5 Written Questions

1. abnormal presence of air in the pleural cavity resulting in the collapse of the lung
2. caused by external factors
3. excessive level of carbon dioxide in the blood
4. inflamed pleural surfaces rub together during respiration
5. hypertropy of the right ventricle of the heart as a result of chronic lung disease.

5 Matching Questions

1. hypoventilation
2. sibilant wheeze
3. sonorous wheeze
4. embolism
5. epistaxis

1. a musical, high-pitched, squeaking, or whistle like sound caused by rapid air movement through narrowed bronchioes
2. b low-pitch, loud, course, snoring sound
3. c blood clot
4. d ventilation of the lungs that does notfulfill the body's gas exhcange needs
5. e bloody nose

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. common cold
   1. virulent
   2. empyema
   3. coryza
   4. dyspnea
2. Difficulty breathing
   1. dyspnea
   2. empyema
   3. virulent
   4. coryza
3. TO INCREASE IN SEVERITY OF SYMPTOMS OR DISEASE
   1. hypoventilation
   2. epistaxis
   3. extrinsic
   4. exacerbation
4. able to cause disease, rapid progressive condition
   1. empyema
   2. virulent
   3. coryza
   4. dyspnea
5. pleural effusion that contains pus and signifies and infection
   1. dyspnea
   2. empyema
   3. coryza
   4. embolism

5 True/False Questions

1. adventitous → abnormal sounds

   True        False

2. crackles → able to cause disease, rapid progressive condition

   True        False

3. stertorous → abnormal sounds

   True        False

4. atelectasis → bloody nose

   True        False

5. intrinsic → caused by external factors

   True        False