Question 1

Complete the medical terms for the following respiratory symptoms:
-Breathing is possible only in an upright position: __________pnea

Accepted Answer

The answer of Complete the medical terms for the following...

Question 2

Pain of the pleura (chest wall):

Accepted Answer

A)  phrenodynia 
B)  frenodynia 
C)  phrenodinia 
A)  phrenodynia 
B)  frenodynia 
C)  phrenodinia

Question 3

Match the meanings with their correct terms:
-edema

Accepted Answer

A) Throat 
B) Collection of fluid in tissues 
C) Membranes surrounding the lungs 
D) Central cavity between the lungs in the chest 
E) The windpipe
F)Condition of imperfect lung expansion; collapsed lung
G)Thin hairs attached to the lining of the respiratory tract
H)Pus in the pleural cavity
I)Listening to the sounds in the chest
J)Infectious disease of the throat and upper respiratory tract; caused by bacteria 
A) Throat 
B) Collection of fluid in tissues 
C) Membranes surrounding the lungs 
D) Central cavity between the lungs in the chest 
E) The windpipe
F)Condition of imperfect lung expansion; collapsed lung
G)Thin hairs attached to the lining of the respiratory tract
H)Pus in the pleural cavity
I)Listening to the sounds in the chest
J)Infectious disease of the throat and upper respiratory tract; caused by bacteria

Question 4

Match the terms with their correct meanings:
-Whooping cough

Accepted Answer

A) anthracosis 
B) asthma 
C) atelectasis 
D) auscultation 
E) bronchial alveolar lavage
F)bronchogenic carcinoma
G)emphysema
H)epistaxis
I)laryngoscopy
J)mesothelioma
K)paroxysmal
L)pertussis
M)pleural effusion
N)pulmonary edema
O)purulent
P)stridor
Q)thoracentesis
R)tracheostomy
S)tuberculosis
T)wheezes 
A) anthracosis 
B) asthma 
C) atelectasis 
D) auscultation 
E) bronchial alveolar lavage
F)bronchogenic carcinoma
G)emphysema
H)epistaxis
I)laryngoscopy
J)mesothelioma
K)paroxysmal
L)pertussis
M)pleural effusion
N)pulmonary edema
O)purulent
P)stridor
Q)thoracentesis
R)tracheostomy
S)tuberculosis
T)wheezes

Question 5

Match the terms with their correct meanings:
-Escape of fluid into the pleural cavity

Accepted Answer

A) anthracosis 
B) asthma 
C) atelectasis 
D) auscultation 
E) bronchial alveolar lavage
F)bronchogenic carcinoma
G)emphysema
H)epistaxis
I)laryngoscopy
J)mesothelioma
K)paroxysmal
L)pertussis
M)pleural effusion
N)pulmonary edema
O)purulent
P)stridor
Q)thoracentesis
R)tracheostomy
S)tuberculosis
T)wheezes 
A) anthracosis 
B) asthma 
C) atelectasis 
D) auscultation 
E) bronchial alveolar lavage
F)bronchogenic carcinoma
G)emphysema
H)epistaxis
I)laryngoscopy
J)mesothelioma
K)paroxysmal
L)pertussis
M)pleural effusion
N)pulmonary edema
O)purulent
P)stridor
Q)thoracentesis
R)tracheostomy
S)tuberculosis
T)wheezes

Question 6

Give meanings for the following combining forms:
-nas/o: __________

Accepted Answer

The answer of Give meanings for the following combining forms:
-nas/o:...

Question 7

Match the clinical procedures their descriptions:
-Opening into the trachea through the neck to establish an airway

Accepted Answer

A) bronchioalveolar lavage 
B) endotracheal intubation 
C) lung scan (V/Q) 
D) CT pulmonary angiography 
E) thoracentesis
F)tracheostomy 
A) bronchioalveolar lavage 
B) endotracheal intubation 
C) lung scan (V/Q) 
D) CT pulmonary angiography 
E) thoracentesis
F)tracheostomy

Question 8

Match the meanings with their correct terms:
-pleura

Accepted Answer

A) Throat 
B) Collection of fluid in tissues 
C) Membranes surrounding the lungs 
D) Central cavity between the lungs in the chest 
E) The windpipe
F)Condition of imperfect lung expansion; collapsed lung
G)Thin hairs attached to the lining of the respiratory tract
H)Pus in the pleural cavity
I)Listening to the sounds in the chest
J)Infectious disease of the throat and upper respiratory tract; caused by bacteria 
A) Throat 
B) Collection of fluid in tissues 
C) Membranes surrounding the lungs 
D) Central cavity between the lungs in the chest 
E) The windpipe
F)Condition of imperfect lung expansion; collapsed lung
G)Thin hairs attached to the lining of the respiratory tract
H)Pus in the pleural cavity
I)Listening to the sounds in the chest
J)Infectious disease of the throat and upper respiratory tract; caused by bacteria

