List the five abnormal breath sounds specifically described on slide 8.	1. Pleural friction rub<br>2. Crackles<br>3. Rhonchi<br>4. Stridor<br>5. Wheezes<br><br><small>Priority B · Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8</small><br><small>PLAUSIBLE list target — All are PowerPoint terminology; no respiratory lecture emphasis was supplied.</small>
List the four pneumonia types named on slide 9.	1. Bacterial<br>2. Viral<br>3. Aspiration<br>4. Walking pneumonia<br><br><small>Priority B · Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9</small><br><small>PLAUSIBLE list target — All four names retained; separate subtype definitions are missing.</small>
Name the three oxygen-delivery devices listed under oxygen therapy.	1. Nasal cannula<br>2. Oxygen mask<br>3. Oxygen hood<br><br><small>Priority B · Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13</small><br><small>PLAUSIBLE list target — A short procedure-related slide list.</small>
List the right and left lung lobes using their abbreviations.	1. Right: RUL, RML, RLL<br>2. Left: LUL, LLL<br><br><small>Priority B · Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 5, 17, 18</small><br><small>PLAUSIBLE list target — Combines the lobe counts with the abbreviation tables.</small>
List the five structures assigned to the lower respiratory system on slide 3.	1. Larynx<br>2. Trachea<br>3. Bronchi<br>4. Lungs<br>5. Diaphragm<br><br><small>Priority B · Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 3</small><br><small>PLAUSIBLE list target — Use the course grouping; do not expand into deeper anatomy.</small>