SputumcultureA testperformed onthe patient’smucus to lookfor infection.HypercarbiaElevated levelsof carbondioxidein the blood dueto CO2retention. CracklesAnd lung soundheard onauscultationcaused by fluid inthe small airways.ArterialbloodgasA blood test thatmeasures pH, andlevels of oxygenand carbondioxide in theblood.ParadoxicalabdominalmovementThe outwardmovement of theabdomen onexpiration. Usually, asign of fatigue duringa COPDexacerbation.Emphysemaand chronicbronchitisCOPD is adisease thatincludes_________ and________.DiffusiontestA test that measureshow well gasdiffuses across thealveolar-capillarymembrane andcombines withhemoglobin.WheezingA lung soundheard onauscultationcharacterizedby a high-pitchedcoarse whistlingsound.DyspneaMedical term forshortness ofbreath and themost prominentproblem withCOPD.COPDassessmenttest (CAT)An 8-itemquestionnairedesigned to measurethe impact of COPDon a person’s lifeand how it changesover time.CachexiaSevere wasting as aresult of chronicillnessand the inability totake in more caloriesthan the body’smetabolic needs.Short-actingAlbuterol is a________beta2agonist.SmokingAsignificantrisk factorfor COPD.Hyper-inflationandelasticityLung changesthat occur withCOPD include_________ andloss of__________.EffectiveandproductivecoughingThis nursingintervention helpspromote airwayclearance in theclient with COPD.CyanosisA condition inwhich the skinappears bluish incolor due toinsufficient oxygenin the blood.BronchodilatorA classification ofdrug that causesbronchodilationthrough relaxingbronchiolar smoothmuscle by binding toan activatingpulmonary beta2receptors BarrelchestA commonassessmentfinding in patientswith COPD in whichthey exhibit physicalexpansion in thechest.Long-actingSalmeterol(Serevent),Formoterol, andArformoterol(Brovana) areexamples of_________ beta2agonists.MetabolicalkalosisAn increasein arterialbicarbonate.PolycythemiaA compensatorymechanism thatincreases redblood cells andiron in chronicallyhypoxic patients.HypoxemiaA belownormal levelof oxygen inthe blood.Free! Visualinspection, LOC,respiratoryrate, oxygensaturation, lungsoundsComponentsofa focusedrespiratoryassessment.HypoxicdriveAdministering oxygenat a level greaterthan 6L/min willcause the loss of thepatient’s_____________________.RespiratoryacidosisOccurs when thelungs cannotremove all of thecarbon dioxideproduced by thebody.PulmonaryfunctiontestsA group of teststhat measures theamount of airthe patientcan inhale andexhale.Cortico-steroidPrednisone is a_____________that prevents therelease ofsubstances in thebody that causesinflammation.SputumcultureA testperformed onthe patient’smucus to lookfor infection.HypercarbiaElevated levelsof carbondioxidein the blood dueto CO2retention. CracklesAnd lung soundheard onauscultationcaused by fluid inthe small airways.ArterialbloodgasA blood test thatmeasures pH, andlevels of oxygenand carbondioxide in theblood.ParadoxicalabdominalmovementThe outwardmovement of theabdomen onexpiration. Usually, asign of fatigue duringa COPDexacerbation.Emphysemaand chronicbronchitisCOPD is adisease thatincludes_________ and________.DiffusiontestA test that measureshow well gasdiffuses across thealveolar-capillarymembrane andcombines withhemoglobin.WheezingA lung soundheard onauscultationcharacterizedby a high-pitchedcoarse whistlingsound.DyspneaMedical term forshortness ofbreath and themost prominentproblem withCOPD.COPDassessmenttest (CAT)An 8-itemquestionnairedesigned to measurethe impact of COPDon a person’s lifeand how it changesover time.CachexiaSevere wasting as aresult of chronicillnessand the inability totake in more caloriesthan the body’smetabolic needs.Short-actingAlbuterol is a________beta2agonist.SmokingAsignificantrisk factorfor COPD.Hyper-inflationandelasticityLung changesthat occur withCOPD include_________ andloss of__________.EffectiveandproductivecoughingThis nursingintervention helpspromote airwayclearance in theclient with COPD.CyanosisA condition inwhich the skinappears bluish incolor due toinsufficient oxygenin the blood.BronchodilatorA classification ofdrug that causesbronchodilationthrough relaxingbronchiolar smoothmuscle by binding toan