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Chapter 10: The Respiratory System - Pulmonology

front 1 Chapter 10 Introduction and Overview of the Respiratory System	back 1 no data
front 2 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Upper Respiratory System Word Roots of the Upper Respiratory System Table Part 1	back 2 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Upper Respiratory System Word Roots of the Upper Respiratory System Table Part 2
front 3 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Upper Respiratory System Word Roots of the Upper Respiratory System Table Part 3	back 3 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Upper Respiratory System Word Roots of the Upper Respiratory System Table Part 4
front 4 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Upper Respiratory System Word Roots of the Upper Respiratory System Table Part 5	back 4 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Upper Respiratory System Word Roots of the Upper Respiratory System Table Part 6

front 5 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Upper Respiratory System Word Roots of the Upper Respiratory System Table Part 7	back 5 no data
front 6 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Lower Respiratory System Word Roots of the Lower Respiratory System Part 1	back 6 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Lower Respiratory System Word Roots of the Lower Respiratory System Table Part 2
front 7 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Lower Respiratory System Word Roots of the Lower Respiratory System Table Part 3	back 7 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Lower Respiratory System Word Roots of the Lower Respiratory System Table Part 4
front 8 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Lower Respiratory System Word Roots of the Lower Respiratory System Table Part 5	back 8 no data

front 9 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Process of Respiration System Word Roots of the Process of Respiration System Table Part 1	back 9 Chapter 10.1 Word Parts of the Respiratory System Process of Respiration System Word Roots of the Process of Respiration System Table Part 2
front 10 Learning Outcome 10.1 Exercises: Exercise 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.	back 10
front 11 Learning Outcome 10.1 Exercises: Exercise 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.	back 11
front 12 Learning Outcome 10.1 Exercises: Exercise 11, 12, 13, 14, 15.	back 12

front 13 Chapter 10.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective	back 13 Chapter 10.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Breathing Processes Table
front 14 Chapter 10.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Upper Respiratory Table	back 14 Chapter 10.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Lower Respiratory Table
front 15 Chapter 10.2 Patient History, Problems, Complaints Subjective: Discharges and Secretions Table	back 15 no data
front 16 Learning Outcome 10.2 Exercises: Exercise 1, 2, 3.	back 16

front 17 Learning Outcome 10.2 Exercises: Exercise 4, 5, 6.	back 17
front 18 Learning Outcome 10.2 Exercises: Exercise 7.	back 18 no data
front 19 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective	back 19 no data
front 20 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Physical Findings and Examination Methods Table Part 1	back 20 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Physical Findings and Examination Methods Table Part 2

front 21 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Pathology Table Part 1	back 21 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Pathology Table Part 2
front 22 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Laboratory Data Table	back 22 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Radiology Table
front 23 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Diagnostic Procedures Table Part 1	back 23 Chapter 10.3 Observation and Discovery Objective: Diagnostic Procedures Table Part 2
front 24 Learning Outcome 10.3 Exercises: Exercise 1, 2, 3.	back 24

front 25 Learning Outcome 10.3 Exercises: Exercise 4, 5.	back 25
front 26 Learning Outcome 10.3 Exercises: Exercise 6, 7.	back 26
front 27 Chapter 10.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment	back 27 Chapter 10.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Upper Respiratory Pathology Table
front 28 Chapter 10.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Lower Respiratory Pathology Table Part 1	back 28 Chapter 10.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Lower Respiratory Pathology Table Part 2

front 29 Chapter 10.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Lower Respiratory Pathology Table Part 3	back 29 no data
front 30 Chapter 10.4 Diagnosis and Pathology Assessment: Oncology Table	back 30 no data
front 31 Learning Outcome 10.4 Exercises: Exercise 1, 2, 3.	back 31
front 32 Learning Outcome 10.4 Exercises: Exercise 4, 5, 6.	back 32

