____ 5. Excision of the entire lung

A 6 Absence or decrease in the sense ofsmell

7.Collapse of lung tissue, preventing exchange of O2 andCO2

F 8 Acute inflammation of the nasal passages accompaniedby profuse nasal discharge; also called a cold

____ 9. Pus in a body cavity

____ 10. Hemorrhage from the nose; also callednosebleed

____ 11. Deficiency of oxygen in the tissues; usually asign of respiratory impairment

____ 12. Acute, contagious respiratory infectioncharacterized by sudden onset of fever, chills, headache, andmuscle spasm

P 13. Acute infectious disease characterized by a“whoop”-sounding cough

____ 14. Whistling or sighing sound resulting fromnarrowing of the lumen of a respiratory passageway that occurs inasthma, croup, and hay fever

____ 15. Agents that dilate the wall of the bronchi toincrease air flow

E 16. Hormonal agents that reduce tissue edema andinflammation associated with chronic lung disease

____ 17. Use of body positioning to assist in removal ofsecretions from specific lobes of the lung, bronchi, or lungcavities

S 18. Abnormal chest sounds resembling snoring that areproduced in airways with accumulated fluids

____ 19. Respiratory syndrome that occurs primarily inchildren and is characterized by laryngeal obstruction and abarking cough

G 20. Fine bubbling sounds heard during inspiration whenthere is fluid in the alveoli; also called rales

A.	anosmia
B.	atelectasis
C.	bronchodilators
D.	bronchoscopy
E.	corticosteroids
F.	coryza
G.	crackles
H.	croup
I.	cystic fibrosis
J.	emphysema
K.	empyema
L.	epistaxis
M.	hypoxia
N.	influenza
O.	MRI
P.	pertussis
Q.	Pneumonectomy
R.	postural drainage
S.	rhonchi
T.	wheeze