Mechanism
Rates
Rhythm&Depth
Abnormalities
Abnormal Breath Sounds
100

__________the diaphragm descends, lungs expand, causes air containing O2 to move into lungs

inhalation

100

Normal adult range is ______ respirations per minute

12-20

100

___________ is called normal respiration

eupnea

100

______________is the bluish coloration of skin and mucous membranes

cyanosis

100

____________ air is moving through airways that contain fluid

crackles

200
the diaphragm ascends, lungs return to original state, causes air containing CO2 to be expelled.

exhalation

200

____________ is the abnormal increase of more than 20/min

tachypnea

200

_____________ is abnormally fast and deep breathing

hyperventilation

200

Cyanosis is first observed in the ___________&___________

nail bed

lips

200

________is when thick secretions, tumors, or spasms partially obstruct air flow through large upper airways

rhonci

300

One complete respiration includes _________and ___________

inhalation

respiration

300

____________ is the abnormal decrease of less than 12/min

bradypnea

300

____________is the abnormal decrease in rate and depth

hypopnea

300

______________is the difficulty breathing or shortness of breath

dyspnea

300

_____________is a continuous, high pitched, whistling musical sound heard during inspiration and expiration

wheezing

400

___________ is the exchange of O2 and CO2 between body cells and blood

internal respiration

400

As age increases, the respiratory rate _________

decreases

400

This type of respiration is associated with anxiety attacks.

hyperventilation

400

____________temporary absence of respirations

apnea

400

Breath sounds are heard through what instrument?

stethoscope

500

Involuntary respiration is controlled by______ ________

medulla oblongata

500

___________increase or decrease rate

medications

500

____________is the abnormal increase in rate and depth

hyperpnea

500

_____________is the condition in which breathing is easier when an individual is in a sitting or standing position

orthopnea

500

____ ____ _____ causes a high, grating sound similar to rubbing leather pieces together

pleural friction rub