front 33 Learning Outcome 10.4 Exercises: Exercise 7.	back 33
front 34 Chapter 10.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan	back 34 Chapter 10.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Pharmacology Table
front 35 Chapter 10.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Upper Respiratory Procedures Table Part 1	back 35 Chapter 10.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Upper Respiratory Procedures Table Part 2
front 36 Chapter 10.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Lower Respiratory Procedures Table Part 1	back 36 Chapter 10.5 Treatments and Therapies Plan: Lower Respiratory Procedures Table Part 2

front 37 Learning Outcome 10.5 Exercises: Exercise 1, 2, 3.	back 37
front 38 Learning Outcome 10.5 Exercises: Exercise 4, 5, 6.	back 38
front 39 Learning Outcome 10.5 Exercises: Exercise 7.	back 39
front 40 Chapter 10.6 Abbreviations	back 40 no data

front 41 Chapter 10.6 Abbreviations Respiratory System Table Part 1	back 41 Chapter 10.6 Abbreviations Respiratory System Table Part 2
front 42 Learning Outcome 10.6 Exercises: Exercise 1, 2.	back 42
front 43 Learning Outcome 10.6 Exercises: Exercise 3.	back 43
front 44 Chapter 10.7 Electronic Health Records Primary Care Visit	back 44

front 45 Learning Outcome 10.7 Exercises: Exercise 1, 2, 3.	back 45 no data
front 46 Chapter 10.7 Electronic Health Records Emergency Department Visit	back 46 no data
front 47 Learning Outcome 10.7 Exercises: Exercise 4.	back 47 no data
front 48 Learning Outcome 10.7 Exercises: Exercise 5.	back 48

front 49 Learning Outcome 10.7 Exercises: Exercise 6.	back 49 no data
front 50 Chapter 10.7 Electronic Health Records Pulmonology Consult	back 50 no data
front 51 Learning Outcome 10.7 Exercises: Exercise 7, 8.	back 51 no data
front 52 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Quick Reference Glossary of Roots	back 52 no data

front 53 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Quick Reference Glossary of Terms Part 1	back 53 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Quick Reference Glossary of Terms Part 2
front 54 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Quick Reference Glossary of Terms Part 3	back 54 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Quick Reference Glossary of Terms Part 4
front 55 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Quick Reference Glossary of Terms Part 5	back 55 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Quick Reference Glossary of Terms Part 6
front 56 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Review of Terms by Roots Part 1	back 56 Chapter 10 Quick Reference Review of Terms by Roots Part 2

front 57 Chapter 10 Review Exercises: Exercise 1, 2.	back 57 no data
front 58 Chapter 10 Review Exercises: Exercise 3, 4.	back 58
front 59 Chapter 10 Review Exercises: Exercise 5 Part 1.	back 59
front 60 Chapter 10 Review Exercises: Exercise 5 Part 2.	back 60

front 61 Chapter 10 Review Exercises: Exercise 5 Part 3.	back 61 no data
front 62 Chapter 10 Review Exercises: Exercise 6, 7.	back 62
front 63 Chapter 10 Review Exercises: Exercise 8, 9.	back 63
front 64 Which is the accurate deconstruction of adenoid? Multiple choice question. aden-(root) + -oid (suffix) aden-(prefix) + -oid (suffix) aden-(prefix) + oid (root) adeno-(prefix) + -id (suffix)	back 64 aden-(root) + -oid (suffix)

front 65 The word ______ comes from a Latin word meaning “almond". Multiple choice question. pharynx epiglottis adenoid tonsil	back 65 tonsil
front 66 Rhin/o is a root for ______. Multiple choice question. throat bronchus nose mouth	back 66 nose
front 67 The larynx is also known as the ______. Multiple choice question. lungs trachea windpipe voicebox	back 67 voicebox
front 68 Pharynx is the medical term for the ______. Multiple choice question. windpipe throat palate vocal cords	back 68 throat

