Upper & Lower Respiratory Tracts Vocabulary
Examinations & Procedures related to the Respiratory System
Patient education related to the Respiratory system
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is a breathing disorder in which a person repeatedly stops breathing during sleep.

Obstructive sleep apnea

100

Crackles, rales, are rattling sounds that are heard during respiration...This is often found in patients that have what type of condition?

(COPD) Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

100

A nutritious diet and proper hydration help protect the respiratory system against what?

Illness and disease, and maintaining lung function.

100

Exercise and cold air can trigger asthma symptoms for some people.

True.

100

The vocal cords are located where?

larynx.

200

is a chronic, progressive disease. (COPD)

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

200

The most common pulmonary function test is...

Spirometry

200

What does exercising do for the respiratory system?

Preserves lung function and improves lung capacity.

200

Fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss are symptoms of tuberculosis.

True.

200
What's the difference between bronchus and bronchioles?

the bronchus leads into the lungs while the bronchioles subdivide into smaller airways.

300

is a condition in which the bronchial tubes are abnormally enlarged.

Bronchiectasis

300

The patient is asked to breathe in several different ways and the spirometer records the results..Give at least 3 of those measurements.

Tidal volume, residual volume, total lung capacity, vital capacity, forced vital capacity, and Peak expiratory flow rate.

300

Why is it important to avoid toxins?

Smoke can damage the respiratory system.

300

Getting a Covid-19 vaccines reduces the risk of serious illness and death.

True

300

The alveoli is surrounded by ?

Capillaries

400

is a chronic disease of the lungs and also usually results from cigarette smoking.

Emphysema

400

What should the MA inform the patient about before a pulmonary function test?

The patient should wear loose clothing, and should avoid eating a heavy meal or smoking for at least two hours before the test.

400

Cigarette smoking and vaping can lead to what?

heart and lung injury and disease.

400

Bronchitis is mainly influenza.

False.

400

Where are the tonsils located at?

oropharynx

500

interstitial lung disease, is a disease caused by inhalation of dust.

Pneumoconiosis

500

What 3 types of measurements are used for when using a peak flow meter?

Green zone, yellow zone, red zone.

500

Why is it important that caregivers should be aware of or prepare food for small children?

To prevent choking hazards.

500

SIDS is a form of sleep apnea.

False.

500

inflammation of the mucous membranes lining the nasal passages.

rhinitis.
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