Chapter 7 - Respitatory System Flashcards
nas/o (upper respiratory tract)
nose
ex. nas/al: pertaining to the nose
rhin/o (upper respiratory tract)
nose
ex. rhino/o/plasty: surgical repair of the nose
sept/o (upper respiratory tract)
septum
ex. sept/o/plasty: surgical repair of the septum
sinus/o (upper respiratory tract)
sinus, cavity
ex. sinus/o/tomy: incision of any of the sinuses
adenoid/o (upper respiratory tract)
adenoids
ex. adenoid/ectomy: excision of adenoids
tonsill/o (upper respiratory tract)
tonsils
ex. peri/tonsill/ar: pertaining to the area around the tonsils
pharyng/o (upper respiratory tract)
pharynx (throat)
ex. pharyng/o/scope: instrument for examining the pharynx
epiglott/o (upper respiratory tract)
epiglottis
ex. epiglott/itis: inflammation of the epiglottis
laryng/o (upper respiratory tract)
larynx (voice box)
ex. laryng/o/plegia: paralysis of the (vocal cords and) larynx
trache/o (upper respiratory tract)
trachea (wind-pipe)
ex. trache/o/plasty: surgical repair of the trachea
bronchi/o (lower respiratory tract)
bronchus (plural, bronchi)
ex. bronchi/ectasis: dilation of the bronchi
broncho/o (lower respiratory tract)
bronchus (plural, bronchi)
ex. broncho/o/scope: instrument for examining the bronchus or bronchi
bronchiol/o (lower respiratory tract)
bronchiole
ex. bronchiol/ittis: inflammation of the bronchioles
aveol/o (lower respiratory tract)
alveolus; air sac
ex. aveol/ar: pertaining to the alveoli
pleur/o (lower respiratory tract)
pleura
ex. pleur/o/centesis: surgical puncture of the pleural cavity; also called thoracocentis or thoracentesis
pneum/o (lower respiratory tract)
air, lung
ex. pneum/ectomy: excision of all or part of) a lung
pneumon/o (lower respiratory tract)
air, lung
ex. pnemon/ia: condition of the lungs
pulmon/o (lower respiratory tract)
lung
ex. pulmon/o/logist: specialist in the study (and treatment) of lungs (and respiratory disease)
anthrac/o (other)
coal, coal dust
ex. anthrac/osis: abnormal condition of coal dust (in the lungs); also called black lung diease
atel/o (other)
incomplete; imperfect
ex. atel/ectasis: incomplete expansion of the lung; also called airless lung or collapsed lung
coni/o (other)
dust
ex. peum/o/coni/osis: condition of dust in the lungs
cyan/o (other)
blue
ex. cyan/osis: abnormal condition of blueness
lob/o (other)
lobe
ex. lob/ectomy: excision of the lobe
orth/o (other)
straight
ex. orth/o/pnea: breathing in a straight or upright position
ox/i (other)
oxygen (02)
ex. ox/i/meter: instrument used for measuring 02
ox/o (other)
oxygen (02)
ex. hyp/ox/edmia: deficiency of 02 in the blood
pector/o
chest
ex. pector/algia: pain in the chest; also called thoracalgia or thoracodynia
steth/o (other)
chest
ex.steth/o/scope: instrument used for examining the chest
thoac/o (other)
chest
ex. thorca/o/pathy: disease of the chest
phren/o (other)
diaphragm; mind
ex. [hren/o/spasm: involuntary contraction of the diaphragm
spir/o (other)
breathe
ex. spir/o/meter: instrument for measuring breathing
capnia (S)
carbon dioxide (C02) ex. hyper/capnia: excessive C02
osmia (S)
smell
ex. an/osmia: without *the sense of) smell
phonia (S)
voice
ex. dys/phonia: bad (impaired) voice (quality)
pnea(S)
voice
ex. a/pnea: (not breathing)
ptysis (S)
spitting
ex. hem/o/pytsis: (coughing up or) spitting of blood
thorax (S)
chest
ex. py/o/thorqax: pus in the chest (cavity); also called empyema
brady (P)
slow
ex. brady/pnea: slow breathing
dys (P)
bad; painful; difficult
ex. dys/pnea difficult breathing
eu (P)
good, normal
ex. eu/pnea: normal breathing
trachy (P)
rapid
ex. trachy/pnea: rapid breathing
ABG
arterial blood gas(es)
MRI
magnetic resonance imaging
AFB
acid-fast bacillus (TB organism)
NMT
nebulized mist treatment
ARDS
acute repsiratory distress syndrome
02
oxygen
CA
cancer
PA
posteroanterior; permicious anemia
C02
carbon dioxide
PC02
partial pressure of carbon dioxide
COPD
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
PCP
pneumocystis carinii pneumonia; primary care physician
CPAP
continuous positive airway pressure
PFT
pulmonary function test
CPR
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
pH
degree of acidity or alkalinity
CTPA
computed tomography pulmonary angiography
P02
partial pressure of oxygen
CXR
chest x-ray, chest radiography
RD
respiratory distress
DPI
dry power inhaler
RDS
respiratory distress syndrome
DPT
diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus
SIDS
sudden infant death syndrome
Hb, Hgh
hemoglobin
SOB
shortness of breath
HMD
hyaline membrane disease
T&A
tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
IRDS
infant respiratory distress syndrome
TB
tuberculosis
MDI
metered-dose inhaler
URI
upper respiratory infection