front 69 The root in the term adenoid means ______. Multiple choice question. tonsil gland throat resembling	back 69 gland
front 70 The root/combining form trache/o comes from the the Greek word ______ because of the bumpy ridges that line the outside of the trachea. Multiple choice question. voice box hollow windpipe rough	back 70 rough
front 71 Deconstruct the term “tonsillectomy” associated with upper respiratory system. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______	back 71 Blank 1: tonsill Blank 2: - Blank 3: ectomy
front 72 Select all that apply Which of the following are functions of the nose? Multiple select question. Dry or dehydrate air as it passes Warm air as it passes Moisten air as it passes Clean/filter air as it passes	back 72 Warm air as it passes Moisten air as it passes Clean/filter air as it passes

front 73 The root in the term nasogastric that means "nose" is ______. Multiple choice question. nas/o ic na/o gastr	back 73 nas/o
front 74 The vocal cords are located in the ______. Multiple choice question. trachea larynx pharynx epiglottis	back 74 larynx
front 75 The root for the term larynx is ______.	back 75 laryng/o, laryng, laryngo, laryng-o, or laryng/ o
front 76 The plural form of the word septum is ______.	back 76 septa

front 77 The medical term for the throat is ______. Multiple choice question. larynx septum trachea pharynx	back 77 pharynx
front 78 Sin/o is a root for ______. Multiple choice question. sputum septum nose sinus	back 78 sinus
front 79 The trachea is more commonly called the ______. Multiple choice question. gullet throat windpipe voice box	back 79 windpipe
front 80 The nose is very vascular, which means that it contains many ______. Multiple choice question. blood vessels openings nasal septums germs	back 80 blood vessels

front 81 Select all that apply Pneum/o, pneumat/o, and pneumon/o are roots for ______. Multiple select question. air lungs alveolus lobe	back 81 air lungs
front 82 Click and drag on elements in order Place the structures in the order in which air passes through starting from the nose.	back 82
front 83 Pulmon/o is a root for ______. Multiple choice question. lobe lungs pleura bronchiole	back 83 lungs
front 84 Septum comes from the Latin word meaning ______. Multiple choice question. unifier blockage partition deviation	back 84 partition

front 85 Bronch/o and bronchi/o are roots for ______. Multiple choice question. lobe alveolus bronchus bronchiole	back 85 bronchus
front 86 Select all that apply The roots for sinus are ______. Multiple select question. sinus/o sept/o scler/o sin/o	back 86 sinus/o sin/o
front 87 The root for ______ is actually formed by adding a diminutive suffix to another root, which is a smaller subdivision of the bronchial tubes.	back 87 bronchiole
front 88 The alveolus is the actual place of ______ exchange in the lungs.	back 88 gas, air, or gases

front 89 Select all that apply Roots for air or lungs include ______. Multiple select question. pneumat/o pleur/o pneumon/o pneum/o	back 89 pneumat/o pneumon/o pneum/o
front 90 Select all that apply Identify the following roots that mean "lung". Multiple select question. pneum/o bronchi/o pulmon/o lob/o	back 90 pneum/o pulmon/o
front 91 The ______ are tiny balloon-like structures surrounded by small blood vessels where oxygen passes into the blood and carbon dioxide passes out of the blood.	back 91 alveoli or alveolus
front 92 Select all that apply Roots for bronchus include ______. Multiple select question. bronchi/o bronchiol/o rhin/o bronch/o	back 92 bronchi/o bronch/o

front 93 The sternum is also known as the ______. Multiple choice question. throat shoulder blade breastbone chest	back 93 breastbone
front 94 Which is the root for the term bronchiole? Multiple choice question. bronch/o bronchiol/o bronchi/o bronc/o	back 94 bronchiol/o
front 95 The root in the term costectomy means ______.	back 95 rib or ribs
front 96 The plural of alveolus is ______. Multiple choice question. alveoluses alveoli alveolar alveolis alveolae	back 96 alveoli

