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WorksheetsCH7 Respiratory System: A Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 42mins
What are the three (3) main functions of the respiratory system?
inhaling fresh air
exchanging CO2 for O2 between the alveoli and the pulmonary capillaries
exhaling
old, stale air
inhaling
old, stale air
exhaling fresh air
dys-
painful
eu-
normal
endo-
in; within
epi-
on; upon
em-
in
-tic
pertaining to
-ation
process; condition
-ema
condition
-emia
blood condition
-ion
process; state; condition
-rrhea
flow; excessive discharge
-phonia
voice
-pnea
breathing
-thorax
chest
-osmia
smell
dilat/o
to enlarge; expand
py/o
pus
carcin/o
cancer
spir/o
breathing
sinus/o
cavity
ox/i
oxygen
alveoli/o
air sac
bronch/o
bronchial tube
pleur/o
serous membrane enfolding the lungs
rhin/o
nose
Build a medical term that means muscle contraction of a bronchial tube:
(a) (b)
Build a medical term that means condition of excessive discharge from the nose:
(a) (b)
Build a medical term that means condition of air in the chest, pleural space:
(a) (b)
Build a medical term that means pertaining to the diaphragm:
(a) (b)
Break down spirometer by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Break down bronchospasm by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Break down nasopharyngitis by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Break down acapnia by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Break down eupnea by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Break down thoracostenosis by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
anti-
against
brady-
slow
tachy-
fast
dys-
difficult
eu-
normal
Rhin/o indicates what part of the face?
The prefix in epiglottis means:
in; within
on; over; upon
between
before
The exchange of oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) in body cells is called:
inhalation.
metabolism.
external respiration.
internal respiration.
Expelling of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the lungs is called:
exhalation.
inspiration.
cellular respiration.
internal respiration.
anabolism.
The (a) filters, warms, and humidifies inhaled air
The (a) allows air to travel to and from the lungs, the main organs of the respiratory system.
(a) is the process by which air moves in and out of the lungs.
Build a medical term that means muscle contraction of a bronchial tube:
(a) (b)
Build a medical term that means condition of excessive discharge from the nose:
(a) (b)
Build a medical term that means condition of air in the chest, pleural space:
(a) (b)
Expelling of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the lungs is called:
exhalation.
inspiration.
cellular respiration.
internal respiration.
anabolism.
The (a) filters, warms, and humidifies inhaled air
The (a) allows air to travel to and from the lungs, the main organs of the respiratory system.
(a) is the process by which air moves in and out of the lungs.
The mediastinum contains the:
aorta, heart, stomach, and diaphragm.
heart, stomach, lungs, and diaphragm.
esophagus, stomach, lungs, and heart.
heart, aorta, esophagus, and bronchi.
breathing pattern that is too shallow
hypopnea
breathing pattern that is slower than normal
bradypnea
temporary interruption of breathing
apnea
breathing pattern that is deeper than normal
hyperpnea
normal breathing
eupnea
condition in which breathing becomes easier if a patient is sitting up straight
orthopnea
breathing pattern that is labored, difficult, or painful
dyspnea
breathing pattern that is faster and deeper than normal
hyperventilation
breathing pattern that is slower and shallower than normal
hypoventilation
breathing pattern that is faster than normal
tachypnea
Break down rhinoplasty: by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Break down pneumonia: by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Break down pneumonomelanosis: by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Break down laryngalgia: by rewriting the term, and then placing a slash between each word part (pre-; CF/V; -suff).
(e.g. trache/o/tomy)
(a)
Build a medical term that means pertaining to within the trachea:
(a) (b) (c)
Build a medical term that means pleural pain:
(a) (b)
Which gas is contained in the air that we breathe out?
CO2
O2
HCO3
H2O
When taking a patient’s vital signs, what is considered one respiration?
one inhale
one exhale
one inhale and one exhale
two inhales
a traveling blood clot that becomes lodged in a lung
pulmonary embolism
childhood disease characterized by a “barking” cough
croup
condition of a collapsed or airless lung
pneumothorax
the result of excessive fluid buildup in the pleural cavity
pleural effusion
the presence of pus in the pleural cavity
empyema
Reorder the path of air as you inhale.
pharynx
larynx
trachea
bronchi
alveoli
Reorder the path of air as you exhale.
bronchioles
trachea
laryngopharynx
oropharynx
nasopharynx
Label the upper airway
Label the nasopharynx
Label the oropharynx
Label the laryngopharynx
Label the lower airway
