Science Respatory Test

Question 1

Respiration

Answer 1

Air getting from the lungs to be the cells

Question 2

Perfusion

Answer 2

The oxygen getting from the cells to the rest of the body

Question 3

Altitude Sickness

Answer 3

Illness Caused By A Shorting Of Oxygen Due To A High Altitude

Question 4

Septum

Answer 4

A Wall Between Two Cavities

Question 5

Pharynx

Answer 5

Throat Above The Larynx/Voice Box Passage For Air

Question 6

Larynx

Answer 6

The Voice Box And/Or Vocal Chords Below The Pharynx Above The Trachea

Question 7

Trachea

Answer 7

Windpipe Has Rings Of Cartilage To Keep It From Collapsing In On It’S Self Below The Larynx Above The Bronchi

Question 8

Bronchi

Answer 8

Two Large Tubes In The Lungs That Lead From The Trachea To The Lungs Above The Bronchioles Below The Trachea

Question 9

Bronchioles

Answer 9

The Main AirGays In Your Lungs That Branch Off Of The Bronchi’S Above The Pleura Bellow The Bronchi

Question 10

Alveoli

Answer 10

Any Of The Many Tiny Air SacS In The LungS Where The Exchange Of Oxygen And Carbon Dioxide Takes Place ABove The Diaphragm Below The Lungs

Question 11

Diaphragm

Answer 11

Long Flat Muscle The That Separates The Abdominal Cavity From The Thoracic Cavity

Question 12

Vital Capacity

Answer 12

The Maximum Anount Of Air A Person Can Expel From The Lungs After A Maximum InhAlation It Is Equal To The Sum Of The Inspiratory Reserve Volume Tidal Volume The Expiratory Reserve Volume

Question 13

Residual Volume

Answer 13

Amount Of Air Left In The Lungs After A Forced Exhalation This Volume Can Not Be Measured Only Calculated

Question 14

Tidal Volume

Answer 14

The Difference Between Volumes After a Normal Inhalation And A NormAl Exhalation

Question 15

Epiglottis

Answer 15

A Flap Of Cartilage At The Root Of The Lung Which Is Depressed During Swallowing To Cover The Opening Of The Windpipe

Question 16

Diaphragm

Answer 16

The Muscle That Separates The Chest Thoracic Cavity From The Abdomen The Diaphragm Is The Main Muscle Of The Respiration Contraction Of The Diaphragm Muscle Expands The Lungs During Inspiration When One Is Breathing Air In

Question 17

Emphysema

Answer 17

Gradually Damages The Air Sacs Alveoli In Your Lungs Making You Progressively More Short Of Breath Pink Puffer

Question 18

Chronic Bronchitis

Answer 18

A Returning ainflammtaion Of The Bronchioles Tubes The AirWays That Carry Air To Your Lungs

Question 19

Lung Cancer

Answer 19

Uncontrolled Growth Of Abnormal Cells That Start Off In One Or Both Lungs Usually In The Cells That Line The Air Passages

Question 20

Tracheotomy

Answer 20

Incision In The Windpipe Trachea Made To Relieve An Obstruction

Question 21

Eupnea

Answer 21

Or Easy Or Free Or Or Respiration Or The Or Or Type Or Observed Or In Or Or A Or Normal Or Or Person Or Under Or Resting Or Conditions Or

Question 22

Apnea

Answer 22

A Potentially Dangerous Sleep Disorder In Which Breathing Repeatedly Stop And Starts Sleep Apnea

Question 23

Hyperventilation

Answer 23

Fast Deep Breathing

Question 24

HypoVentilation

Answer 24

Breathing At A Abnormally Slow Rate Resulting In San Increased Amout Of Carbon Dioxide In The Blood Slow Shallow Breathing

Question 25

Respiratory Arrest

Answer 25

Breathing Stops

Question 26

Diffusion

Answer 26

MoveMent Of MolEcUleS OR AtOmS FroM A ReGION OF HigH ConCenTraTIoN TO A ReGION OF LOW CONCeNTrATION

Question 27

Expiration

Answer 27

Exhalation Of Breath

Question 28

Inhalation

Answer 28

Drawing In Of Breath Inhalation

Question 29

Spirograp

Answer 29

Device That Records The Volume Of Air In A PersoN’S LungS As In A Graph

Question 30

Spirometer

Answer 30

An Instrument For Measuring The Air Capacity Of The Lungs

Question 31

Hypoxia

Answer 31

Deficiency In The Amount Of Oxygen Reaching The Tissues

Question 32

Ventilation

Answer 32

The inhalation of the air from the environment into the lungs