Across
- 2. Difficulty or discomfort in breathing (shortness of breath)
- 4. A condition where hemoglobin cannot carry oxygen properly
- 6. A voice test where “E” sounds like “A,” suggesting abnormal lung tissue
- 7. A collapsed lung caused by air in the pleural space
- 12. A blood clot blocking blood flow in the lungs
- 13. Abnormal lung sounds heard during breathing (like crackles or wheezing)
Down
- 1. Breathing too fast or too deeply, lowering carbon dioxide levels
- 3. Coughing up blood
- 5. A test where spoken words sound louder/clearer, indicating possible lung abnormality
- 8. A normal hollow sound heard when percussing healthy lung tissue
- 9. A reflex that clears the airway of mucus, irritants, or foreign material
- 10. Vibrations felt on the chest when a person speaks
- 11. Whispered words heard clearly through the lungs, indicating consolidation