Chapter 5 Flashcards
adenoid/o
adenoids
alveol/o
alveolus
bronchi/o, bronch/o
bronchus
diaphragmat/o, phren/o
diaphragm
epiglott/o
epiglottis
laryng/o
larynx
lob/o
lobe
nas/o, rhin/o
nose
pharyng/o
pharynx
pleur/o
pleura
pneum/o, pneumat/o, pneumon/o
lung,air
pulmon/o
lung
sept/o
septum
sinus/o
sinus
thorac/o
thorax, chest, chest cavity
tonsill/o
tonsil
trache/o
trachea
atel/o
imperfect,incomplete
capn/o
carbon dioxide
hem/o, hemat/o
blood
muc/o
mucus
orth/o
straight
ox/i
oxygen
phon/o
sound,voice
py/o
pus
radi/o
x-rays, ionizing radiation
somn/o
sleep
son/o
sound
spir/o
breathe,breathing
tom/o
to cut, section, or slice
a-, an-
absence of, without
endo-
within
eu-
normal, good
poly-
many, much
tachy-
fast, rapid
-algia
pain
-ar, -ary, -eal
pertaining to
-cele
hernia or protrusion
-centesis
surgical puncture to aspirate fluid (sterile needle)
-ectasis
stretching out, dilation, expansion
-emia
blood
-gram
record, radiographic image
-graph
instrument used to record
-graphy
process of recording, radiographic imaging
-meter
instrument used to measure
-metry
measurement
-pexy
surgical fixation, suspension
-pnea
breathing
-rrhagia
rapid flow of blood
-scope
instrument used for visual examination
-scopic
pertaining to visual examination
-scopy
visual examinatioon
-spasm
sudden, involuntary muscle contraction (spasmodic contraction)
-stenosis
constriction or narrowing
-stomy
creation of an artificial opening
-thorax
chest, chest cavity
-tomy
cut into, incision
adenoiditis
inflammation of adenoids
alveolitis
inflammation of alveoli
atelectasis
incomplete expansion (of lung or portion of lung)
bronchiectasis
dilation of bronchi
bronchitis
inflammation of bronchi
bronchogenic carcinoma
cancerous tumor originating in bronchus
bronchopneumonia
diseased state of bronchi and lungs
diaphragmatocele
hernia of diaphragm
epiglottitis
inflammation of epligottis
hemothorax
blood in chest cavity
laryngitis
inflammation of larynx
larngotracheobronchitis (LTB)
inflammation of larynx, trachea, and bronchi (aka CROUP)
lobar pneumonia
pertaining to lobes; diseased state of lung
nasopharyngitis
inflammation of nose and pharynx
pharyngitis
inflammation of pharynx
pleuritis
inflammation of pleura (aka pleurisy)
pneumatocele
hernia of lung
pneumoconiosis
abnormal condition of dust in lungs
pneumonia
diseased state of lung
pneumonitis
inflammation of lung
pneumothorax
air in chest cavity, which causes collapse of lung
pulmonary neoplasm
pertaining to (in) lung, new growth
pyothorax
pus in chest cavity
rhinitis
inflammation of nose
rhinomycosis
abnormal condition of fungus in nose
rhinorrhagia
rapid flow of blood from nose
sinusitis
inflammation of sinuses
thoracalgia
pain in chest
tonsillitis
inflammation of tonsils
tracheitis
inflammation of trachea
tracheostenosis
narrowing of trachea
acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
respiratory failure as a result of disease or injury, symptoms: dyspnea, tachypnea, and cyanosis
asthma
respiratory disease characterized by coughing, wheezing, and SOB, caused by constriction and inflammation of airways that is reversible between attacks
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Progressive lung disease restricting air flow, which makes breathing difficult. Chronic bronchitis and emphysema are two main components of COPD. Most COPD is result of smoking.
