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WorksheetsMedical Terminology: Respiratory System
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 26mins
Bronch/o
Bronchus, bronchial tube
blue
Bronchiole, small subdivision of the bronchus
to cast, throw
nas/o
larynx
throat
nose
something
pharyng/o
pharynx (throat)
lung
Pus
Nose
pleur/o
pleura (that membrane type stuff)
windpipe
pus
incomplete, imperfect
aspir/o
...
to breath in, removal
chest
breathing
pulmon/o
lung
teehee
humpback (WHAALEE)
air
bronchi/o
bronchiole; smaller subdivision of the bronchus
green
larynx (voice box)
some NASTY bacteria in my body (it actually helps me survive)
pneum/o, pneumon/o
lung, air
pus
swayback
windpipe
py/o
nose
chest
pus
in, within
rhin/o
cells
nose
skull
chest
spir/o
Organs
Below
Outside
Breathing
thorac/o
surgical removal of an object
chest
weight
pleura (membrane surrounding lungs and adjacent to chest wall)
trachea/o
blue
diaphragm
trachea, windpipe
larynx (voice box)
fibr/o
incomplete, imperfect
pus
fiber
chest
larygn/o
to breath in, removal
larynx (voice box)
nose
crooked
cyan/o
blue
magenta
orange
silver
alveol/o
painful, difficult
alveolus, air sack
i
surgical puncture to remove fluid
a-
not; without
pus
lung
slow
brady-
slow
in
blood condition
Oxygen
in-
in; into; not
in; within
slow
rapid
tachy-
fast
pertaining to
surgical puncture to remove fluid
dilation, expansion
-ation
process, condition
process of cutting, incision
chest, plural cavity
narrowing, tightening
dys-
uhhh
painful, difficult
external
flow, excessive discharge
em-
in
on
above
below
endo-
out, beside
in, within
behind
in front
-ecstasis
abnormal condition
wrinkle
dilation, expansion
process of measuring
-ism
posterior
grey's anatomy
process, condition
breathing
-metry
narrowing, tightening
pertaining to
process of measuring
chest, pleural cavity
-oxia
flow, excessive discharge
Oxygen
Breathing
to cast (throw)
-pnea
Breathing
Stamina
Process of cutting, incision
Narrowing, tightening
-rrhea
Snot
Flow, excessive discharge
narrowing, tightening
chest, pleural cavity
-stenosis
exhaustion
process of cutting, incision
narrowing, tightening
in; within
-thorax
I ran out of filler
process of measuring
chest, pleural cavity
abnormal condition
-tomy
process of cutting, incision
to breathe in, removal
pharynx (throat)
nose
Which is a key process?
Inhalation
Carbon Dioxide
Gas exchange
Exhalation
Ventilation
Air doesn't enter at all
Movement of air in and out of the body
Air goes out and stays out
Air only enters
Respiration: Gas (a) in the body
External respiration: The exchange of _____ and the _____ between the air and the cells of the body
(a)
Internal respiration: gas exchange at the ____- and ____- levels
(a)
Respitory rate: One of the main _____ measured. Dermined by the amount of breaths you take in a _____
(a)
Normal values - adult, 12-20, child 20-30, new born infant 30- (a)
Structures of the Upper Respitory Tract
Responsible for inhalation and humidification of air
Transports air to the lower respiratory tract
Allows for tachycardia
Helps to defend against infection
Structures of the upper respiratory tract
(a)
Nasal Cavity has:
Vestibular
Olfactory
Bronchial
Respitory