Question 9

Match the terms with their correct meanings:
-Gas that is exhaled through the lungs

Accepted Answer

A) parietal pleura 
B) pleural cavity 
C) pulmonary parenchyma 
D) respiration 
E) visceral pleura
F)oxygen
G)carbon dioxide
H)trachea 
A) parietal pleura 
B) pleural cavity 
C) pulmonary parenchyma 
D) respiration 
E) visceral pleura
F)oxygen
G)carbon dioxide
H)trachea

Question 10

Match the terms with their correct meanings:
-Lower portion of the lung

Accepted Answer

A) adenoids 
B) alveolus 
C) apex of the lung 
D) base of the lung 
E) bronchioles
F)bronchi
G)cilia
H)diaphragm
I)epiglottis
J)expiration 
A) adenoids 
B) alveolus 
C) apex of the lung 
D) base of the lung 
E) bronchioles
F)bronchi
G)cilia
H)diaphragm
I)epiglottis
J)expiration

Question 11

Match the terms with their correct meanings:
-Pertaining to containing pus

Accepted Answer

A) anthracosis 
B) asthma 
C) atelectasis 
D) auscultation 
E) bronchial alveolar lavage
F)bronchogenic carcinoma
G)emphysema
H)epistaxis
I)laryngoscopy
J)mesothelioma
K)paroxysmal
L)pertussis
M)pleural effusion
N)pulmonary edema
O)purulent
P)stridor
Q)thoracentesis
R)tracheostomy
S)tuberculosis
T)wheezes 
A) anthracosis 
B) asthma 
C) atelectasis 
D) auscultation 
E) bronchial alveolar lavage
F)bronchogenic carcinoma
G)emphysema
H)epistaxis
I)laryngoscopy
J)mesothelioma
K)paroxysmal
L)pertussis
M)pleural effusion
N)pulmonary edema
O)purulent
P)stridor
Q)thoracentesis
R)tracheostomy
S)tuberculosis
T)wheezes

Question 12

Match the following respiratory pathologic terminology with the descriptions below:
-Dust in the lungs; chronic inflammation, infection and bronchitis

Accepted Answer

A) lung cancer 
B) mesothelioma 
C) pleural effusion 
D) pleurisy 
E) pneumoconiosis
F)pneumonia
G)pulmonary abscess
H)pulmonary edema
I)pulmonary embolism
J)pulmonary fibrosis
K)sarcoidosis
L)tuberculosis 
A) lung cancer 
B) mesothelioma 
C) pleural effusion 
D) pleurisy 
E) pneumoconiosis
F)pneumonia
G)pulmonary abscess
H)pulmonary edema
I)pulmonary embolism
J)pulmonary fibrosis
K)sarcoidosis
L)tuberculosis

Question 13

Select from the following anatomical structures to complete the sentences:
-Collections of lymph tissue in the oropharynx are the _____.

Accepted Answer

A) alveoli 
B) bronchi 
C) cilia 
D) epiglottis 
E) hilum
F)larynx
G)mediastinum
H)palatine tonsils
I)paranasal sinuses
J)parietal pleura 
A) alveoli 
B) bronchi 
C) cilia 
D) epiglottis 
E) hilum
F)larynx
G)mediastinum
H)palatine tonsils
I)paranasal sinuses
J)parietal pleura

Question 14

Select from the following anatomical structures to complete the sentences:
-Branches of the windpipe that lead into the lungs are the _____.

Accepted Answer

A) alveoli 
B) bronchi 
C) cilia 
D) epiglottis 
E) hilum
F)larynx
G)mediastinum
H)palatine tonsils
I)paranasal sinuses
J)parietal pleura 
A) alveoli 
B) bronchi 
C) cilia 
D) epiglottis 
E) hilum
F)larynx
G)mediastinum
H)palatine tonsils
I)paranasal sinuses
J)parietal pleura

Question 15

Match the following diagnostic terms with their meanings below:
-Tapping on a surface to determine the difference in density of the underlying structure

Accepted Answer

A) auscultation 
B) percussion 
C) pleural rub 
D) rales 
E) rhonchi
F)sputum
G)stridor
H)wheezes 
A) auscultation 
B) percussion 
C) pleural rub 
D) rales 
E) rhonchi
F)sputum
G)stridor
H)wheezes

