Chapter 13

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Gas Exchange represents processes that facilitate and impair the transport of oxygen to tissues and __ from tissues.

carbon dioxide

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The right lung has lobes; the left lung has lobes.

3, 2

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The primary muscles involved in breathing are the diaphragm and __ muscles.

intercostal

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___ is the process of moving gases in and out of the lungs.

Ventilation

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The movement of gases from higher to lower concentration across the alveolar-capillary membrane is called __.

Diffusion

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The thoracic cage consists of ___ thoracic vertebrae, ___ pairs of ribs, and the sternum.

11, 12

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Ribs 1-7 connect to the sternum via __.

costal cartilages

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The first rib connects to the sternum via the __.

manubrium

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The tip of the xiphoid process is approximately __ cm long.

17

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During __, the diaphragm contracts and descends, and intercostals push the chest outward.

inspiration

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In COPD, obstructed bronchi increase breathing effort and destruction of __ impairs diffusion.

alveoli

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Hypoxemia, dyspnea, activity intolerance, and weight loss are common findings in __.

COPD

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The mediastinum contains the heart, aorta arch, and __.

superior vena cava

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The __ provides a clue to respiratory distress when a patient is in a tripod position.

posture

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Acute cough is defined as cough lasting less than __ weeks.

3

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The normal oxygen saturation (SaO2) level ranges from to percent.

95, 100

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A cough that lasts more than __ weeks is considered chronic.

8

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Pleuritic chest pain is characterized by sharp, __ pain during inspiration.

stabbing

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Pink frothy sputum is indicative of __.

pulmonary edema

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In the case of hemothorax, __ is present in the pleural space.

blood

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___ is a lung condition marked by hyperreactive airways and bronchoconstriction.

Asthma

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The accessory muscles can include the sternocleidomastoid, scalenus, and __ muscles.

pectoralis minor

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A chronic productive cough for three months over two successive years defines __.

chronic bronchitis

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Johh Armstrong needed __ pillows to sleep due to orthopnea.

3

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_ should be assessed as part of the health history related to lung problems.

Chronic illnesses

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A cough with rusty sputum might indicate __ or pneumococcal pneumonia.

TB

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Increased vocal fremitus suggests __.

consolidation

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The trachea splits at the __ vertebrae into right and left main-stem bronchi.

T4/T5

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A barrel chest is defined by a __ ratio of anteroposterior to lateral chest measurement.

1:1

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Dullness on percussion may indicate , pneumonia, or atelectasis.

consolidation

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Vesicular breath sounds are typically low pitch and __ over peripheral lung fields.

soft

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Shortness of breath while lying flat is referred to as __.

orthopnea

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_ can trigger paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, causing patients to awaken with suffocation feeling.

Heart failure

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Individuals with long history of smoking may have a higher risk for __.

lung cancer

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The normal diaphragm excursion is to cm in healthy individuals.

3, 5

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The mediastinum houses the heart and major blood vessels, while the __ cavities contain the lungs.

pleural

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Sputum that is yellow/green may indicate __ infections.

bacterial

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Inspiration and expiration are types of __.

ventilation

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Inspections during a physical examination may reveal __, retractions, and accessory muscle usage in respiratory distress.

nasal flaring

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Loss of lung volume can lead to __, which may be seen in a chest X-ray as translucent areas.

atelectasis

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Clinical findings of weight loss/malnutrition may indicate __.

COPD.

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Referred pain from the chest may involve the __ due to pleuritic pain.

shoulder.

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In respiratory health history, document tobacco use in __.

pack-years

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The presence of clubbing can be indicative of __ hypoxia.

chronic

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Crackles are adventitious lung sounds associated with __.

fluid

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Ribs 8-10 connect indirectly to the sternum via __.

superior ribs.

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The anterior axillary line marks the boundary of the __ thorax.

lateral.

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Documentation for dyspnea may include noting 'word dyspnea' such as __ dyspnea.

three-word.

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The upper airway includes the nose, pharynx, __, and trachea.

larynx

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Lung cancer often presents with a persistent __ and hemoptysis as key symptoms.

cough

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Ribs 11 and 12 are known as __ ribs because they do not attach to the sternum.

floating

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Peripheral chemoreceptors detect changes in __ and can affect breathing.

oxygen levels.

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Health history would include assessing for __ exposure to hazardous materials.

occupational.

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In percussion, a resonant sound indicates healthy lung __.

tissue.