Respiratory System Challenges in Paediatric Cancer Care 2
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Respiratory System Challenges in Paediatric Cancer Care 2
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Respiratory System - Vocabulary Exercise (Part 3)
21. Breathing exercises help strengthen the ______.
lungs
a) heart (Herz)
b) lungs (Lungen)
22. Some children may need supplemental ______.
oxygen
a) oxygen (Sauerstoff)
b) nitrogen (Stickstoff)
23. Mucus in the airways can make ______ hard.
breathing
a) breathing (Atmung)
b) speaking (Sprechen)
24. Infections like pneumonia can damage ______ tissue.
lung
a) lung (Lungen)
b) kidney (Nieren)
25. Chest X-rays show problems in the ______.
lungs
a) lungs (Lungen)
b) heart (Herz)
26. Acid-base balance in the blood is ______.
essential
a) optional (optional)
b) essential (essentiell)
27. Respiratory therapists assist with ______ care.
lung
a) lung (Lungen)
b) kidney (Nieren)
28. Radiotherapy may cause ______ in the lungs.
inflammation
a) inflammation (Entzündung)
b) infection (Infektion)
29. Spirometry measures ______ function in patients.
lung
a) lung (Lungen)
b) heart (Herz)
30. A child with respiratory distress needs ______ care.
urgent
a) routine (routinemäßige)
b) urgent (dringende)
31. Alveolar gas exchange is critical for maintaining ______.
homeostasis
a) oxygenation (Sauerstoffversorgung)
b) homeostasis (Homöostase)
32. Pulmonary fibrosis is a potential side effect of ______.
radiation
a) chemotherapy (Chemotherapie)
b) radiation (Strahlentherapie)
33. Hypoxia occurs when the body doesn’t get enough ______.
oxygen
a) oxygen (Sauerstoff)
b) carbon dioxide (Kohlendioxid)
34. Nurses use incentive spirometers to encourage ______ breathing.
deep
a) shallow (flach)
b) deep (tief)
35. Hypercapnia results from excess ______ in the blood.
carbon dioxide
a) carbon dioxide (Kohlendioxid)
b) oxygen (Sauerstoff)
36. Immunosuppression increases the risk of ______ infections.
respiratory
a) respiratory (Atmungs-)
b) digestive (Verdauungs-)
37. Pleural effusion can cause fluid buildup around the ______.
lungs
a) lungs (Lungen)
b) heart (Herz)
38. Bronchodilators help open ______ airways.
constricted
a) constricted (verengte)
b) normal (normale)
39. Pediatric patients may develop chemotherapy-induced ______.
pneumonitis
a) pneumonitis (Lungenentzündung)
b) fibrosis (Fibrose)
40. Intubation may be required in severe respiratory ______.
distress
a) distress (Notfall)
b) relaxation (Entspannung)