Respiration
Anatomy
What's Happenin
Breathing
Ventilation
100

12-20

What is the Respiratory Rate for an adult

100

Includes the mouth, nose, larynx

What is the Upper Airway

100

The process of air being moved in and out of the chest

What is ventilation

100

The process of moving air in and out of the lungs to facilitate gas exchange with the internal environment, mostly to bring in oxygen and flush out carbon dioxide (aka respiration)

What is BREATHING

100

A device that measures the amount of expired carbon dioxide



What is Capnometer

BONUS: What is the normal CO2 value range AND what color is better Purple or Yellow?

200

Occurs when the diaphragm contracts

What is Inhalation or Inspiration

200

Prevents food and drink from entering the windpipe

What is the Epiglottis

200

The amount of air moved in one breath

What is Tidal Volume

200

A complete stoppage of breathing

What is Respiratory Arrest

200

A device with a one-way valve and face mask attached to a ventilation bag

What is a BVM

BONUS: when attached to a reservoir and connected to oxygen, it delivers more than _____% supplemental oxygen

300

This lung had 3 lobes

What is the RIGHT Lung

300

Tube that delivers air from the MOUTH and NOSE to the TRACHEA

What is the Pharynx?
300

The movement of gases from an area of HIGH concentration to and area of LOW concentration

What is Diffusion

300

a sensation described as 'shortness of breath'

What is Respiratory Distress

300

An oxygen device in which oxygen flows through 2 small, tubelike prongs that fit into the patient's nose

What is a Nasal Cannula

400

Location of gas exchange in the lungs

What are the alveoli

400

Organs that move oxygen from the air and pass it into your blood

What are the Lungs

400

The echange of ocxygen and CO2 between the alveoli and circulating blood

What is PULMONARY circulation

400

An insufficiency of oxygen in the body's tissues

What is Hypoxia

Bonus what are the 4 types?

400

Used primarily in the treatment of critically ill patients with respiratory distress that can prevent the need to intubate a patient.

What is a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine

500

Constrict during an allergic reaction causing difficulty breathing.

What are the bronchioles

500

Where the Upper Airway Ends, also known as the 'voice box'

What is the Larynx

500

The echange of ocxygen and CO2 between the CELLS and circulating blood

What is Cellular respiration

500

inadequate breathing OR the reduction of breathing to the point where O2 intake is not sufficient enough to support life

What is Respiratory Failure

500

A combination mask and reservoir bag system that is preferred in the prehospital setting

What is a Nonrebreather mask