Lung Key Terms

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D Q Y I R C F L N Y Y X F Y S Y F R X F M
C P D H L T L X N K K V L I G B Y R A Y O
E S X G H I F K O N C X I X V T B P T F Q
C W H S D D W V D E E V A S I E N I A K I
V M M F H A E Y O W V W V C M T C D U K Y
A Q H Q F L V E K C H U A U S A H E E F O
K C I K Q V X K P C W P L U P Q H N B R X
X A L E R O X Y H W A O J A B C P K X U T
O T J O X L B D A C V M C Y N Y Y K H Q Q
A A E Y R U F M L L E G N L Y C J A U N M
E N M J U M A A A S N N L W L I U D Y T D
G E I S Y E T U K U N M P H J L X P W Y D
F D F E Q I D C L O W C E A C R F I O U H
H U W S V I H L R N B V U X D X N I S D F
H M Y L S I A X P Y O A Q Y B F G X P K B
F P H E P T P E X A A Q T H U O S O B N D
D B R F O P S N U R J L L G B N K L T C R
V Q A T E S R C M V J C O V O F F P Y F I
R G R L O A Q O W S J V P W C F G T G F M
T X A L Q X K J I P J Q R V X M S V J R M
V U I L W C Q Q I F S R X C R X X U L F S

Clues

  • Maximum volume of air that can be expired after a maximum inspiration. (5, 8)
  • The maximum amount of air that can fill the lungs. (5, 4, 8)
  • The volume of air moved into or out of the lungs during quiet breathing. (5, 6)
  • Volume of gas left in the lungs after maximum expiration. (8, 6)

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