Chapter 6- Respiratory System Flashcards
Rhin-o
Nose
Nas-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Nose
Nas-us
Sin(us)-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Sinus
Sept-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Septum
Sept-um
Antr-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Antrum
Antr-um
Pharyng-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Pharynx
Pharynx
Nas-o-pharyng-o
Rhin-o-pharyng-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Nasopharynx
Nas-o-pharynx
Epi-glott(id)-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Epiglottis
Epi-glott-is
Laryng-o
What is it’s latin form?
Larynx
Larynx
Trach-e-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Trachea
Trach-e-a
Bronch-o
Bronch-i
What is it’s Latin form?
Bronchus
Bronch-us
Pne-um(on)-o
What is it mostly?
Lung; air
Most often lung
Pulm(on)-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Lung
Pulmo
Pleur-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Pleura
Pleur-a
Phren-o
Diaphragm
Dia-phragm(at)-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Diaphragm
Dia-phragma
Medi-ast-in-o
What is it’s Latin form?
Mediastinum
Medi-ast-in-um
Spir-o
Breathing
Pne-o
Breathing
Pne-um(at)-o
What is it most commonly?
Air; lung
Most commonly air
X-ul-us Or a or um X-(i)-cul-us Or a or um X-ell-us Or a or um X-ill-us Or a or um X-ol-us Or a or um
A little x
Masculine plural ending for x-us
-i
Feminine plural ending for x-a
-ae
Neuter plural ending for x-um or x-on
-a
Or
-ia
Masculine-feminine plural ending for x-s or x-is
-es
Neuter plural ending for x-e
X-ia
Pneumencephalon
A collection of air in the brain
