Matching
Match each item with the correct description below.
Premises:
open the opposite of closed or compromised
visual examination of the chest cavity
abnormal condition of dust in the lungs
visual examination within (hollow organ)
suffocation
incision into the chest cavity
inflammation of the alveoli
excision of the tonsils
also called whooping cough
condition of deficient oxygen in the blood
condition of deficient oxygen (to the tissues)
deficient breathing
Responses:
tonsillectomy
patent
asphyxia
pertussis
thoracotomy
alveolitis
hypoxemia
hypoxia
thoracoscopy
pneumoconiosis
endoscopy
hypopnea
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
open the opposite of closed or compromised
visual examination of the chest cavity
abnormal condition of dust in the lungs
visual examination within (hollow organ)
suffocation
incision into the chest cavity
inflammation of the alveoli
excision of the tonsils
also called whooping cough
condition of deficient oxygen in the blood
condition of deficient oxygen (to the tissues)
deficient breathing
Premises:
open the opposite of closed or compromised
visual examination of the chest cavity
abnormal condition of dust in the lungs
visual examination within (hollow organ)
suffocation
incision into the chest cavity
inflammation of the alveoli
excision of the tonsils
also called whooping cough
condition of deficient oxygen in the blood
condition of deficient oxygen (to the tissues)
deficient breathing
Responses:
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