Matching
Match the medical terms below with their symptoms or causes.
Premises:
patients may also have chronic bronchitis and/or asthma
bronchial tubes narrow, increasing likelihood that inhaled particles will stick to mucous lining
most common in cigarette smokers
rapid defense response to breathing dirty air
alveoli lose elasticity and walls between alveoli are destroyed
characterized by obstructed airflow
Responses:
bronchial constriction
pulmonary emphysema
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
patients may also have chronic bronchitis and/or asthma
bronchial tubes narrow, increasing likelihood that inhaled particles will stick to mucous lining
most common in cigarette smokers
rapid defense response to breathing dirty air
alveoli lose elasticity and walls between alveoli are destroyed
characterized by obstructed airflow
Premises:
patients may also have chronic bronchitis and/or asthma
bronchial tubes narrow, increasing likelihood that inhaled particles will stick to mucous lining
most common in cigarette smokers
rapid defense response to breathing dirty air
alveoli lose elasticity and walls between alveoli are destroyed
characterized by obstructed airflow
Responses:
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