front 97 Thorac/o is a root for ______. Multiple choice question. chest lung breathing rib	back 97 chest
front 98 The pleura is a membrane surrounding the ______.	back 98 lungs or lung
front 99 Click and drag on elements in order Place the structures of the lower respiratory track in the order in which air passes during inhalation.	back 99
front 100 A root for diaphragm is ______. Multiple choice question. cost/o phren/o pleur/o thorac/o	back 100 phren/o

front 101 The xiphoid process is the ______ part of the sternum. Multiple choice question. middle most inferior most superior	back 101 most inferior
front 102 The ______ is a horizontal muscle that lies between the chest and the abdomen involved in the process of respiration.	back 102 diaphragm
front 103 Cost/o is the root for ______. Multiple choice question. diaphragm chest rib sternum	back 103 rib
front 104 Identify the root that means oxygen. Multiple choice question. capn/o carb/o ox/o spir/o	back 104 ox/o

front 105 Select all that apply The roots for chest include ______. Multiple select question. steth/o thorac/o pleur/o pector/o	back 105 steth/o thorac/o pector/o
front 106 Select all that apply Word parts for breathing include ______. Multiple select question. spir/o ox/o -pnea steth/o	back 106 spir/o -pnea
front 107 Deconstruct the term pleurectomy. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______	back 107 Blank 1: pleur Blank 2: - Blank 3: ectomy
front 108 Select all that apply Roots for carbon dioxide include ______. Multiple select question. capn/o spir/o carb/o cost/o	back 108 capn/o carb/o

front 109 Phren/o is a root for ______. Multiple choice question. chest air diaphragm lungs	back 109 diaphragm
front 110 A productive cough is also known as ______. Multiple choice question. bronchorrhea sputum hemoptysis expectoration	back 110 expectoration
front 111 The muscles of respiration contract to ______ the chest, which ______ the chest (thoracic) pressure. Multiple choice question. enlarge, decreases shrink, decreases shrink, increases enlarge, increases	back 111 enlarge, decreases
front 112 Select all that apply Pleuritic chest pain occurs when chest pain happens ______. Multiple select question. with a cough during hyperventilation with hemoptysis during inspiration	back 112 with a cough during inspiration

front 113 The root in the term "hypoxia" means ______. Multiple choice question. oxygen carbon dioxide water temperature breathing	back 113 oxygen
front 114 The cessation of breathing is ______. Multiple choice question. bradypnea apnea dyspnea tachypnea	back 114 apnea
front 115 The root spir/o in the term spirometry means ______.	back 115 breathing
front 116 ______ is defined as shallow breathing.	back 116 hypopnea

front 117 Capn/o and carb/o are roots for ______. Multiple choice question. carbon dioxide air or lungs cartilage oxygen	back 117 carbon dioxide
front 118 The condition of overbreathing or having too much air flowing into and out of the lungs is known as ______. Multiple choice question. hypoventilation hyperventilation hypopnea orthopnea	back 118 hyperventilation
front 119 Coughing up blood is termed ______. Multiple choice question. hemoptysis expectoration epistaxis sputum	back 119 hemoptysis
front 120 The correct pronunciation of dysphonia is ______. Multiple choice question. dis-FOH-nee-ah DIS-oh-phony-ah dies-phony-AH die-SPONE-ee-ah	back 120 dis-FOH-nee-ah

front 121 Match the term with its breathing pattern.	back 121
front 122 Select all that apply Terms for nosebleed include ______. Multiple select question. rhinorrhea expectoration epistaxis rhinorrhagia	back 122 epistaxis rhinorrhagia
front 123 Rapid breathing is ______. Multiple choice question. apnea eupnea tachypnea bradypnea	back 123 tachypnea
front 124 The root in the term rhinorrhea means ______.	back 124 nose

