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Across 1. Accumulation of fluid in the alveoli and interstitial space inhibits the _____ of oxygen and carbon dioxide and leads to tissue hypoxia 5. Risk factors for PE 7. Risk factors for PE 9. What type of "shift" can occur in a pneumothorax? 10. By occupying space in the thoracic cavity, the extra fluid _______ lung capacity. 11. What type of injury occurs when smoke, toxic products of combustion or other noxious fumes are present. 13. The goal of pulmonary oedema management is to decrease cardiac workload and increase _________. 16. What is the consistency of sputum in Pulmonary Oedema 17. Sign and symptom of inhalation injury, this happens to your voice? 19. What leaks into the alveoli with fluid eventually causing alveolar collapse in ARDS

Down 2. Cardiogenic pulmonary oedema is caused by _________ left sided heart pressures 3. Risk factors for PE 4. A pneuomthorax occurs when air enters the______ space from an opening in the lungs or chestwall. 6. Normally the ________ content of the lungs is 20% of the total volume of the lungs, but in acute pulmonary oedema this content can rise as much as 1000% of normal. 8. What can be classified as bacterial, viral, mycoplasmal, or fungal? 12. As air accumulates in a pneumothorax, the increased pressure causes partial or complete _____ of the lung. 14. A pleural _______ is an abnormal collection of fluid in the pleural space. 15. Signs and symptom of pneumothorax 18. Signs and symptom of pulmonary oedema is what coloured sputum?