WorksheetsRespiratory System
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
Nose
Structure on the face that filters/warms air entering the body
Flap of cartilage over the "mouth" of the trachea
Voice box
Epiglottis
Throat
Flap of cartilage over the "mouth" of the trachea
Voice box
Larynx
Throat
One of two paired organs in the chest through which oxygen enters and carbon dioxide leaves the bloodstream
Voice box
Pharynx
Throat
One of two paired organs in the chest through which oxygen enters and carbon dioxide leaves the bloodstream
Muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen
Lung
Windpipe
One of two paired organs in the chest through which oxygen enters and carbon dioxide leaves the bloodstream
Muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen
Diaphragm
Windpipe
One of two tubes that carry air from the windpipe to the lung
Muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen
Trachea
Windpipe
One of two tubes that carry air from the windpipe to the lung
Small bronchial tube
Bronchial tube
Thin-walled sac through which gases can pass into and out of the bloodstream
One of two tubes that carry air from the windpipe to the lung
Small bronchial tube
Bronchiole
Thin-walled sac through which gases can pass into and out of the bloodstream
Windpipe
Small bronchial tube
Air sac
Thin-walled sac through which gases can pass into and out of the bloodstream
Windpipe
One of two tubes that carry air from the windpipe to the lungs
Pharyng/o
Small bronchus
Throat
Tube that carries air from the windpipe to the lung
Bronch/o
Small bronchus
Nose
Tube that carries air from the windpipe to the lung
Bronchiol/o
Small bronchus
Nose
Voice box
Nas/o or Rhin/o
Nose
Voice box
Diaphragm
Laryng/o
Windpipe
Voice box
Diaphragm
Phren/o
Windpipe
Epiglottis
Diaphragm
Trache/o
Air sac
Windpipe
Epiglottis
Epiglott/o
Air sac
Lung
Epiglottis
Alveol/o
Air sac
Lung
Diaphragm
Pneumon/o
Air sac
Lung
Tube that carries air from the windpipe to the lung
Pulmonary
Discharge from the nose
Resection of a lung
Pertaining to a lung
Rhinorrhea
Discharge from the nose
Resection of a lung
Visual examination of the bronchus
Pneumonectomy
Pertaining to the voice box
Resection of a lung
Visual examination of the bronchus
Bronchoscopy
Pertaining to the voice box
Inflammation of the throat
Visual examination of the bronchus
Laryngeal
Pertaining to the voice box
Inflammation of the throat
Pertaining to the diaphragm
Pharyngitis
New opening of the windpipe to the outside of the body
Inflammation of the throat
Pertaining to the diaphragm
Phrenic
New opening of the windpipe to the outside of the body
Pertaining to an air sac
Pertaining to the diaphragm
Tracheostomy
New opening of the windpipe to the outside of the body
Pertaining to an aic sac
Pertaining to the nose
Alveolar
Pertaining to a lung
Pertaining to an aic sac
Pertaining to the nose
Nasal
Resection of a lung
Visual examination of the bronchus
Pertaining to the nose
Atelectasis
Collapsed lung
Blood in the pleura space
Extreme decrease in oxygen and increase in carbon dioxide in the blood
Hemothorax
Hyperinflation of air sacs and destruction of alveolar walls
Blood in the pleural space
Extreme decrease in oxygen and increase in carbon dioxide in the blood.
Asphyxia
Hyperinflation of air sacs and destruction of alveolar walls
Spam and narrowing of bronchial tubes leading to airway obstruction
Extreme decrease in oxygen and increase in carbon dioxide in the blood.
Emphysema
Hyperinflation of air sacs and destruction of alveolar walls
Spasm and narrowing of bronchial tubes leading to airway obstruction
Spitting up blood
Asthma
Infectious disease caused by bacilli, lungs and other organs are affected
Spasm and narrowing of bronchial tubes leading to airway obstruction
Spitting up blood
Hemoptysis
Infectious disease caused by bacilli, lungs and other organs are affected
Inflammation and infection of alveoli
Spitting up blood
Tuberculosis
Infectious disease caused by bacilli, lungs and other organs are affected
Inflammation and infection of alveoli
Condition of dust particles in the lung.
Pneumonia
Collapsed lung
Inflammation and infection of alveoli
Condition of dust particles in the lung
Pneumoconiosis
Collapsed lung
Infectious disease caused by bacilli; lungs and other organs are affected
Condition of dust particles in the lung
Pulmonary angiography
X-ray images of blood vessels in the lung
Visual examination of the voice box
After administration of radioactive material (by injection or inhalation), images reveal distribution in lung tissue
Laryngoscopy
Measurements of the ventilation capability of the lung using a spirometer
Visual examination of the voice box
After administration of radioactive material (by injection or inhalation), images reveal distribution in lung tissue
Ventilation-perfusion scans
Measurements of the ventilation capability of the lung using a spirometer
Radiographic image in AP, PA, or lateral view
After administration of radioactive material (by injection or inhalation), images reveal distribution in lung tissue
PETs
Measurements of the ventilation capability of the lung using a spirometer
Radiographic image in AP, PA, or lateral view
Visual examination of the bronchial tubes
Chest x-ray
Material expelled by coughing is analyzed
Radiographic image in AP, PA, or lateral view
Visual examination of bronchial tube
Bronchoscopy
Material expelled by coughing is analyzed
Magnetic waves produce images of the chest in three planes
Visual examination of bronchial tube
Sputum test
Material expelled by coughing is analyzed
Magnetic waves produce images of the chest in three planes
Gents are applied to the skin with punctures, and reaction is noted
MRI
Cross-sectional x-ray images of the chest
Magnetic waves produce images of the chest in three planes
Agents are applied to the skin with punctures, and reation is noted
Tuberculin test
Cross-sectional x-ray images of the chest
After administration of radioactive material (by injection or inhalation), images reveal distribution in lung tissue
Agents are applied to the skin with punctures, and reation is noted
Chest CT scan
Cross-sectional x-ray images of the chest
Radiographic image in AP, PA, or lateral view
Magnetic waves produce images of the chest in three planes
Tracheostomy
A tube is placed through the nose or mouth into the windpipe to establish an airway
Creation of an opening into the windpipe through the neck and insertion of a tube to create an irway
Insertion of a needle through the skin between the ribs and into the pleural space to drain a pleural effusion
Thoracentesis
A tube is placed through the nose or mouth into the windpipe to establish an airway
Incision of the chest to remove a lung or a portion of a lung
Insertion of a needle through the skin between the ribs and into the pleural space to drain a pleural effusion
Endotracheal intubation
A tube is placed through the nose or mouth into the windpipe to establish an airway
Incision of the chest to remove a lung or a portion of a lung
Creation of an opening into the windpipe through the neck and insertion of a tube to create an airway
Thoracotomy
A tube is placed through the nose or mouth into the windpipe to establish an airway
Incision of the chest to remove a lung or a portion of a lung
Insertion of a needle through the skin between the ribs and into the pleural space to drain a pleural effusion