front 125 Match each breathing term with its definition.	back 125
front 126 The medical term for hiccups is ______. Multiple choice question. bronchospasm epistaxis phrenospasm expectoration	back 126 phrenospasm
front 127 The condition of underbreathing or having too little air flowing into and out of the lungs is known as ______. Multiple choice question. dyspnea hypoventilation hyperventilation eupnea	back 127 hypoventilation
front 128 Match each discharge term with its definition.	back 128

front 129 Select all that apply Dysphonia is ______. Multiple select question. bad voice condition overbreathing cessation of breathing also known as hoarseness	back 129 bad voice condition also known as hoarseness
front 130 Which of the following is a laboratory test that measures carbon dioxide in the blood? Multiple choice question. Prothrombin time TSH Pulse oximetry Capnography	back 130 Capnography
front 131 A term for nosebleed is ______. Multiple choice question. rhinorrhea sputum hemoptysis epistaxis	back 131 epistaxis
front 132 The sucking in of the skin around bones during inhalation when someone is in respiratory distress is ______. Multiple choice question. retraction apnea hyperemesis hyperventilation	back 132 retraction

front 133 A runny nose is called ______. Multiple choice question. rhinorrhea dysphonia rhinorrhagia epistaxis	back 133 rhinorrhea
front 134 A health care professional using a stethoscope to listen to a patient’s chest is ______. Multiple choice question. perfusion auscultation percussion spirometry	back 134 auscultation
front 135 Thoracalgia is pain in the ______. Multiple choice question. pleura throat lungs chest	back 135 chest
front 136 Cyanosis is a bluish color in the skin caused by insufficient ______. Multiple choice question. nitrogen carbon dioxide calcium oxygen	back 136 oxygen

front 137 Deconstruct the term expectoration. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______ ______ ______	back 137 Blank 1: ex Blank 2: - Blank 3: pector Blank 4: - Blank 5: ation
front 138 Speaking from the chest is termed ______. Multiple choice question. ventriloquy pectus excavatum pectus carinatum pectoriloquy	back 138 pectoriloquy
front 139 Select all that apply Which of the following observations may indicate a respiratory problem? Multiple select question. Change in skin color Patient working hard to breathe Abnormal chest shape Patient experiencing eupnea	back 139 Change in skin color Patient working hard to breathe Abnormal chest shape
front 140 A chest that protrudes like a keel of a ship is termed ______. Multiple choice question. percussion pectus excavatum pectoriloquy pectus carinatum	back 140 pectus carinatum

front 141 Match the word parts of the term "retraction" with the correct meaning.	back 141
front 142 Deconstruct the term empyema. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______ ______ ______	back 142 Blank 1: em Blank 2: - or / Blank 3: py Blank 4: - or / Blank 5: ema
front 143 Identify the correct pronunciation of the term auscultation. Multiple choice question. AWS-kul-TAY-shun ASK-yul-A-shun ask-QUITE-tay-tone awls-QUE-a-ton	back 143 AWS-kul-TAY-shun
front 144 Match the word parts of the term pneumohemothorax with their meanings.	back 144

front 145 The color associated with cyanosis is ______.	back 145 blue
front 146 Deconstruct the term hypercarbia. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______ ______ ______	back 146 Blank 1: hyper Blank 2: - Blank 3: carb Blank 4: - Blank 5: ia
front 147 Deconstruct the term pectoriloquy. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______	back 147 Blank 1: pectori Blank 2: - Blank 3: loquy
front 148 Match the word parts of the terms tomography and pulmonary angiography with their meaning.	back 148

front 149 A chest that is hollowed out is termed pectus ______.	back 149 excavatum
front 150 The abbreviation for ventilation-perfusion scan is ______. Multiple choice question. VnP scan VP scan VQ scan Ven-Perf scan	back 150 VQ scan
front 151 Drooping of the diaphragm is termed ______.	back 151 phrenoptosis
front 152 Deconstruct the term bronchoscopy. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______	back 152 Blank 1: broncho Blank 2: - Blank 3: scopy

