Chest Crossword

Number of ribs shown PA radiograph during good inspiration
Chief muscle of inspiration
Lower concave area of each lung that rests on the diaphragm
Central area of each lung where bronchi, blood vessels, lymph vessels, and nerves enter and leave the lungs
Each lung is divided into 2 or 3
Number of breaths prior to each exposure
Rounded upper area of the lungs above level of clavicles
Small air sacs in lungs
Common when foreign objects swallowed or aspirated into air passages
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Outer layer of pleural sec that lines inner surface of chest wall
Fibrous, muscular tube with approximately 20 C shaped rings
Passageway for food and fluids as well as air
Abnormal accumulation of fluid in pleural cavity
Voice box
Organ connecting pharynx to stomach
Plane parallel to IR during lateral chest x-ray
Shortness of breath
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Air in pleural cavity
Ring of cartilage that forms inferior and posterior wall of larynx
Point where bronchi divide into right and left
Inflammation of pleura membrane
Central ray of AP lordotic projection of the chest
Primary bronchus that is wider and shorter than the other bronchus