Question

1. Word Match: From the list of words provided, enter in the table below the word that best describes each of the listed meanings

Alveoli	Congestion	Pleura
Anthracosis	Exudate	Pneumocytes
Bronchiole	Fibrin	Sequelae
Bronchus	Metamyelocytes	Suppuration

Term	Meaning
	The process of forming puss that can occur during the process of eliminating stimulus of inflammation.
	Abnormal accumulation of blood or other fluids in blood vessel or body part.
	Cells and fluids that has seeped out of blood vessels or an organ.
	Small sacs within the lungs that allows oxygen and carbon dioxide to move between lungs and bloodstream.
	Cells lining the alveoli of the lungs – also called alveolar cells.
	Carbon pigment in the lung.
	Smaller branches of airway passages from bronchi in lungs leading to alveoli.
	Major airway passages within the lungs – these branch off to become smaller passages called bronchiole.
	Protein involved in clotting of blood. Generated from fibrinogen via action of thrombin. Polymerisation of fibrin with platelets forms clot over a wound.
	Cell undergoing maturation towards a granulocyte or granulopoiesis. Occurs primarily in the bone marrow.
	Membranes surrounding the lungs. Visceral pleura surrounds lungs and parietal pleura lines the inner chest wall.
	The condition that arises as a consequence of a previous injury, disease or therapy.

Answer 1

Ans)

Term	Meaning
Suppuration	The process of forming puss that can occur during the process of eliminating stimulus of inflammation.
Congestion	Abnormal accumulation of blood or other fluids in blood vessel or body part.
Exudate	Cells and fluids that has seeped out of blood vessels or an organ.
Alveoli	Small sacs within the lungs that allows oxygen and carbon dioxide to move between lungs and bloodstream.
Pneumatocytes	Cells lining the alveoli of the lungs – also called alveolar cells.
Anthracosis	Carbon pigment in the lung.
Branchioles	Smaller branches of airway passages from bronchi in lungs leading to alveoli.
Bronchus	Major airway passages within the lungs – these branch off to become smaller passages called bronchiole.
Fibrin	Protein involved in clotting of blood. Generated from fibrinogen via action of thrombin. Polymerisation of fibrin with platelets forms clot over a wound.
Metamyeolocyte	Cell undergoing maturation towards a granulocyte or granulopoiesis. Occurs primarily in the bone marrow.
Pleura	Membranes surrounding the lungs. Visceral pleura surrounds lungs and parietal pleura lines the inner chest wall.
Sequeale	The condition that arises as a consequence of a previous injury, disease or therapy.