The Respiratory System 4 Jeopardy Template

Common Disorders	What am I	Functions	Think like a Doctor
100 What is Asthma The spasm and narrowing of airways	100 Mouth/Nose I am the first part of the Respiratory system	100 To filter out dust particles in the air What is the function of the nose	100 Because you wouldn't be able to remove waste products Why can't we just continually inhale air to constantly provide oxygen to our cells
200 What is URI Infection of the trachea, larynx, throat, or nose	200 Larynx I contain the vocal cords	200 Bronchioles What is the sub-division of the bronchi	200 Because the alveoli increase the total surface area allowing for greater oxygen exchange Why does oxygen exchange happen with a bunch of tiny alveoli and not with the entire lung
300 infection of the lungs usually caused by bacteria What is Pneumonia	300 Alveoli I am the tiny air sacs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide	300 To prevent food from entering the trachea What is the function of the epiglottis	300 It is so that the mouth can be used for taste, mechanical digestion, and talking. While the nose can be used for smelling, and filtration. What is the purpose of having both a mouth cavity and a nasal cavity if the epiglottis separates food and air.
400 When alveoli become stretched out and are unable to remove pollutants What is Emphysema	400 Trachea I connect the Pharynx and Larynx to the Bronchial tubes and lungs	400 Diaphragm What is the muscle that divides the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity	400 COPD, Asthma, Emphysema I am a 54 year old woman. Lately I've been noticing that I have a lack of breath when doing simple activities. I have had frequent headaches and have been irritable. I quit smoking last month. What do I have? Name 2 possible disorders affecting her breath
500 A running nose What is Rhinorrhea	500 Paranasal sinuses I directly follow the nasal cavity but come before the Pharynx	500 They help warm, filter and moisten the air What is the function of the paranasal sinuses	500 When the diaphragm muscle relaxes it expands the chest cavity creating negative pressure. This allows air to flow into the lungs. Which the diaphragm contracts the lung cavity is constricted, this forces air out of the lungs. Knowing that positive pressure forces air out and negative pressure pulls air in, describe the process by which the diaphragm assist with breathing.

The Respiratory System

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