Word Association GameRespiratoryA: Oxygen deprivationA:
HypoxiaQ: Death by Oxygen DeprivationA: AsphxiationQ: Collapse of
Lobe or LungA: AtelectasisQ: Inflammation of the BronchiA:
BronchitisQ: Breathing. Breathing in and out.A: VentilationQ:
General type of pathogen that causes pneumonia the most.A:
BacteriaQ: Long term breathing problem due to emphysema or chronic
bronchitisA: COPDChronic Obstructive Pulmonary DiseaseQ: A lung
lesion.A: Tubercle from tuberculosisQ: Fat fingers from chronic low
oxygenA: ClubbingQ: Surgical hole in trachea, below larynxA:
TracheostomyA: Right-sided heart failure due to long term pulmonary
hypertensionQ: Cor PulmonaleQ: A prolonged asthma attack,
unresponsive to treatmentA: Status AsthmaticusQ: Inward breathing
movements over the chest (when working to breathe)A: RetractionsQ:
Over-inflation and destruction of the alveolar wallsA: EmphysemaQ:
A collection of air or gas in the pleural spacecausing partial or
complete collapse on affected side.A: PneumothoraxQ: A collection
of blood in pleural space, causing partial or complete collapse on
affected side.A: hemothoraxQ: Rare tumor of the lung lining or
abdominal lining usually caused by exposure to asbestos or
sometimes by inhaled irritants.A: mesotheliomaQ: Fluid accumulation
in the pleural spaceA: pleural effusionQ: Excess carbon dioxide in
the bloodA: hypercapnea or hypercarbiaQ: The name for the skin bump
created when a needle is inserted shallow, to deliberately make a
little blep in the skin (like a skin bubble).A: WhealQ:
Hyperventillation in metabolic acidosis A: Kussmaul respirationQ:
Red raised skin after a tb test. Measured after a positive Mantoux
test.A: ImdurationQ: Process of exchanging oxygen/carbon dioxide in
the alveoliA: diffusionQ: Name of simple bedside lung exercise
tool.A: Incentive Spirometer.Q: What does MDI stand for?A: Metered
Dose InhalerQ: Name of Common Breathing TreatmentA: Intermittent
Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB)Q: The main respiratory stimulant
in normal peopleA: CO2 levelsQ: The main respiratory stimulant in
some CO2 retainers A: Low Oxygen levelsQ: Two medical terms for CO2
retainersA: hypercarbia or hypercapniaQ: Normal BreathingA:
EupneaQ: Irregular breathing pattern associated with impending
death. A: Cheyne-Stokes Q: Hyperventillation with metabolic
acidosisA: Kussmaul Q: Best infant sleeping position for preventing
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).A: On their back.Q: Is cyanosis
in children an early or a late sign?A: Late sign. Q: Excess fluid
in the pleural space.A: Pleural effusion. Q: Number of minutes we
hold ABG site.A: Five minutesQ: Number of minutes we hold ABG site
if patient of blood thinnerA: Twenty minutes
Q: Number of months a tb pt will be on meds if 6 week course
does not workA: Six to Twelve months
Q: Direction the mediastinum shifts in a tension pneumothoraxA:
Away from the affected side
Q: Type of heart arrhythmia that may show up during
deteriorating respiratory statusA: PVCs (premature ventricular
contractions)
