5 Written Questions

1. family Hx, any recent infections, allergies, what helps alleviate symptoms, what aggrevates them, SOB
2. resp that become faster and deeper, then slower and shallower with a period of apnea
3. amount of CO2 that is exhaled
4. crackles, fluid in the base of the lungs
5. high amounts of CO2 in the blood

5 Matching Questions

1. organs of the lower resp system
2. sinuses
3. organs of upper resp system
4. parietal pleura
5. epiglottis

1. a covers the walls of the thoracic cavity
2. b nares, nasal cavity, sinuses, pharynx, larynx, trachea
3. c bronchial tree, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli
4. d warm, moisten, and filter air
5. e covers the larynx during swallowing

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. helps to keep lungs inflated
   1. visceral pleura
   2. parietal pleura
   3. negative pressure
   4. right lung
2. rapid breathing
   1. trachea
   2. larynx
   3. tachypnea
   4. apnea
3. apprehension or restlessness, confusion, behavioral changes, elevated pulse, dyspnea, cyanosis
   1. dysphagia
   2. S/S of hypoxia
   3. tachypnea
   4. hemoptysis
4. high pitched crowing sound, indicates airway obstruction
   1. larynx
   2. rales
   3. trachea
   4. stridor
5. high pitched sound, narrowing or obstruction of airways, seen in asthma
   1. rales
   2. hypoxia
   3. wheezing
   4. left lung

5 True/False Questions

1. induration → an abnormally hard spot or place

   True        False

2. internal respirations → the exchange of O2 and CO2 at a cellular level

   True        False

3. ventilation → an abnormally hard spot or place

   True        False

4. thoracentesis → windpipe

   True        False

5. crepitus → bluish tinged skin due to lack of O2

   True        False