Chapter 8 respiratory system Flashcards
aerophagia
aer/o
eating or swallowing air
alveolitis
alveol/o
inflammation of the alveoli
anthracosis
anthrac/o
abnormal condition of cold
coal, coal dust
bronchitis
bhronc/o
inflammation of the bronchus
bronchus
bronchiectasis
bronchi/o
dilation or expansion of the bronchus
bronchiolitis
bronchiol/o
inflammation of the bronchiole
bronchiole
carcinoma
carcin/o
cancerous tumor
cancer
chondroplasty
chondr/o
surgical repair of the cartilage
cartilage
coniosis
coni/o
abnormal condition caused by inhalation of dust
dust
diaphragmatocele
diaphragmat/o
hernia of the diaphragm
diaphragm
epiglottal
epliglott/o
pertaining to the epiglottis
epiglottis
laryngitis
laryng/o
inflammation of the larynx
larynx
lobectomy
lob/o
excision or surgical removal of a lobe
lobe
mucoid
muc/o
resembling mucus
mucus
nasogastric
nas/o
pertaining to the nose and stomach
nose
rhinitis
rhin/o
inflammation of the nose
nose
oral
or/o
pertaining to the mouth
mouth, mouth like opening
stomatitis
stomat/o
inflammation of the mouth
mouth, mouthlike opening
orthopnea
orth/o
breathing in the straight position
straight
oximeter
ox/i
measuring instrument for oxygen
oxigen
anoxia
ox/o
ondition of no oxygen
oxygen
pharyngeal
pharyng/o
pertaining to the pharynxs
pharynx
phonograph
phon/o
recording indtrument for sound or voice
sound, voice
pleurodynia
pleur/o
pain of the pleura
apnea
pnea
temporary cessation of breathing
breathing
dyspnea
pnea
difficulty breathing
breathing
pneumonia
pneum/o
condition of the lung
lung, air
pneumonectomy
pneumon/o
excision or surgical removal of the lung
lung, air
pulmonary
pulmon/o
pertaining to the lung
lung
sinusoid
sinus/o
resembling a sinus
sinus
spiroeter
spir/o
measuring instrument for breathing
breathing
thoracentesis
thorac/o
surgical puncture of the thorax
thorax
tonsillitis
tonsill/o
inflammation of the tonsil
tonsil
tracheotomy
trache/o
cutting into or inncision of the trachea
trachea
COPD
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
CPAP
continuous possitive airway pressure
CPR
cardiopulmonary resusitation
CXR
chest x-ray
MDI
metered dose inhaler
PE
pulmonary embolism
PFT
pulmonary function test
PND
paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
R
respiration
RA
room air
SOB
shortness of breath
T&A
tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
TB
tuberculosis
VC
vital capacity
Acute bronchitis
infection & inflammation of bronchial airways
ARDS
acute respiratory distress syndrome = lung injury that develops to a secondary trauma
Allergic rhinitis
inflammation of the nasal membranes
asbestosis
chronic by inhalating asbestos fibers
asthma
narrowing & inflammation of the airways resulting in wheezing, SOB & cough
atelectasis
partial collapse of the alveoli and tiny airways of the lungs
CPR
first aid courses, restores breathing and circulation
COPD
group of diseases = alveolar sacs are destroyed & severe SOB
CWP
coal workers pneumoconiosis = black lung or anthracosis
coryza
inflammation of the nasal mucosa ( common cold)
crackles
cracky lung sound (like rice krispies)
croup
viral disease in children, barking sea-like cough & respiratory distress
CF
cystic fibrosis = fatal genetic disease, frequent respiratory infections and COPD
Deviated septum
nasal septum is displaced to the side
emphysema
abnormal air space and destruction to alveoli walls, loss of elasticity and progressive dyspnea
empyema
collection of pus between pleura membranes of the lungs
epistaxis
nose bleed
hemoptysis
coughing blood
hemothorax
blood or blood fluid is collected within the intra pleural space causing lung compression
histoplasmosis
systemic respiratory disease caused by histoplsma capsulatum by bird poop
hypercapnia
retention of CO2, mental cloudiness and lethargy
influenza
flu
laryngitis
inflammation of the larynx
legionellosis
bacteria lung infection (legionella pneumophila)
nasal polyps
rounded tissue growths on the nasal or sinal mucosa
OSA
obstructive sleep apnea= when airway is intermittently blocked during sleep
orthopnea
labored breathing that occurs when lying flat & improves when sitting up
pharyngitiis
inflamation of the pharynx (sore throat)
pleural effusion
excess collection of fluid in the intrapleural space
pleurisy
sharp inspiratory chest pain
pneumoconiosis
disease by chronic repetitive inhalation of dust
pneumonia
vactirial or viral infections of the lungs
pneumothorax
collection of air in the intrapleural space (collapsed lung
PE
pulmonary embolism= Mycobacterium tuberculosis
rhonchi
coarse, gurgling sound in thelungs
silicosis
disease by inhalation of silica (quartz dust)
sinusitis
inflammation of the sinus cavity
stridor
high pitch sound without steehoscope
URI
inflammation of upper airways ( common cold)
wheeze
musical sound in the lungs, partial airway obstruction
ABG
ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES= MEASURES O2 & CO2 AND PH BALANCE
BRONCHOSCOPY
VISUAL EXAMINATION OF AIRWAYS OF THE LUNGS
CXR
CHEST X-RAY= RADIOLOGICAL PICTURE OF THE LUNGS
MANTOUX TEST
INJECTION OF TUBERCULIN (PPD)
MDI
METERED DOSE INHALER= DELIVERS MEDICATION TO AIRWAYS
NEBULIZER
PRODUCES A FINE SPRAY OR MIST TO DELIVER MEDICATION
PLEURODESIS
CAUSES THE PLEURAL LINE TO FUSE TO ONE ANOTHER DEVELOPING SCAR TISSUE
CPT
POSTURAL DRAINAGE PLASEMENT OF THE PT TO FACILITATE LUNG DRAINAGE
PULMONARY ANGIOGRAPHY
RADIOGRAPHIS EXAMINATION OF PULMONARY CIRCULATION AFTER INJECTION OF A CONTRAST DYE
PFTS
PULMONARY FUNCTION TEST= INFORMATION REGARDING LUNG CAPACITY
PULSE OXIMETRY
MEASUREMENT OXYGENT (SPO2) TO DETERMINE OF SUFFICIENT OXYGEN IS DELIVERED TO THE BODY
SPUTUM ANALYSIS
EXAMINATION OF MUCUS
THORACENTESIS
SURGICAL PUNCTURE OF THE CHEST WALL TO REMOVE FLUID FROM INTERPLEURAL SPACE
VC
VITAL CAPACITY = VOLUMEN OF AIR THAT CAN BE EXHALED AFTER MAXIMUM INSPIRATION