What does the respiratory system do?

It provides oxygen and eliminates carbon dioxide.

Cardio vascular drift is .......

A rise in heart rate at steady state exercise

during inspiration, air passes ........

into the nose and mouth, through the mouth and nose.

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1
Which disease destroys alveoli?
emphysema
asthma
Bronchitis
lung cancer
2
Proprioceptors pick up changes in......
pressure
temperature
pH
movement
3
What lines the body cavities that open to the outside of the body?
mucous membranes
transmission
direct contact
portal of exit
4
high pitched whistling sound
gurgling
wheezing
rales
cheyne-stokes
5
absence of respiration
tachypnea
rales
dyspnea
apnea
6
What describes how the pathogen travels?
causative agent
mode of transmission
surgical asepsis
malnutrition
7
What is the 2nd link in the chain of infection which is where the pathogen lives and grows?
portal of exit
reservoir
mode of transmission
susceptible host
8
a muscular sheet separating the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity.
diafram
diaphragm
diaphram
diapragm
9
what are microorganisms found in the human blood that cause infection and disease?
jaundice
resistant
bloodborne pathogens
exposure control
10
Smoking causes extensive damage to the _______________.
respiratory system
repatory system
respieratory system
respertory system
11
a condition that prevents the body from properly absorbing and expelling gases
empysema
emphysema
emphysima
emfysema
12
Whats one of the best way to prevent the spread of MRSA and VRE?
avoiding the resident
medical asepsis
hand washing/hygiene
wearing a mask
13
What can you infer about emphysema?
It destroys the alveoli.
It decreases the amount of oxygen in the blood.
It is caused by second-hand smoke.
It makes the alveoli grow uncontrollably.
14
What process kills pathogens, but not all pathogens?
sterilization
disinfection
isolate
disposable
15
What is the name of your nose holes?
nostls
nostrels
nostrals
nostrils
16
What type of infection affects the entire body?
systemic infection
pathogen
localized infection
staph infection
17
This is a small part that makes up lining tissue
epithelial cell
alveoli
lung
bronchial tube
18
slow respiration
dyspnea
apnea
bradypnea
tachypnea
19
Another name for fever is
afebrile
High temperature
Pyrexia
Homeostasis
20
Another name for low blood pressure iscalled:
hyperglycemia
hypotension
hypoglycemia
hypertension
21
bluish discoloration of the skin
cheyne-stokes
cynosis
paleness
rales
22
Which of these is not a form of CHD?
Atherosclerosis
Angina
Arteriosclerosis
Arthritis
23
condition where the heart is to weak to pump enough blood to produce a pulse
homeostasis
volume
pulse deficit
respiration
24
difficulty breathing
orthopnea
tachypnea
bradypnea
dyspnea
25
the organ used to breathe
lungs
nose
mouth
heart
26
How many times can gloves be worn?
2
who wears gloves?
as many times as needed
1
27
What artery is used to check blood pressure?
brachial
carotid
femoral
radial
28
What means treating blood and body fluids as if they are infected?
standard precautions
sharps
transmission
chain of infection
29
What does the respiratory system do?
it provides oxygen and eliminates carbon dioxide.
it provides oxygen and eliminates carbon dioxide
It provides oxygen and eliminates carbo dioxide.
It provides oxygen and eliminates carbon dioxide.
30
What kind of infection is limited to a specific location in the body?
chain of infection
localized infection
systemic infection
infection prevention
31
the gas that people breathe in
nitrogen
carbon monoxide
carbon dioxide
oxygen
32
the sacs that bring oxygen into the bloodstream
alveol
alvli
alveoli
alveolee
33
What is another word for inspiration?
inhale
breathe
breathing
exhale
34
What is a body opening on an uninfected person that allows pathogens to enter?
causative agent
portal of entry
resevoir
direct contact
35
what is diastolic blood pressure?
right ventricle relaxes
left ventricle contracts
left ventricle relaxes
right ventricle contracts
36
abnormal pattern of breathing
cheyne-stokes
dysnpea
apnea
wheezing
37
Andy says this is his guilty pleasure
Beer
Poetry
Hawaian shirts
Musicals
38
What is systolic blood pressure
right ventricle relaxes
left ventricle contracts
left ventricle relaxes
right ventricle contracts
39
a constant state of natural balance
homeostasis
axillary
hypothermia
hyperthermia
40