Question 16

Match the meanings with their correct terms:
-auscultation

Accepted Answer

A) Throat 
B) Collection of fluid in tissues 
C) Membranes surrounding the lungs 
D) Central cavity between the lungs in the chest 
E) The windpipe
F)Condition of imperfect lung expansion; collapsed lung
G)Thin hairs attached to the lining of the respiratory tract
H)Pus in the pleural cavity
I)Listening to the sounds in the chest
J)Infectious disease of the throat and upper respiratory tract; caused by bacteria 
A) Throat 
B) Collection of fluid in tissues 
C) Membranes surrounding the lungs 
D) Central cavity between the lungs in the chest 
E) The windpipe
F)Condition of imperfect lung expansion; collapsed lung
G)Thin hairs attached to the lining of the respiratory tract
H)Pus in the pleural cavity
I)Listening to the sounds in the chest
J)Infectious disease of the throat and upper respiratory tract; caused by bacteria

Question 17

The gas produced by cells and exhaled through the lungs is called __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The gas produced by cells and exhaled...

Question 18

Select from the following anatomical structures to complete the sentences:
-The region between the lungs in the chest cavity is the _____.

Accepted Answer

A) alveoli 
B) bronchi 
C) cilia 
D) epiglottis 
E) hilum
F)larynx
G)mediastinum
H)palatine tonsils
I)paranasal sinuses
J)parietal pleura 
A) alveoli 
B) bronchi 
C) cilia 
D) epiglottis 
E) hilum
F)larynx
G)mediastinum
H)palatine tonsils
I)paranasal sinuses
J)parietal pleura

Question 19

The essential cells of the lung; performing its main function are the pulmonary __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The essential cells of the lung; performing...

Question 20

Match the following pathologic terms with their meanings below:
-Chronic bronchitis and emphysema are examples

Accepted Answer

A) anthracosis 
B) asbestosis 
C) bacilli 
D) chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 
E) cor pulmonale
F)exudate
G)hydrothorax
H)infiltrate
I)palliative
J)paroxysmal
K)pneumothorax
L)pulmonary infarction
M)purulent
N)silicosis 
A) anthracosis 
B) asbestosis 
C) bacilli 
D) chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 
E) cor pulmonale
F)exudate
G)hydrothorax
H)infiltrate
I)palliative
J)paroxysmal
K)pneumothorax
L)pulmonary infarction
M)purulent
N)silicosis

Exam 12: A: Respiratory System

Complete the medical terms for the following respiratory symptoms: -Breathing is possible only in an upright position: __________pnea

Pain of the pleura (chest wall):

Match the meanings with their correct terms: -edema

Match the terms with their correct meanings: -Whooping cough

Match the terms with their correct meanings: -Escape of fluid into the pleural cavity

Give meanings for the following combining forms: -nas/o: __________

Match the clinical procedures their descriptions: -Opening into the trachea through the neck to establish an airway

Match the meanings with their correct terms: -pleura

Match the terms with their correct meanings: -Gas that is exhaled through the lungs

Match the terms with their correct meanings: -Lower portion of the lung

Match the terms with their correct meanings: -Pertaining to containing pus

Match the following respiratory pathologic terminology with the descriptions below: -Dust in the lungs; chronic inflammation, infection and bronchitis

Select from the following anatomical structures to complete the sentences: -Collections of lymph tissue in the oropharynx are the _____.

Select from the following anatomical structures to complete the sentences: -Branches of the windpipe that lead into the lungs are the _____.

Match the following diagnostic terms with their meanings below: -Tapping on a surface to determine the difference in density of the underlying structure

Match the meanings with their correct terms: -auscultation

The gas produced by cells and exhaled through the lungs is called __________.

Select from the following anatomical structures to complete the sentences: -The region between the lungs in the chest cavity is the _____.

The essential cells of the lung; performing its main function are the pulmonary __________.

Match the following pathologic terms with their meanings below: -Chronic bronchitis and emphysema are examples

Basic Word Structure

Terms Pertaining to the Body As a Whole

Suffixes

Prefixes

A:digestive System

B: Digestive System

A: Additional Suffixes and Digestive System Terminology

B:additional Suffixes and Digestive System Terminology

A: Urinary System

B: Urinary System

A: Female Reproductive System

B: Female Reproductive System

Male Reproductive System

A:nervous System

B:nervous System

A:cardiovascular System

B:cardiovascular System

B: Respiratory System

A: Blood System

B:blood System

A:lymphatic and Immune Systems

B: Lymphatic and Immune Systems

A: Musculoskeletal System

B: Musculoskeletal System

A: Skin

B:skin

A:sense Organs: the Eye and the Ear

B:sense Organs: the Eye and the Ear

A: Endocrine System

B: Endocrine System

A:cancer Medicine Oncology

B:cancer Medicine Oncology

Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

Pharmacology

Psychiatry

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