WorksheetsCh. 7 The Respiratory System
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 41mins
Which prefix means many; much?
eu-
poly-
dys-
a-
Which prefix means good; normal?
poly-
eu-
a-
dys-
Which prefix means against?
poly-
eu-
anti-
a-
Which prefix means painful; difficult?
dys-
anti-
a-
eu-
Which prefix means not; without?
a-
anti-
eu-
dys-
Which suffix means breathing?
-phonia
-capnia
-pnea
-osmia
Which suffix means dilation; expansion?
-pnea
-ectasis
-osmia
-capnia
Which suffix means voice?
-pnea
-ectasis
-osmia
-phonia
Which suffix means smell?
-ectasis
-phonia
-osmia
-capnia
Which suffix means carbon dioxide?
-osmia
-capnia
-pnea
-phonia
Which combining form means lung; air?
pneum/o
spir/o
chest
cast; throw
Which combining form means to revive?
spir/o
aspir/o
resuscit/o
bol/o
Which combining form means nose?
pneum/o
rhin/o
spir/o
bol/o
Which combining form means breathing?
pneum/o
spir/o
aspir/o
bol/o
Which combining form means removal?
spir/o
atel/o
bol/o
aspir/o
Which combining form means incomplete; imperfect?
atel/o
bol/o
resuscit/o
spir/o
Which combining form means chest?
atel/o
pneum/o
spir/o
thorac/o
Which combining form means cancer?
pneum/o
spir/o
bol/o
carcin/o
Which combining form means cast; throw
spir/o
bol/o
aspir/o
dilat/o
Which combining form means to enlarge; expand?
bol/o
dilat/o
aspir/o
pneum/o
_________ may be used to deliver artificial respiration for a patient unable to breathe effectively on his or her own.
tracheostomy
ventilator
CPAP machine
aerosol therapy
What is the dome-shaped structure between the thoracic and abdominal cavities?
diaphragm
mediastinum
carina
septum
What is the term for the tiny airway branches that end in alveolar sacs?
bronchi
trachea
bronchioles
larnyx
A(n) _____ is a drug that produces thinner mucus.
expectorant
decongestant
antitussive
antihistamine
Which structure closes the opening of the larynx when food and liquids are swallowed?
pharnyx
uvula
epiglottis
tonsils
Which condition involves excessive buildup of fluid in the pleural space?
emphysema
pneumothorax
pneumonia
pleural effusion
Where are the palatine and lingual tonsils located?
nasopharynx
oropharynx
laryngopharynx
trachea
___________ is the passageway through which air, food, and liquids travel.
larynx
pharynx
trachea
bronchi
Which drug is used to suppress a cough?
expectorant
decongestant
bronchodialator
antitussive
Which pulmonary disease is characterized by an abnormal increase in the size of the alveoli along with loss of elasticity?
atelectasis
hemothorax
cystic fibrosis
emphysema
What is the term for a blood clot that becomes lodged in the lung?
pulmonary embolism
pneumothorax
pleural effusion
pneumonia
After reaching the trachea, inhaled air proceeds to the ______.
larynx, then the alveoli, and then the bronchioles
bronchioles, then the bronchi, and then the alveoli
bronchi, then the bronchioles, and then the alveoli
larynx, then the trachea, and then the bronchioles
What is the process in which air moves into and out of the lungs?
respiration
ventilation
perfusion
diffusion
What is the medical term for the process of listening for sounds in the body?
auscultation
spirometry
oximetry
atelectasis
What is the dividing point between the upper and lower respiratory tract?
vocal cords
diaphragm
epiglottis
trachea
In which respiratory structures does gas exchange occur?
bronchi
trachea
bronchioles
alveoli
Which test is used to measure the levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood?
oximetry
pulmonary function test
arterial blood gases
complete blood count
A _________ is a surgical puncture into the chest wall to aspirate fluid from the pleural sac.
thoracostomy
thoracentesis
tracheostomy
postural drainage
Breathing is initiated when the medulla oblongata sends a message to the ___________, causing it to contract.
diaphragm
lung
bronchi
trachea
What is the correct term for the collection of air or gas in the pleural space?
atelectasis
pneumothorax
pleural effusion
empyema
The trachea bifurcates (divides) into two branches at the _______.
alveoli
diaphragm
bronchi
carina