coccidioidomycosis
fungal disease affecting lungs and sometimes other organs of body ( aka valley fever or cocci)
cor pulmonale
serious cardiac disease associated w/chronic lung disorders, such as emphysema
croup
condition resulting from acute obstruction of larynx, characterized by barking cough, hoarseness, and stridor; may be caused by viral or bacterial infection, allergy or foreign body (aka laryngotracheobronchitis)
cystic fibrosis
hereditary disorder of exocrine glands characterized by excess mucus production in respiratory tract, pancreatic deficiency, and other symptoms
deviated septum
one part of nasal cavity is smaller because of malformation or injury of nasal septum
emphysema
stretching of lung tissue caused by alveoli becoming distended and losing elasticity and as result, body doesn’t receive enough oxygen
epistaxis
nosebleed
idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF)
chronic progressive lung disorder characterized by increasing scarring, which ultimately reduces capacity of lungs etiology unknown
influenza
highly contagious and often sever viral infection of respiratory tract
obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
repetitive pharyngeal collapse during sleep, which leads to absence of breathing; can produce daytime drowsiness and elevated bp
pertussis
highly contagious bacterial infection of respiratory tract characterized by an acute crowing inspiration or whoop (whooping cough)
pleural effusion
fluid in pleural space caused by disease process or trauma
pulmonary edema
fluid accumulation in alveoli and bronchioles, most often a manifestations of heart failure
pulmonary embolism
matter foreign to circulation, carried to pulmonary artery and its branches, where it blocks circulation to lungs and can be fatal if sufficient size or number. Blood clots broken loose from deep veins of lower extremities are most common source of emboli
tuberculosis (TB)
infectious bacterial disease most commonly spread by inhalation of small particles and usually affecting lungs; may spread to other organs
Upper Respiratory Infection (URI)
infection of nasal cavity, pharynx, or larynx
adenoidectomy
excision of adenoids
adenotome
instrument used to cut adenoids
bronchoplasty
surgical repair of bronchus
laryngectomy
excision of larynx
laryngoplasty
surgical repair of larynx
laryngostomy
creation of an artificial opening into larynx
laryngotracheotomy
incision of larynx and trachea
lobectomy
excision of lob
pleuropexy
surgical fixation of pleura
pneumonectomy
excision of lung
rhinoplasty
surgical repair of nose
septoplasty
surgical repair of nasal septum
septotomy
incision of nasal septum
sinusotomy
incision into sinus
thoracocentesis
surgical puncture to aspirate fluid from chest caviety
thoracotomy
incision into chest cavity
tonsillectomy
excision of tonsils
tracheoplasty
surgical repair of trachea
tracheostomy
creation of artificial opening into trachea
tracheotomy
incision into trachea
bronchoscope
instrument used for visual examination of bronchi
bronchoscopy
visual examination of bronchi
endoscope
instrument used for visual examination within
endoscopic
pertaining to visual examination within
endoscopy
visual examination within
laryngoscope
instrument used for visual examination of larynx
laryngoscopy
visual examination of larynx
radiograph
record of x-rays
radiography
process of recording x-rays
sonogram
record of sound
sonography
process of recording sound
thoracoscope
instrument used for visual examination of chest cavity
thoracoscopy
visual examination of chest cavity
tomography
process of recording slices
capnometer
instrument used to measure carbon dioxide
oximeter
instrument used to measure oxygen
spirometer
instrument used to measure breathing
spirometry
measurement of breathing
polysomnography
process of recording many (tests)) during sleep
acapnia
condition of absence of carbon dioxide
alveolar
pertaining to alveolus
anoxia
condition of absence of oxygen
aphonia
condition of absence of voice
apnea
absence of breathing
bronchoalveolar
pertaining to bronchi and alveoli
bronchospasm
spasmodic contraction of bronchi
diaphragmatic
pertaining to diaphragm
dysphonia
condition of difficult speaking
dyspnea
difficult breathing
endotracheal
pertaining to within trachea
eupnea
normal breathing
hypercapnia
condition of excessive carbon dioxide
hyerpnea
excessive breathing
hypocapnia
condition of deficient carbon dioxide
hypopnea
deficient breathing
hypoxemia
deficient oxygen in blood
hypoxia
condition of deficient oxygen
intrapleural
pertaining to within pleura
laryngeal
pertaining to larynx
laryngospasm
spasmodic contraction of larynx
mucoid
resembling mucus
mucous
pertaining to mucus
nasopharyngeal
pertaining to nose and pharynx
orthopnea
able to breath easier in upright position
phrenalgia
pain in diaphragm
phrenospasm
spasm of diaphragm
pulmonary
pertaining to lungs
pulmonologist
physician who studies and treats disease of lung
pulmonology
study of lung
radiologist
physician who specializes in use of x-rays, ultrasound, and magnetic fields in diagnosis and treatment of disease
radiology
study of x-rays
rhinorrhea
discharge from nose
tachypnea
rapid breathing
thoracic
pertaining to chest
airway
passageway by which air enters and leaves lungs as well as mechanical device used to keep air passageway unobstructed
asphyxia
deprivation of oxygen for tissue use; suffocation
aspirate
to withdraw fluid or suction fluid
bronchocontrictor
agent causing narrowing of bronchi
bronchodilator
agent causing bronchi to widen
crackles
discontinuous sounds heard primarily with stethoscope during inspirations that resemble sound of rustling celllophane
hyperventilation
ventilation of lungs beyond normal body needs
hypoventilation
ventilation of lungs that does not fulfill body’s gas exchange
mucopurulent
containing both mucus and pus
mucus
slimy fluid secreted by mucous membranes
nebulizer
device that creates a mist used to deliver medication for giving respiratory treatment
nosocomial infection
infection acquired during hospitalization
paroxysm
periodic, sudden attack
patent
allowing passage of air
rhonchi
low-pitched with snoring quality, breath sounds hear w/stethoscope
sputum
mucous secretion from lungs, bronchi, and trachea
stridor
harsh, high-pitched breath sound heard on inspirations; indicates an acute laryngeal obstruction
ventilator
mechanical devise used to assist with or substitute for breathing