CORRECT WELL DETAILED
Airway sacs in which gas exchange occurs. - ANSWER Alveoli
Double membrane covering the lungs. - ANSWER Pleura
Flap covering trachea's opening. - ANSWER Epiglottis
Point where mainstem bronchi branch. - ANSWER Carina
Smaller airways without cartilage in their walls. - ANSWER Bronchioles
Space between base of tongue and epiglottis. - ANSWER Vallecula
Throat. - ANSWER Pharynx
Voice box. - ANSWER Larynx
Windpipe - ANSWER Trachea
Fine bubbling sounds caused by fluid in small airways. - ANSWER Crackles (rales)
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, High-pitched crowing sounds on inspiration resulting from tight upper airway. -
ANSWER Stridor
Rattling sounds from mucus obstruction of large airways. - ANSWER Rhonchi
Sounds produced by partial obstruction of upper airway by tongue. - ANSWER Snoring
Whistling sounds on exhalation caused by narrow or tight lower airways. -
ANSWER Wheezing
Curved laryngoscope blade. - ANSWER Macintosh
Laryngoscope blade placed in the vallecula. - ANSWER Macintosh
Laryngoscope blade placed under the epiglottis. - ANSWER Miller
Straight laryngoscope blade. - ANSWER Miller
Volume inhaled/exhaled in 1 minute. - ANSWER Minute volume
Volume inhaled/exhaled in one respiratory cycle. In an adult male it is approximately 5-7
mL/kg. - ANSWER Tidal volume
Volume left in lungs after maximum expiration. - ANSWER Residual volume
Volume remaining in lungs at end of normal expiration. - ANSWER Functional residual
capacity
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Airway sacs in which gas exchange occurs. - ANSWER Alveoli
Double membrane covering the lungs. - ANSWER Pleura
Flap covering trachea's opening. - ANSWER Epiglottis
Point where mainstem bronchi branch. - ANSWER Carina
Smaller airways without cartilage in their walls. - ANSWER Bronchioles
Space between base of tongue and epiglottis. - ANSWER Vallecula
Throat. - ANSWER Pharynx
Voice box. - ANSWER Larynx
Windpipe - ANSWER Trachea
Fine bubbling sounds caused by fluid in small airways. - ANSWER Crackles (rales)
1
, High-pitched crowing sounds on inspiration resulting from tight upper airway. -
ANSWER Stridor
Rattling sounds from mucus obstruction of large airways. - ANSWER Rhonchi
Sounds produced by partial obstruction of upper airway by tongue. - ANSWER Snoring
Whistling sounds on exhalation caused by narrow or tight lower airways. -
ANSWER Wheezing
Curved laryngoscope blade. - ANSWER Macintosh
Laryngoscope blade placed in the vallecula. - ANSWER Macintosh
Laryngoscope blade placed under the epiglottis. - ANSWER Miller
Straight laryngoscope blade. - ANSWER Miller
Volume inhaled/exhaled in 1 minute. - ANSWER Minute volume
Volume inhaled/exhaled in one respiratory cycle. In an adult male it is approximately 5-7
mL/kg. - ANSWER Tidal volume
Volume left in lungs after maximum expiration. - ANSWER Residual volume
Volume remaining in lungs at end of normal expiration. - ANSWER Functional residual
capacity
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