oxygen

Question 1

wheeze/continuous

Answer 1

prominent on expiration, high pitched,musical quality

Question 2

rhonchi/continuous

Answer 2

low pitched, inspiration, expiration

Question 3

vescicular

Answer 3

soft breezy, heard over most lung tissue, louder longer inspiration

Question 4

bronchovesicular

Answer 4

each side of sternum, area of thorax clavicle, equal duration and intensity. normal major airways.

Question 5

bronchial

Answer 5

heard over trachea, blowing quality, longer and louder expiration

Question 6

crackles.discontinous

Answer 6

fine middle to late inspiration soft, high pitched, coughing does not clear short duration,found lower lung fields

Question 7

crackles, discontinous

Answer 7

early inspiration, louder, slightly lower pitched longer duration, any area of lung

Question 8

ventilation

Answer 8

process of moving gases into and out of lungs

Question 9

Perfusion

Answer 9

ability of cardiovascular system pump oxygenated blood to tissue and return deoxygenated blood to the lungs.

Question 10

tissue oxygenation

Answer 10

physiological, developmental, lifestyle, enviromental

Question 11

neural

Answer 11

CNS control of respiratory rate, depth and rhythm cerebral cortex regulates voluntary control of resp by delivering umpulses to the resp motor neurons by way of spinal cord.

Question 12

Chemical

Answer 12

Maintains appropriate rate and depthof resp based on changes in CO2 O2 H concentration Ph in blood.

Question 13

tidal volume

Answer 13

Volume inhaled or exhaled per breath

Question 14

Residual volume

Answer 14

Air left in lungs after a maximal exhalation

Question 15

Functional Residual Exhalation

Answer 15

Volume of air left in lungs after a normal exhalation

Question 16

Vital Capacity

Answer 16

Volume of air exhaled after a maximum inhalation

Question 17

Total lung capacity

Answer 17

total volume of air in lungs following a maximal inhalation