Name that structure
What's in it?
Lung diseases
How do you treat that?
Miscellaneous
100

This is also called the windpipe. What is the medical term for this structure?

Trachea

100

I have cilia, and I house mucus inside. What part of the respiratory anatomy am I?

Nose

100

This condition causes strained vocal cords; you should stop talking and rest your voice. What condition might I have?

Laryngitis


100

What position is best to treat a bleeding nose?

Head forward, not tilted back.
100

What is epistaxis?

Nose bleed

200

This cartilage divides the nose from left to right. What is the name of this cartilage?

Septum

200

What is the oxygen concentration of room air? (In percentage)

21%

200

This causes a large amount of snot to come from the nose. It could be viral or bacterial and is definitely associated with inflammation. What condition am I?

Rhinitis

200

What is the best way to treat a virus, like influenza?

Treat the symptoms.

200

What's the name of the sensory receptors that allow you to smell?

Olfactory

300

At the end of the trachea, it bifurcates. It becomes 2 other branches to the "respiratory tree". What is my name?

Bronchi/bronchus

300

What muscle is right below the lungs and heart in the thoracic cavity that allows you to take a deep breath?

Diaphragm

300

If I have inflammation of the bronchioles, what disease process might I have?

Asthma

300
What part of the lungs is actually inflamed during an asthmatic attack?

Bronchioles

300

What is the leaflike cartilage over the voicebox?

Epiglottis

400

This layer of tissue surrounds the lungs. It is the closest layer to the lungs. What is my name?

Visceral pleura

400

The nasal cavity of the respiratory system has 3 jobs. Name one of them.

1. Warms air

2. Filters air

3. Moistens air

400

Smoking can cause this terminal disease and tumors. What could smoking cause?

Lung cancer

400

Briefly explain where external respiration occurs.

At the level of the alveoli.

400

How many lung lobes are on the right side?

3

500

What is the name of the structure in the brain that controls breathing and your heartbeat?

Medulla oblongata (brain stem)

500

These structures are at the end of every bronchiole?

Alveoli

500

This chronic disease is usually caused by smoking or secondhand inhaled smoke in the home. What disease am I?

Emphysema

500

Best advice you can give to treat laryngitis?

Stop talking/ treat the symptoms.

500

What is the primary trigger for you to take a breath?

Carbon dioxide

600
This respiratory structure is also part of the digestive system. What is my name?

Pharynx

600

What is the acronym for remembering part of the respiratory anatomy in order from the throat to the windpipe?

P L E T

"People like eating tomatoes."

600

What part of the lungs actually have the pneuomonia condition?

Alveoli

600

What is the number 1 way to prevent lung cancer?

Don't smoke or have secondhand smoke around you or your children.

600

When does biological death begin to occur?

After 4-6 minutes of no circulation or respirations.