activatingpulmonary beta2receptors BarrelchestA commonassessmentfinding in patientswith COPD in whichthey exhibit physicalexpansion in thechest.Long-actingSalmeterol(Serevent),Formoterol, andArformoterol(Brovana) areexamples of_________ beta2agonists.MetabolicalkalosisAn increasein arterialbicarbonate.PolycythemiaA compensatorymechanism thatincreases redblood cells andiron in chronicallyhypoxic patients.HypoxemiaA belownormal levelof oxygen inthe blood.Free! Visualinspection, LOC,respiratoryrate, oxygensaturation, lungsoundsComponentsofa focusedrespiratoryassessment.HypoxicdriveAdministering oxygenat a level greaterthan 6L/min willcause the loss of thepatient’s_____________________.RespiratoryacidosisOccurs when thelungs cannotremove all of thecarbon dioxideproduced by thebody.PulmonaryfunctiontestsA group of teststhat measures theamount of airthe patientcan inhale andexhale.Cortico-steroidPrednisone is a_____________that prevents therelease ofsubstances in thebody that causesinflammation.

COPD Virtual Simulation - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A test performed on the patient’s mucus to look for infection.
    Sputum culture
  2. Elevated levels of carbon dioxide in the blood due to CO2 retention.
    Hypercarbia
  3. And lung sound heard on auscultation caused by fluid in the small airways.
    Crackles
  4. A blood test that measures pH, and levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood.
    Arterial blood gas
  5. The outward movement of the abdomen on expiration. Usually, a sign of fatigue during a COPD exacerbation.
    Paradoxical abdominal movement
  6. COPD is a disease that includes _________ and ________.
    Emphysema and chronic bronchitis
  7. A test that measures how well gas diffuses across the alveolar-capillary membrane and combines with hemoglobin.
    Diffusion test
  8. A lung sound heard on auscultation characterized by a high-pitched coarse whistling sound.
    Wheezing
  9. Medical term for shortness of breath and the most prominent problem with COPD.
    Dyspnea
  10. An 8-item questionnaire designed to measure the impact of COPD on a person’s life and how it changes over time.
    COPD assessment test (CAT)
  11. Severe wasting as a result of chronic illness and the inability to take in more calories than the body’s metabolic needs.
    Cachexia
  12. Albuterol is a ________ beta2 agonist.
    Short-acting
  13. A significant risk factor for COPD.
    Smoking
  14. Lung changes that occur with COPD include _________ and loss of __________.
    Hyper-inflation and elasticity
  15. This nursing intervention helps promote airway clearance in the client with COPD.
    Effective and productive coughing
  16. A condition in which the skin appears bluish in color due to insufficient oxygen in the blood.
    Cyanosis
  17. A classification of drug that causes bronchodilation through relaxing bronchiolar smooth muscle by binding to an activating pulmonary beta2 receptors
    Bronchodilator
  18. A common assessment finding in patients with COPD in which they exhibit physical expansion in the chest.
    Barrel chest
  19. Salmeterol (Serevent), Formoterol, and Arformoterol (Brovana) are examples of _________ beta2 agonists.
    Long-acting
  20. An increase in arterial bicarbonate.
    Metabolic alkalosis
  21. A compensatory mechanism that increases red blood cells and iron in chronically hypoxic patients.
    Polycythemia
  22. A below normal level of oxygen in the blood.
    Hypoxemia
  23. Free!
  24. Components of a focused respiratory assessment.
    Visual inspection, LOC, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, lung sounds
  25. Administering oxygen at a level greater than 6L/min will cause the loss of the patient’s ___________ __________.
    Hypoxic drive
  26. Occurs when the lungs cannot remove all of the carbon dioxide produced by the body.
    Respiratory acidosis
  27. A group of tests that measures the amount of air the patient can inhale and exhale.
    Pulmonary function tests
  28. Prednisone is a _____________ that prevents the release of substances in the body that causes inflammation.
    Cortico- steroid