Ch.5 Disease&Disorder Terms Flashcards
pleuritis
inflammation of the pleura
nasopharyngitis
inflammation of the nose & pharynx
pneumothorax
air in the chest
atelectasis
incomplete expansion
rhinomycosis
abnormal condition of fungus in the nose
tracheostenosis
narrowing of the trachea
epiglottitis
inflammation of the epiglottis
thoracalgia
pain in the chest
pansinusitis
inflammation of all the sinuses
pulmonary neoplasm
pertaining to (in) the lung, new growth (tumor)
bronchiectasis
dilation of the bronchi
tonsillitis
inflammation of the tonsils
pneumonoconiosis
abnormal condition of dust in the lungs
bronchopneumonia
diseased state of the bronchi & lungs
pneumonitis
inflammation of the lungs
laryngitis
inflammation of the larynx
pneumatocele
hernia of the lung
pyothorax
pus in the chest
rhinorrhagia
rapid flow blood from nose
bronchitis
inflammation of the bronchi
pharyngitis
inflammation of the pharynx
tracheitis
inflammation of the trachea
laryngotracheobronchitis
inflammation of the larynx, trachea, & bronchi
adenoiditis
inflammation of the adenoids
hemothorax
blood in the chest
lobar pneumonia
pertaining to the lobe(s), diseased state of the lung
rhinitis
inflammation of the nose
bronchogenic carcinoma
cancerous tumor originating in the bronchus
alveolitis
inflammation of the alveolus
pneumonia
diseased state of the lung
acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
respiratory failure as a result of disease/injury (aka adult respiratory distress syndrome)
asthma
caused by restriction of airways that is reversible b/t attacks
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
progressive lung disease that restricts air flow; mostly caused by cigarette smoking
coccidiomycosis
fungal disease affecting lungs & other organs (aka valley fever or cocci)
cor pumonale
a serious cardiac disease associated w/chronic lung disorders
croup
condition resulting from an acte obstruction of the larynx
cystic fibrosis
a hereditary disorder characterized by excess mucous in the resp. system
deviated septum
one part of nasal cavity is smaller then the other because of malformation or injury
emphysema
alveoli become distended & lose elasticity
epistaxis
nosebleed
influenza
caused by a virus (aka flu)
Legionnaire disease
lobar pneumonia caused by the bacterium “Legionella pneumophila”
obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
repetitive pharyngeal collapse during sleep leads to absence of breathing
pertussis
contagious bacterial infection of resp. tract; acute crowing or whoop (aka whooping cough)
pleural effusion
fluid in pleural space caused by disease/trauma
pulmonary edema
fluid accumulation in alveoli & bronchioles
pulmonary embolism (PE)
foreign material, carried to the pulmonary artery, where it blocks circulation to the lungs
tuberculosis (TB)
infectious disease caused by acid-fast bacillus; spread by inhalation of small particles & affects lungs
upper respiratory infection (URI)
infection of nasal cavity, pharynx, or larynx (aka cold)
diaphragmatocele
hernia of the diaphragm