front 153 Match each pathological term of the respiratory system with its definition.	back 153
front 154 A capnometer measures ______ ______ levels.	back 154 Blank 1: carbon Blank 2: dioxide
front 155 Match each laboratory data term related to the respiratory system with its definition.	back 155
front 156 Oximetry is a procedure used to measure ______ levels.	back 156 oxygen, O2, or O

front 157 The term that means "an imaging procedure using a computer to cut" and is commonly abbreviated CT, is ______ tomography.	back 157 computed
front 158 Select all that apply Pulmonary function testing ______. Multiple select question. uses images to record pulmonary blood vessel activity is a group of tests records multiple aspects of sleep evaluates the condition and operation of the lungs	back 158 is a group of tests evaluates the condition and operation of the lungs
front 159 A scan that tests whether a problem in the lungs is caused by airflow or blood flow is termed ______. Multiple choice question. computed tomography (CT) scan spirometry ventilation-perfusion scan pulmonary function test	back 159 ventilation-perfusion scan
front 160 The root in the term spirometry means ______.	back 160 breathing, breath, breathe, to breath, or to breathe

front 161 Bronchoscopy is ______. Multiple choice question. a procedure to record carbon dioxide levels a procedure to look inside the chest a procedure to look inside the bronchi a measurement of the strength of breathing	back 161 a procedure to look inside the bronchi
front 162 Select all that apply The term used to describe an examination of the chest is ______. Multiple select question. endoscopy thoracoscopy polysomnography thorascopy	back 162 thoracoscopy thorascopy
front 163 Select all that apply A nasopharyngoscope is an instrument to look at the ______. Multiple select question. vocal cords chest nose throat	back 163 nose throat
front 164 Select all that apply Which disorders are long-term, noninfectious causes of respiratory illness that can be serious? Multiple select question. sinusitis asthma chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder laryngitis pneumonia	back 164 asthma chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder

front 165 A procedure to measure oxygen levels is ______. Multiple choice question. pulmonary function test polysomnography spirometry oximetry	back 165 oximetry
front 166 Match each inflammatory condition of the upper respiratory system with its definition.	back 166
front 167 Polysomnography is recording ______. Multiple choice question. pulmonary blood vessel activity oxygen levels images using a computer to cut multiple aspects of sleep	back 167 multiple aspects of sleep
front 168 Inflammation of the tonsils is termed ______.	back 168 tonsillitis

front 169 A procedure to measure breathing is ______. Multiple choice question. oximetry thoracoscopy polysomnography spirometry	back 169 spirometry
front 170 A group of diseases characterized by the continuous blockage of lung passages is ______. Multiple choice question. emphysema COPD asthma pleurisy	back 170 COPD
front 171 Thoracoscopy is an examination of the ______. Multiple choice question. trachea lungs throat chest	back 171 chest
front 172 A hernia of the diaphragm is termed ______.	back 172 diaphragmatocele

front 173 Place the disorders based on their location in the respiratory tract.	back 173
front 174 Select all that apply Terms for inflammation of the pleura include ______. Multiple select question. pleuritis pleurisy pleural effusion epistaxis	back 174 pleuritis pleurisy
front 175 Deconstruct the term pansinusitis. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______ ______ ______	back 175 Blank 1: pan Blank 2: - or / Blank 3: sinus Blank 4: - or / Blank 5: itis
front 176 Select all that apply Which of the following terms contains a suffix that means "condition"? Multiple select question. Pneumoconiosis Pneumatocele Pneumonitis Pneumonia	back 176 Pneumoconiosis Pneumonia

