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Respiratory System 13 www.C n cm ACROSS DOWN 1 surgical removal of the larynx 3 surgical incision into the wall of the chest 4 suffix meaning breathing 5 puncture of the chest wall with a needle 2 spitting blood 6 nosebleed 10 absence of spontaneous respiration 12 abbreviation for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 14 surgical removal of all or part of a lung 17 having below normal oxygen levels in the body tissues and cells 18 having below normal oxygen level in the blood to remove fluid 7 surgical incision into the trachea 8 an abnormally slow rate of respiration 9 an abnormal buildup of carbon dioxide in the blood 11 inflammation of the pharynx 13 bleeding from the lungs 19 air sacs within the lungs 20 blue skin color due to lack of oxygen 15 the sense of smell 16 suffix meaning dilation or enlargement

Respiratory System 13 www.C n cm ACROSS DOWN 1 surgical removal of the larynx 3 surgical incision into the wall of the chest 4 suffix meaning breathing 5 puncture of the chest wall with a needle 2 spitting blood 6 nosebleed 10 absence of spontaneous respiration 12 abbreviation for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 14 surgical removal of all or part of a lung 17 having below normal oxygen levels in the body tissues and cells 18 having below normal oxygen level in the blood to remove fluid 7 surgical incision into the trachea 8 an abnormally slow rate of respiration 9 an abnormal buildup of carbon dioxide in the blood 11 inflammation of the pharynx 13 bleeding from the lungs 19 air sacs within the lungs 20 blue skin color due to lack of oxygen 15 the sense of smell 16 suffix meaning dilation or enlargement

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