concerned about a tension pneumothorax
- 5. what kind of tremor is often seen in a patient if they are retaining carbon dioxide
- 6. what kind of tremor is often seen in a patient after prolonged uses of beta agonists such as salbutamol
- 7. which syndrome is a combination of ptosis, miosis and anhidrosis and may be seen in something like a pancoast tumour
- 8. what sound, heard in the lungs, is commonly described as 'walking on fresh snow' and is associated with conditions such as pleurisy and pneumonia
- 11. when gas is present within the subcutaneous layer of the skin, often associated with trauma causing puncture to the lungs
- 12. breathlessness that is worse when a patient is lying in a supine position, often seen in congestive heart failure, sometimes seen in COPD and asthma
Down
- 2. coughing up blood, causes include cancer, pulmonary embolism or infection
- 3. when you ask the patient to put two of their fingers together, looking for a loss of schamroth's window, seen in many respiratory conditions such as lung cancer and bronchiectasis, but NOT COPD
- 4. a sign of respiratory distress, the indrawing of the skin and soft tissue in the intercostal spaces, during inspiration
- 9. a loud, monophasic sound with a constant pitch, and is associated with upper airway obstruction
- 10. a bluish discolouration of the body, fingertips and the mucous membranes