1. 42. 82.

Function of the Other factors

2. 43. 83.
Respiratory System Extends from:
3. 44. 84.

4. Move air in and out of lungs
5. Occurs in the lungs
6. Occurs in the hemoglobin
7.
8.
9. Organs of the
Respiratory
10.
System
11.
12.
13. Divides the cavity into right
and left portions
14. Opening of the nose
15. Extend from walls of nasal
cavity
16. Warms and moistens the air
17. Help eliminate particles
18. Air-filled spaces within the
skull bones
19. Open into the nasal cavity
20. Reduce the weight of the skull
21. Equalize pressure
22. Give the voice its certain tone
23.
24. Skull bones with sinuses
25. include:
26.
27. Serves both the respiratory
and digestive systems
28. Also called the voice box
29. Moves air in and out of the
trachea and produces voice
45. Lined with cells processing 85.
_____
86.
46.
87. Causes of altered
47. Bronchial Tree
88. breathing patterns
48.
89.
49. Branch off tertiary bronchi
90.
50. Primary: ______
91.
51.
92. Most of the oxygen binds to
52. Flow of the Bronchi _____
53. 93. Bright red in color
54. Thin sacs of cells surrounded 94. Some oxygen remains
by capillaries dissolved in _____
55. Alveoli secretes ______ 95. If CO2 combines with
hemoglobin at O2 sites, it forms
56. Fatty substance _________
57. Helps maintains the inflation 96. ______ gets into the
of the alveoli between inspirations bloodstream
58. Cone-shaped organs 97. Reacts with ___ in plasma and
forms _______
59. The right lung has ___ lobes
98. _________ ionizes and releases
60. The left lung has ____ lobes
______ and ________ ions
61. Membranes surrounding the
99. ______ attach to hemoglobin
lungs
100. _____ exhaled as waste
62.
product in the lungs
63.
101. Measured to assess health of
64.
The lungs contain: respiratory system
65. 102. Amount of air that moves in
or out of the lungs during a
66. normal breath
67. Mechanisms of Breathing 103. Amount of air that can be
forcefully exhaled following a
68.
normal exhalation
69. Air rich in 02 enters the lungs
104. Amount of air that can be
from the atmosphere
forcefully inhaled following a
70. Air rich in CO2 exits the lungs normal inhalation

30. 71. The diaphragm contracts or 105. The total amount of air the
Composed of three flattens lungs can hold
31. cartilages:
72. The ________ raise the ribs 106. Amount of air that can be
32. forcefully exhaled after the
Vocal Cords are 73. The diaphragm relaxes deepest inhalation possible
33.
stretched between
74. The intercostal muscles lower 107. Volume of air that always
34. these cartilages the ribs remains in the lungs even after a
35. False cords forceful exhalation
75. Breathing; consist of
inspiration and expiration 108. Due to the vibration of soft
36. True vocal cords
tissues when muscles of the
76. Another term for Inspiration palate, tongue and throat relax
37. The opening between the
vocal cords 77. Another term for Expiration 109. Causes daytime sleepiness
38. Pitch of voice 78. Respiratory center of the brain 110. May be associated with
39. _____ move mucus up to the 79. Controls rhythm and depth of obstructive ________
throat, where it is swallowed. breathing
40. Referred to as a windpipe

111.

112.
80. Controls the rate of breathing Common causes of
113.
41. snoring
Tubular organ made 81. 114.
of rings of:
115.
116. _________ rating of snoring
117. Grade 1
118. Heard from just outside the
bedroom door with door open
119. Heard from anywhere in the
bedroom
120. Grade 4
121.
122. Lifestyle modifications to
123. reduce snoring
124.
125.
126.
127. Treatments
128.
129. Collapsed lung
130. Hypersensitivity reaction to
various airborne allergens
131. A condition in which the
tubes of the bronchial tree
become obstructed due to
inflammation
132. Inflammation of the bronchi
often follows a cold; one type of
COPD
133. COPD meaning
134. A group of lung disorders
that limit airflow to lungs and
usually cause enlargement of the
alveoli
135. A chronic condition
associated with smoking that
damages the alveoli; one type of
COPD
136. A viral disease that attacks
the respiratory system; commonly
called the flu
137. An acute inflammation of the
larynx causing hoarseness
(dysphonia)
138. Cancer closely associated
with smoking and exposure to
second-hand smoke; four types of
lung cancers
139. Acute bacterial pneumonia
caused by Legionnaire bacteria
that usually grows in the standing
water of air conditioning systems
140. A buildup of fluid in the
pleural cavity
141. Inflammation of the
membranes that cover the lungs,
known as pleura
142. Lung disease that result from
years environmental or
occupational exposure to different
types of dust; three types
143. An inflammation of the lungs
that is most often caused by a
bacterial, viral, or fungal infection
144. A collection of air in the
chest around the lungs, which
may cause atelectasis
145. A condition in which fluids fill
spaces within the lungs, making it
very difficult for the lungs to
oxygenate the blood
146. A blood clot (embolism) that
travels usually from the legs and
blocks an artery in the lungs
147. RDS meaning
148. Syndrome in which a lack of
surfactant in the lungs allows the
alveoli to collapse on exhalation,
resulting in poor oxygenation
149. A viral respiratory disease
that is very contagious and
sometimes fatal
150. SARS meaning
151. An inflammation of the
membranes lining the sinuses of
the skull
152. SIDS meaning
153. Primarily a respiratory
disease caused by various strains
of the bacterium
154. The bacterium which causes
Tuberculosis
155. A syndrome without
characteristic signs or symptoms;
usually a baby with the disorder
simply goes to sleep and never
wakes up
156. Common cold
157. Another term for common
cold
158. URI meaning
1. Ventilation
2. Delivers Oxygen
3. Removes Carbon Dioxide
4. Ventilation
5. External respiration
6. Internal respiration
7. Nose
8. Pharynx
9. Larynx 54. Alveoli 99. Bicarbonate ions

