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CLA 131 exam 3 Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Update The combining form that refers to the windpipe is - Answers trache/o The combining form sept/o has approximately the same meaning as the combining form - Answers phragm/o The suffix that refers to breath or breathing is - Answers -pnea The suffix that refers to coughing up material is - Answers -ptysis The suffix that refers to dilation or expansion is - Answers -ectasis The combining form that refers to the opening of the windpipe is - Answers glott/o The combining form that refers to pus is - Answers py/o The combining form that specifically refers to fungus is - Answers myco/o The combining form that refers to a specific type of fungus is - Answers coccidioid/o The suffix that refers to dripping is - Answers -staxis A patient with hypercapnia would specifically have - Answers too much carbon dioxide Hypoxemia is best described as a condition of - Answers insufficient oxygen in the blood The condition of orthopnea refers to a patient who - Answers is comfortable breathing only when propped upright A patient who has apnea has - Answers abnormal long pauses between breaths A patient with atelectasis has - Answers collapse of alveoli A patient who has coryza has a - Answers cold The condition of empyema or pyothorax refers to - Answers pus in the pleural cavity A patient who is diagnosed with coccidioidomycosis has - Answers a fungal infection of the lungs A patient with hemoptysis - Answers is coughing up or expectorating bloody sputum A child diagnosed with pertussis has - Answers whooping cough A blood clot that has traveled from its site of origin and settled in the circulatory system of the lungs is called a/n - Answers pulmonary embolus Narrowing of the trachea is called - Answers tracheostenosis A medicine that breaks up mucus in the chest to allow it to be coughed up is a/n - Answers expectorant A patient with normal breathing has - Answers eupnea The sudden onset of sharp pain or a convulsion is called a - Answers paroxysm Infants and small children often get croup with a harsh barking cough. The term for this condition is - Answers laryngotracheobronchitis In order to create an opening into the windpipe to allow for mechanical ventilation, the physician would perform a - Answers tracheostomy A patient who had a traumatic injury to her nose, causing it to deviate to one side, might have a _________ to help in her breathing. - Answers septoplasty A patient with a sore throat would likely have _________ - Answers pharyngitis A patient who stops breathing for several seconds at a time while sleeping has - Answers sleep apnea The correct spelling for the medical term that means coughing up blood is _ - Answers hemoptysis The correct spelling for a sudden sharp pain or convulsion is - Answers paroxysm The correct spelling for widening of the bronchi is - Answers bronchiectasis The correct spelling for whooping cough is - Answers pertussis The correct spelling for an ENT specialist is - Answers otorhinolaryngologist The correct spelling of the process of inserting a needle into the thoracic cavity to remove excess fluid or blood is - Answers pleurocentesis The correct spelling for the process of reviving a person, as in CPR, is cardiopulmonary - Answers resuscitation The acronym that refers to breathing difficulty in a newborn is - Answers NRDS The correct spelling for the process of cutting into the windpipe is - Answers The correct spelling for the process of cutting into the windpipe is The proper phonetic pronunciation of oximetry is - Answers ok SIM eh tree The combining form that refers to the anus or rectum is - Answers proct/o The combining form that refers to bile or gall is - Answers chol/e The combining form that refers to saliva is - Answers sial/o

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CLA 131 exam 3 Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Update 2025-2026

The combining form that refers to the windpipe is - Answers trache/o

The combining form sept/o has approximately the same meaning as the combining form -
Answers phragm/o

The suffix that refers to breath or breathing is - Answers -pnea

The suffix that refers to coughing up material is - Answers -ptysis

The suffix that refers to dilation or expansion is - Answers -ectasis

The combining form that refers to the opening of the windpipe is - Answers glott/o

The combining form that refers to pus is - Answers py/o

The combining form that specifically refers to fungus is - Answers myco/o

The combining form that refers to a specific type of fungus is - Answers coccidioid/o

The suffix that refers to dripping is - Answers -staxis

A patient with hypercapnia would specifically have - Answers too much carbon dioxide

Hypoxemia is best described as a condition of - Answers insufficient oxygen in the blood

The condition of orthopnea refers to a patient who - Answers is comfortable breathing only
when propped upright

A patient who has apnea has - Answers abnormal long pauses between breaths

A patient with atelectasis has - Answers collapse of alveoli

A patient who has coryza has a - Answers cold

The condition of empyema or pyothorax refers to - Answers pus in the pleural cavity

A patient who is diagnosed with coccidioidomycosis has - Answers a fungal infection of the
lungs

A patient with hemoptysis - Answers is coughing up or expectorating bloody sputum

A child diagnosed with pertussis has - Answers whooping cough

A blood clot that has traveled from its site of origin and settled in the circulatory system of the
lungs is called a/n - Answers pulmonary embolus

Narrowing of the trachea is called - Answers tracheostenosis

, A medicine that breaks up mucus in the chest to allow it to be coughed up is a/n - Answers
expectorant

A patient with normal breathing has - Answers eupnea

The sudden onset of sharp pain or a convulsion is called a - Answers paroxysm

Infants and small children often get croup with a harsh barking cough. The term for this
condition is - Answers laryngotracheobronchitis

In order to create an opening into the windpipe to allow for mechanical ventilation, the physician
would perform a - Answers tracheostomy

A patient who had a traumatic injury to her nose, causing it to deviate to one side, might have a
_________ to help in her breathing. - Answers septoplasty

A patient with a sore throat would likely have _________ - Answers pharyngitis

A patient who stops breathing for several seconds at a time while sleeping has - Answers sleep
apnea

The correct spelling for the medical term that means coughing up blood is _ - Answers
hemoptysis

The correct spelling for a sudden sharp pain or convulsion is - Answers paroxysm

The correct spelling for widening of the bronchi is - Answers bronchiectasis

The correct spelling for whooping cough is - Answers pertussis

The correct spelling for an ENT specialist is - Answers otorhinolaryngologist

The correct spelling of the process of inserting a needle into the thoracic cavity to remove
excess fluid or blood is - Answers pleurocentesis

The correct spelling for the process of reviving a person, as in CPR, is cardiopulmonary -
Answers resuscitation

The acronym that refers to breathing difficulty in a newborn is - Answers NRDS

The correct spelling for the process of cutting into the windpipe is - Answers The correct
spelling for the process of cutting into the windpipe is

The proper phonetic pronunciation of oximetry is - Answers ok SIM eh tree

The combining form that refers to the anus or rectum is - Answers proct/o

The combining form that refers to bile or gall is - Answers chol/e

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