Patient assessment Crossword

Difficult or labored breathing; shortness of breath.
Unpleasant urge to breath
Blood streaked sputum from the lungs.
A common cause of non-pleuritic chest pain.
An exceptionally high temperature, such as 41*C (105.8*F).
Medical term for "sweating"
When assessing a patients level of consciousness, you notice the patient is easily agitated, irritable, and exhibits hallucinations.
A condition in which the pulse rate exceeds 100 beats/min.
A condition in which the pulse rate is less than 60 beats/min.
A bluish discoloration of the tissue.
High-pitched popping sounds, that occur when airflow moves secretions or fluid in the airways.
Rapid airflow through obstructive airways that is caused by asthma and congestive heart failure (CHF).
Occurs whenever the heart valves are incompetent or stenotic.
This is used to echo the patients words.
increased rate and depth, which increases alveolar ventilation and leads to a decreased PaCO2.
Exhalation through the mouth with lips puckered together to slow exhalation.
A position where the patient is leaning forward with arms and elbows supported on another surface.
Loud, lower-pitched sound over areas that normally produce a resonant sound.
A lateral curvature of the spine that results in chest protruding posteriorly and the anterior ribs flattening out.
A patient who has a temperature within the normal range.
Swelling of lower extremeties