1. Word Association Game Respiratory

2. A: Oxygen deprivation

3. A: Hypoxia

4. Q: Death by Oxygen Deprivation

5. A: Asphxiation

6. Q: Collapse of Lobe or Lung

7. A: Atelectasis

8. Q: Inflammation of the Bronchi

9. A: Bronchitis

10. Q: Breathing. Breathing in and out.

11. A: Ventilation

12. Q: General type of pathogen that causes pneumonia the most.

13. A: Bacteria

14. Q: Long term breathing problem due to emphysema or chronic bronchitis

15. A: COPD Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

16. Q: A lung lesion.

17. A: Tubercle from tuberculosis

18. Q: Fat fingers from chronic low oxygen

19. A: Clubbing

20. Q: Surgical hole in trachea, below larynx

21. A: Tracheostomy

22. A: Right-sided heart failure due to long term pulmonary hypertension

23. Q: Cor Pulmonale

24. Q: A prolonged asthma attack, unresponsive to treatment

25. A: Status Asthmaticus

26. Q: Inward breathing movements over the chest (when working to breathe)

27. A: Retractions

28. Q: Over-inflation and destruction of the alveolar walls

29. A: Emphysema

30. Q: A collection of air or gas in the pleural space… causing partial or complete collapse on affected side.

31. A: Pneumothorax

32. Q: A collection of blood in pleural space, causing partial or complete collapse on affected side.

33. A: hemothorax

34. Q: Rare tumor of the lung lining or abdominal lining usually caused by exposure to asbestos or sometimes by inhaled irritants.

35. A: mesothelioma

36. Q: Fluid accumulation in the pleural space

37. A: pleural effusion

38. Q: Excess carbon dioxide in the blood

39. A: hypercapnea or hypercarbia

40. Q: 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).

41. A: Wheal

42. Q: Hyperventillation in metabolic acidosis

43. A: Kussmaul respiration

44. Q: Red raised skin after a tb test. Measured after a positive Mantoux test.

45. A: Imduration

46. Q: Process of exchanging oxygen/carbon dioxide in the alveoli

47. A: diffusion

48. Q: Name of simple bedside lung exercise tool.

49. A: Incentive Spirometer.

50. Q: What does MDI stand for?

51. A: Metered Dose Inhaler

52. Q: Name of Common Breathing Treatment

53. A: Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing (IPPB)

54. Q: The main respiratory stimulant in normal people

55. A: CO 2 levels

56. Q: The main respiratory stimulant in some CO 2 retainers

57. A: Low Oxygen levels

58. Q: Two medical terms for CO2 retainers

59. A: hypercarbia or hypercapnia

60. Q: Normal Breathing

61. A: Eupnea

62. Q: Irregular breathing pattern associated with impending death.

63. A: Cheyne-Stokes

64. Q: Hyperventillation with metabolic acidosis

65. A: Kussmaul

66. Q: Best infant sleeping position for preventing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

67. A: On their back.

68. Q: Is cyanosis in children an early or a late sign?

69. A: Late sign.

70. Q: Excess fluid in the pleural space.

71. A: Pleural effusion.

72. Q: Number of minutes we hold ABG site.

73. A: Five minutes

74. Q: Number of minutes we hold ABG site if patient of blood thinner

75. A: Twenty minutes

76. Q: Number of months a tb pt will be on meds if 6 week course does not work

77. A: Six to Twelve months

78. Q: Direction the mediastinum shifts in a tension pneumothorax

79. A: Away from the affected side

80. Q: Type of heart arrhythmia that may show up during deteriorating respiratory status

81. A: PVC’s (premature ventricular contractions)