front 177 The condition in which a patient ceases to breathe while asleep is ______. Multiple choice question. expectoration pulmonary edema polysomnography sleep apnea	back 177 sleep apnea
front 178 Match each term related to a breathing disorder with its definition.	back 178
front 179 A disease that causes the alveoli to lose elasticity is ______. Multiple choice question. asthma pneumatocele obstructive lung disorder emphysema	back 179 emphysema
front 180 A lung disorder caused by the limiting of air into the lungs is termed ______. Multiple choice question. pneumonitis obstructive lung disorder pulmonary neoplasm restrictive lung disorder	back 180 restrictive lung disorder

front 181 Another term for pleuritis is ______. Multiple choice question. pleural effusion pulmonary edema pleurisy pneumatocele	back 181 pleurisy
front 182 In the term mesothelioma, the root -theli- means ______. Multiple choice question. cavity epithelium cancer nipple	back 182 nipple
front 183 Pneumoconiosis is a lung condition caused by ______. Multiple choice question. clots fungi bacteria dust	back 183 dust
front 184 A drug that prevents coughing is a(n) ______. Multiple choice question. expectorant beta blocker bronchodilator antitussive	back 184 antitussive

front 185 A drug that encourages the expulsion of material from the lungs is a(n) ______. Multiple choice question. nebulizer bronchodilator mucolytic expectorant	back 185 expectorant
front 186 The suffix in the term tracheomalacia means ______. Multiple choice question. softening hardening condition bad	back 186 softening
front 187 Deconstruct the term septoplasty. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______	back 187 Blank 1: septo Blank 2: - Blank 3: plasty
front 188 A new growth (tumor) in the lung is called pulmonary ______.	back 188 neoplasm

front 189 The terms tracheostomy and tracheotomy are easily confused, but they have different meanings. Match the meaning of the word parts of both terms.	back 189
front 190 Select all that apply Bronchiogenic carcinoma ______. Multiple select question. causes episodic narrowing and inflammation of the airway originates in the bronchi is inflammation of the bronchi is a cancerous tumor	back 190 originates in the bronchi is a cancerous tumor
front 191 The suffix in the term bronchoplasty means ______.	back 191 reconstruction
front 192 Cutting out a part of the lung is termed ______.	back 192 lobectomy

front 193 Match the word parts of the term cardiopulmonary resuscitation with their meanings.	back 193
front 194 Match each drug term related to the respiratory system with its definition.	back 194
front 195 Reattachment of the pleura is termed ______.	back 195 pleuropexy
front 196 The medical term that means "to insert a breathing tube from the mouth down into the trachea" is ______. Multiple choice question. aspirate infiltrate intubate cardiopulmonary resuscitation	back 196 intubate

front 197 Match each term for treatment of the chest with its definition.	back 197
front 198 Match each term for treatment of the upper respiratory tract with its definition.	back 198
front 199 The C in the abbreviation CT stands for ______. Multiple choice question. chronic cat chest computed	back 199 computed
front 200 Deconstruct the term bronchoplasty. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______	back 200 Blank 1: broncho Blank 2: - Blank 3: plasty

front 201 Spell the word that the S represents in the term SOB ______.	back 201 shortness
front 202 The method of artificially maintaining blood flow and airflow when breathing and pulse have stopped is ______. Multiple choice question. CPR CXR COPD CT	back 202 CPR
front 203 A pneumonectomy is the ______. Multiple choice question. removal of a lobe reconstruction of a bronchus reattachment of the pleura removal of a lung	back 203 removal of a lung
front 204 A thoracotomy is a(n) ______. Multiple choice question. incision into the chest puncture of the chest creation of an opening in the chest reconstruction of the chest	back 204 incision into the chest

front 205 The C in the abbreviation COPD stands for ______. Multiple choice question. cardiopulmonary continuous chronic chest	back 205 chronic
front 206 Select all that apply Which of the following terms are part of the abbreviation PFT? Multiple select question. test tuberculosis function pulmonary peripheral fever	back 206 test function pulmonary
front 207 Deconstruct the term lobectomy. Enter hyphens in the appropriate blanks. ______ ______ ______	back 207 Blank 1: lob Blank 2: - Blank 3: ectomy