What is the condition in which there is an inadequate amount of fluid in the body?
isolation
transmission
dehydration
malnutrition
41
What is a tiny living thing that is only visible under a microscope?
microorganism
resevoir
infection
membranes
42
Cardio vascular drift is .......
Lung pressure increasing
Blood drifting from atrium to ventricle
The respiratory muscle pump
A rise in heart rate at steady state exercise
43
during inspiration, air passes ........
into the nose and mouth
through the mouth and nose.
out of the mouth and nose
out of the nose and mouth
44
A pulse site in the side of the neck is called the
Carotid
Femoral
Brachial
Radial
45
The pace maker that sends out the impulse in the conduction system of the heart is known as..
AV node
SA node
Bundle of his
Purkinje Fibres
46
How is the blood pressure reading recorded?
diastolic/pulse
diastolic/systolic
systolic/pulse
systolic/diastolic
47
What stores Oxygen in the muscle?
Myoglobin
Glycogen
Fibres
Haemoglobin
48
What does it mean to not get the proper nutrition?
malnutrition
infectious
obesity
dehydration
49
The normal range for Blood pressure is
200/100 or less
150/90 or less
100/59 or less
139/89 or less
50
The set of methods used to prevent and control the spread of disease is......
chain of infection
infection prevention
systemic infection
microorganism
51
Regular aerobic training will lead to ....
a smaller heart
Cardiac hypertrophy
High resting heart rate
Decreased lung volumes
52
What is always the final step after removing PPE?
put gown in washer
throw gloves away
take mask off
wash your hands
53
What is another name for trachea?
windpipe
voicebox
pharynx
larynx
54
What is the measure that destroys all microorganisms, including pathogens?
disposable
MDROs
disinfection
sterilization
55
The normal range for pulse is
60-100
65-85
50-90
70-110
56
What link in the chain of infection allows the pathogen to leave?
direct contact
transmission
resevoir
portal of exit
57
Ablood pressure above 140/90 is called
Hypotension
Hypertension
Hypoglycemia
Hyperglycemia
58
What is another word for expiration?
exhale
exhalee
inhalee
inhale
59
Constant pressure of the wall of the arteries is called
Pulse
Temperature
Blood Pressure
Respiration
60
The normal range for oral body temperature is
34-35.9
36.1-37.2
95-100
37-38
61
bubbling or noisy sound caused by fluids
dyspnea
rales
wheezing
cheyne-stokes
62
a condition in which cells in the lungs grow uncontrollably
pneumonia
emphysema
asthma
lung cancer
63
During exercise the A-V difference will...
Remain the same
Decrease
Increase
64
Venous return will have a direct affect on....
Systolic pressure
Heart rate
AV pressure
Stroke volume
65
difficult to breathe when sitting
orthopnea
dyspnea
apnea
wheezing
66
temperature taken with a tympanic thermometer that is place in the ear
oral temperature
rectal temperature
auxiliary temperature
aural temperature
67
rapid respiration
dyspnea
orthopnea
tachypnea
Bradypnea
68
What is another word for larynx?
windpipe
lung
voice box
tube
69
What is the correct order when donning PPE?
gown, gloves, mask
mask, gown, gloves
gown, mask, gloves
gloves, mask, gown
70
The normal range for respiration is (ADULT)
12-20
20=30
8-15
25-50
71
What does it mean to keep something separate/by itself?
throw away
sharps
move out
isolate
72
Pulse is defined as the pressure of the _____________ against the wall of a ___________
blood, heart
heart, artery
blood, artery
artery, heart
73
A pulse described as regular or irregular by its
pulse deficit
Rhythm
Rate
Volume
74
The most accurate method for taking a temperature is
temporal
oral
aural
rectal
75
the passage that carries air from the windpipe to the lungs
bronchial tube
larynx
trachea
windpipe
76
A pulse rate over 100 BPM is called?
Bradycardia
hypocardia
Tachycardia
Hypercardia
77
Nerves that speed up heart rate are known as ...
Parasympathetic nerves
Medulla nerves
Spinal nerves
Sympathetic nerves
78
What gas is raised in emphysema?
carbon monoxide
Nitrogen
carbon dioxide
Oxygen
79
Measurement of balance of heat lost and heat gain is?
Pulse
Blood Pressure
Temperature
Respiration
80
Which of the following adds gases to the blood?
bronchial tubes
epithelial cells
lungs
alveoli
81
Andys favorite genre of music is
Pop
Rap
Rock
Metal
82
When veins are constricted during exercise, this is caused by .........
Starlings law of the heart
The valves
The venous muscle pump
The skeletal muscle pump

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