10. Trachea 55. Surfactant 100. Bicarbonate ions

11. Bronchial Tree 56. Surfactant 101. Respiratory volumes

12. Lungs 57. Surfactant 102. Tidal volume

13. Nasal septum 58. Lungs 103. Expiratory Reserve Volume

14. Nares 59. Three 104. Inspiratory Reserve Volume

15. Nasal conchae 60. Two 105. Total Lung Capacity

16. Mucous membrane 61. Pleura 106. Vital Capacity

17. Cilia 62. Connective tissue 107. Residual Volume

18. Paranasal Sinuses 63. Bronchial Tree 108. Snoring

19. Paranasal Sinuses 64. Nerves 109. Snoring

20. Paranasal Sinuses 65. Lymphatic vessels 110. Sleep Apnea

21. Paranasal Sinuses 66. Blood vessels 111. Enlargement of tonsils or

adenoids
22. Paranasal Sinuses 67. Inspiration
112. Being overweight
23. Frontal 68. Expiration
113. Alcohol consumption
24. Sphenoid 69. Inspiration
114. Nasal congestion
25. Ethmoid 70. Expiration
115. Deviated nasal septum
26. Maxillae bones 71. Inspiration
116. Mayo Clinics Sleep Disorders
27. Pharynx 72. Intercostal muscles Center
28. Larynx 73. Expiration 117. Heard from close proximity
29. Larynx 74. Expiration 118. Grade 3
30. Thyroid cartilage 75. Pulmonary ventilation 119. Grade 2
31. Epiglottic cartilage 76. Inhalation 120. Heard outside the bedroom
door with the door closed
32. Cricoid cartilage 77. Expiration
121. Lose weight
33. Thyroid cartilage 78. Medulla oblongata
122. Change sleeping position
34. Cricoid cartilage 79. Medulla oblongata
123. Avoid using alcohol or
35. Upper 80. Pons
medications that induce sleep
36. Lower 81.CO2 levels in the blood
124. Use nasal strips to widen the
37. Glottis 82. pH of the blood nasal passages

38. Stretch 83. Fear and Pain 125. Use dental devices to keep
airways open
39. Cilia 84. Inflation reflex
126. CPAP
40. Trachea 85. Coughing
127. Surgery (Uvulotomy)
41. Cartilage 86. Sneezing
128. Laser Surgery
42. Smooth muscle 87. Laughing

43. Larynx 88. Crying

44. Bronchi

129. Atelectasis

130. Allergic rhinitis

89. Hiccups
131. Asthma
45. Cilia 90. Yawning
132. Bronchitis
46. Bronchi 91. Speaking
133. Chronic Obstructive
47. Bronchioles 92. Hemoglobin Pulmonary Disease
48. Alveoli 93. Oxyhemoglobin 134. COPD
49. Bronchioles 94. Plasma 135. Emphysema
50. First branches off trachea 95. Carboxyhemoglobin 136. Influenza
51. Primary 96. Carbon dioxide 137. Laryngitis
52. Secondary 97. Water, Carbonic acid 138. Lung Cancer
53. Tertiary 98. Carbonic acid, Hydrogen and 139. Legionnaires disease
Bicarbonate ions
140. Pleural effusion

141. Pleuritis/ Pleurisy

142. Pneumoconiosis

143. Pneumonia/ Pneumonitis

144. Pneumothorax

145. Pulmonary edema

146. Pulmonary embolism

147. Respiratory Distress

Syndrome

148. RDS

149. SARS

150. Severe Acute Respiratory

Syndrome

151. Sinusitis

152. Sudden Infant Death

Syndrome

153. Tuberculosis

154. Mycobacterium tuberculosis

155. SIDS

156. Upper Respiratory (Tract)

Infection

157. Coryza

158. Upper Respiratory (Tract)

Infection