Med term chap 7.txt

• Bronchus
• What is the word part?

• Bronchus
• Word part?

• Blue
• Word part?

• Larynx- voice box
• Word part?

• Ox/i
• Ox/o
• Ox/y

• Pharynx - throat
• Word part?

• Voice- sound
• Word part?

• Pleura
• Word part?

• Breathing
• Suffix word part?

• Pneum/o
• Pneumon/o

• Lung or air
• Prefix word part?

• Pulm/o
• Pulmon/o

• Sleep
• Word part?

• Breathin
• Wp?

• Rapid
• Prefix word part?

• Chest
• Wp?

• Chest
• Suffix word part?

• Trachea
• Wp?

• Mouth
• Wp?

• Ear
• Wp?

• Involuntary contraction
• SWP?

• Nose
• WP?

• Abnormal discharge
• SWP?

• Paralysis
• SWP?

• Abnormal condition
• SWP?

• Bad; painful
• PWP?

• Blood
• WP?

• Spitting
• SWP?

• Pus
• WP?

• Bleeding
• SWP?

• Pain
• SWP

• Incomplete
• MT?

• Wind pipe
• Med term for it?

• Singular noun ending
• SWP?

• Nose
• WP?

• Near
• PWP

• Pertaining to
• SWP?

• Stretching out or enlargement
• SWP?

• Inflammation of larynx trachea and bronchi
• Med term for it?

• Dust
• Med term?

• Abnormal condition
• SWP?

• Asbestos
• Med term?

• Cotton dust
• Med term?

• Glass
• MT?

• Good
• PWP?

• Slow
• PWP?

• Breathing
• SWP?

• Without
• PWP?

• Related to blood
• SWP?

• CO2
• MT?

• Measurment
• SWP?

• Cough
• MT?

• Perform
• SWP

• Within
• PSW?

• Surgical repair
• SWP?

• Septum
• WP?

• Surgical opening
• SWP?

• Surgical incision
• SWP?

• Surgical removale
• SWP?

• Surgical opening to remve fluid
• SWP?

• Coal dust
• MT?

Wall that seperates two chambers

Form protective circle of lymphatic tissue around the entrance to the respiratory system

• Throat
• MT?

Receives air after it passes through the nose

• 1 nasopharynx
• 2 oropharynx
• 3 laryngopharynx

• Voice box
• MT?

Triangular chamber located between the pharynx and trachea

• Adams apple
• MT?

Closes off laryngopharynx so food diesnt go down the trachea and lungs

• Wind pipe
• MT?

Tube located in front of esophagus. Role to transport air to and from lungs

Formed where the trachea divides into two branches

• Air sac
• MT?

Very small grape like clusters found at the end of each bronchiole

Cavity loacted btwn lungs. Has everything including heart but no lungs

Thin moist membrane that covers the outer surface of the lungs and lines the inner surface of the rib cage

• Relating to the walls of cavity on the outside
• MT?

• Relating to the internal organs. Inner layer
• MT?

Muscle that seperates the thoracic cavity from abdomen

Act of bringing air inti and out of the lungs and excganging gases from this air

Exchange of gases within the cells of the body organs, cells, tissues

• ENT physician
• Full name?

Physician who specialized training in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and disorders of ear nose and throat and related structures of the head and neck

Physician whi soecializes in diagnosing and treating diseases and disirders of the lungs and associated tissues

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Lung disease where it is hard to breath

Airways have become inflamedn so an increase number of mucus-producing cells

Progressive loss of lung function

Chronic allergic disorder characterized by episodes of sever breathing difficulty, ciughing, and wheezing

Contraction of the smooth muscle in the walls of the bronchi and bronchioles tighten and sqeeze the airway shut

• Allergy
• MT

Acutr respiratory syndrome in children and infants. Obstruction of the larynx, hoarseness, and a barking cough

Acute bacterial infection of the throat and upper respiratory tract

• Nose bleed
• MT?

Bleeding from the nose that is usually caused by injury, excessive use of blood thinner, or bleeding disorder

• Sore throat
• MT?

• Inflammation of the pharynx
• MT?

• Paralysis of the larynx
• MT?

• Sudden spasmodic closure of the larynx
• MT?

• Loss of ability of the larynx to produce normal speech sounds
• MT?

• Any change in vocal quality, or the cracking of a boy's voice during puberty
• MT?

• Inflammation of the larynx
• MT?

• Excessive discharge of mucus from the bronchi
• MT?

• Inflammation of the pleura that produce sharp chest pain
• MT?

• Pleuritis
• The other MT?

• Pain the the pleura that occurs in relation to breathing movements
• MT?

• Accumulation of air in the pleural space causing a pressure imbalance that prevents the lung from fully expanding or can cause it to collapse
• MT?

• Collection of blood in pleural cavity
• MT?

• Coughing up of blood as a result of a pulmonary or brachial hemmorage
• MT?

• Presence of pus in the pleural cavity btwn layers of the pleural membrane
• MT?

• Collapse of part or all of a lung by blockage of the air passages or by very shallow breathing
• MT?

• Bleeding from the lungs
• MT?

• Serious infection or inflammation of the lungs in which the smallest bronchioles and alveoli fill with pus and other liquid
• MT?

• Infectious disease which usually attacks the lungs
• MT?

• Can occur when foreign substance, such as vomit, is inhaled into the lungs
• MT?

• Caused by coal dust in the lungs
• MT?

• Caused by asbestos particles in the lungs and usually occurs after working with asbestos
• MT?

• Normal breathing
• MT?

• Absence of spontaneous respiration
• MT?

• Abnormally slow rate of respiration usually less than 10 breaths per min
• MT?

• Abnormally rapid rate of respiration
• MT?

• Shortness of breath
• MT?

Difficult or labored breathing

• Pattern of alternating periods of hypopnea or apnea folliwed by hyperpnea
• MT?

• Breathng that is deeper and more rapid than is normal at rest
• MT?

• Shallow or slow respiration
• MT?

• Absence of O2 from bodys blood, tissue or gases
• MT?

• Body cant get the air needed for it to function
• MT?

• Suffocation
• MT?

• Interuption of normal breathing leads to asphyxia
• MT?

• Abnormal buildup of CO2 in the blood
• MT?

• Below normal level of O2 in the blood
• MT?

Below normal O2 level in tissue and cells

Visial examination of bronchi using bronchoscope

Visual examination ofnthe larynx

Measures physiological activity during sleep

• Cough medicine
• MT?

• External monitor place on earlobe or finfer to measure O2 saturation level
• MT?

• Inflammation of the sinuses
• MT?

Pumps air or oxy through liquid meds to turn into vapor. Inhaled by pta

• Surgical removal of larynx
• MT?

• Surgical repair of pharynx
• MT?

• Creation of surgical opening in trachea to insert tube to facilitate air or yake fluid out
• MT?

• Incision made into trachea
• MT?

• Surgical removal of a lung lobe
• MT?

• Surgucal removal of part of pleura
• MT?

• Surgical removal of part or all of a lung
• MT?

• Surgical puncture of chest wall to obtain fluid from pleural cavity
• MT?

• Surgical creation of opening into chest cavity
• MT?

• Bronchitis
• Abbre?

• Cheyne-strokes breathing
• Abbre?

• Pneumothorax
• Abbre?

• Sleep apnea syndrom
• Abbre?

• Upper respiratory infection
• Abbre?

• Chest x ray
• Abbre?

• Shortness of breath
• Abbre?