Medical Quiz

Respiratory Quiz

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shortness of breath, wheezing , chest tightness , is the symptoms of

A. Tuberculosis

B. Asthma

C. Bronchitis

D. Lung Cancer


A patient with a tracheostomy should always have what items at bedside

A. glass of water

B. obturator

C. spare trach

D. B and C


(asthma) When an allergen is inhaled, which cell is activated through engulfing this particle?

A. Mast cell

B. Columnar epithelium cells

C. Dendritic Cells

D. T Helper Cells


Who can NOT intubate patients in EAMC

A. respiratory therapists

B. Physicians

C. Nurse


Extrinsic asthma is triggered by…

A. A Joke

B. Peanuts

C. Stressful Situations

D. Environment (allergens)


Diffusion occurs when the exchange of gases between alveoli and the capillary bed.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


What kind of animal that breathe using Trachea ?

A. Fish

B. Bear

C. Mamals

D. Insect


Cockroach breathe using ?

A. Trachea

B. Gills

C. Lungs

D. Heart


Which of the following refers to a condition in which your airways narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus?

A. Asthma

B. Bronchitis

C. Emphysema

D. Sinusitis


Whale breathe using ?

A. Gills

B. Lungs

C. Trachea

D. Nostril


What is not part of the 4 phases of Respiration?

A. Ventilation

B. Oxygenation

C. Perfusion

D. Transportation


What does chemokines do?

A. Generate energy within the cells

B. Destroy the pathogen by breaking it down

C. Attract T Helper 2 Cells

D. Reduce blood flow to the area


When will our chest become smaller?

A. Inhale

B. Exhale

C. Do nothing

D. Contain water vapor


(asthma) once the dendritic cell has been activated, which cells secrete thymic stromal lymphocytes?

A. Columnar Epithelial Cells

B. IgE antibodies

C. T Helper 2 Cells

D. Mast Cells


When we breathe in air what happend in our diaphragm ?

A. Pleura

B. relaxes

C. fell of

D. Contracts


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