Across
- 2. Odour characteristic of abscesses, lung gangrene, purulent bronchitis.
- 4. cells of the bronchi of a healthy person constantly produce the necessary amount of sputum
- 8. Containing both mucus and pus (mucoid and purulent)
- 9. a specific type of mucus that originates in your lungs and throat
Down
- 1. thickness of sputum, dependent on the content of microbes' proteolytic enzymes
- 3. containing pus, yellow/ greenish-yellow in colour
- 5. Hair like projections lining parts of the respiratory tract that help move mucus along
- 6. Accumulation of white blood cells at the site of inflammation
- 7. abnormal secretion of the respiratory tract (lungs, bronchi, trachea, larynx) that is secreted by coughing or expectoration.
- 10. Cells of the respiratory system that produce mucus