1. Respiratory Jeopardy
Aka “I can’t breath”

2. What happens when Po > Pi
What is inhale?

3. Chronic disease usually of older people who have inhaled harmful substances. Results from destroyed alveoli and decrease of surface area
What is emphysema?

4. Primary control of respiratory rate
What is carbon dioxide levels?

5. 2 movements that cause increase in lung volume
What are lifting ribs and contracting diaphragm?

6. Tube smaller than Bronchi ( spelling counts)
What are Bronchiole

7. Anatomy name for Adam’s apple
What is thyroid cartilage?

8. Another word for exhalation starting with “e” ( spelling counts)
What is expiration?

9. Amount of air moved during a normal respiratory cycle
What is tidal volume?

10. When does Po = Pi
What is neither inhaling or exhaling?

11. Reason bronchioles have no cartilage and smooth muscle
What is “to shunt air into different areas”?

12. Number of Primary Bronchi
What is 2 ( L and R)?

13. No oxygen to the tissue
What is anoxia?

14. Disease where the airways constrict and fill with mucus
What is asthma?

15. Entry of air into space between ribs and lungs
What is pneumothorax?

16. Blockage of pulmonary artery with clot or bubbles or foreign object
What is pulmonary embolism?

17. Inflammation of lining of the bronchial tubes
What is bronchitis?

18. Low oxygen level in tissue
What is hypoxia?

19. Filters out foreign debris near external nares
What are guard hairs?

20. When Po< Pi
What is exhalation?

21. Amount of air you cannot move in/out of lungs
What is residual volume?

22. Number of lobes of lung on right side
What is 3?

23. Structure of airway inferior to larynx
What is trachea?

24. Sight of gas exchange ( spelling counts)
What is alveoli?

25. Disease where mucus in respiratory tract is too thick to be moved by cilia
What is cystic fibrosis?

26. Opening to larynx, superior to vocal chords
What is glottis?

27. Final jeopardy:4 parts of total lung capacity ( think of graph)
What is Insp. res., Exp. res., Tidal volume, and Residual volume