Chapter 9- Respiratory System Flashcards
alveol/o
alveolus
bronch/o, bronchi/o
bronchus
bronchiol/o
bronchiole
or/o
mouth
capn/o
carbon dioxide
nas/o, rhin/o
nose
carb/o
carbon dioxide
lob/o
lobe
ox/o
oxygen
palat/o
palate
laryng/o
larynx
pharyng/o
pharynx (throat)
phren/o
diaphragm
pleur/o
pleura
pneum/o, pneumon/o
lung or air
pulmon/o
lung
sinus/o
sinus cavity
spir/o, -pnea
breathing
tonsill/o
tonsil
trache/o
trachea
uvul/o
uvula
eupnea
normal breathing
bradypnea
slow breathing
tachypnea
fast breathing
hypopnea
shallow breathing
hyperpnea
deep breathing
dyspnea
difficulty breathing
apnea
inability to breathe
orthopnea
ability to breathe but only in upright position
cheyne-stokes respiration
gradual increase of depth and rate of breathing followed by decrease, then apnea
crackles & rales
popping sounds on lungs when air enters diseased airways and alveoli
wheezes & rhonchi
high-pitched sounds on lungs when air enters through a narrow airway
stridor
high-pitched crowing sound, obstruction of airway
caseous necrosis
degeneration and death of tissue, looks like cheese
dysphonia
hoarseness
epistaxis
nosebleed
expectoration
coughing up and spitting out of material from lungs
sputum
material expelled from lungs by coughing (flem)
hemoptysis
coughing up blood from lungs
hypercapnia, hypercarbia
excessive level of co2 in blood
hyperventilation/ hypoventiliation
excessive movement of air (hypocapnia) / deficient movement of air (hypercapnia)
hypoxemia
low oxygen in blood
hypoxia
low oxygen in tissue cells
obstructive lung disorder
blocking flow of air out of lung
restrictive lung disorder
limiting intake of air to lung
pulmonary edema
fluid filling spaces around alveoli, will flood into them
pulmonary infiltrate
xray shows solid material in air spaces of lungs, inflammatory changes indicated
rhinorrhea
thin, watery discharge from nose
asthma
obstructive pulmonary disease, attacks of wheezing, dyspnea, coughing
atelectasis
collapse of lung tissue
bronchiectasis
abnormal dilation of bronchi with mucus
bronchitis
inflammation of bronchi
bronchogenic carcinoma
lung cancer
bronchospasm
constriction of bronchi
emphysema
obstructive pulmonary disease, overexpansion of alveoli, loss of lung elasticity and gas exchange
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
combo of emphysema and bronchitis, permanent
cystic fibrosis
inherited, exocrine gland doesn’t work, excess of thick and viscous mucus that obstructs passageways of body, commonly affects lungs and digestive tract
laryngitis
inflammation of larynx
laryngotracheobronchitis, croup
inflammation of upper airways, swelling, seal bark cough
laryngospasm
spasm of laryngeal muscles
nasal polyposis
numerous polyps in nose (tumors on stalks)
pharyngitis
inflammation of pharynx
pleural effusion
accumulation of fluid within pleural cavity
empyema, pyothorax
accumulation of pus within pleural cavity
hemothorax
accumulation of blood in pleural cavity
pleuritis, pleurisy
inflammation of pleura
pneumoconiosis
chronic restrictive pulmonary disease, from long inhalation of dusts like asbestos
pneumonia
inflammation of lung caused by bacteria, virus, fungi
pneumocystis pneumonia
caused by Pneumocystis carinii
pneumothorax
puncture of lung or chest wall, air enters pleural cavity
pneumohemothorax
air and blood in pleural cavity
pneumonitis
inflammation of lung, from sensitivity to chemicals or dust
pulmonary embolism
occlusion in pulmonary circulation, caused by blood clot
pulmonary tuberculosis
Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria in lungs, tubercles inflamation, caseous necrosis
sinusitis
inflammation of sinuses
sleep apnea
stop breathing during sleep
tonsilitis
acute or chronic inflammation of tonsils
adenoidectomy
excision of adenoids
lobectomy
removal of lobe of lung
nasal polypectomy
removal of nasal polyp
pneumonectomy
removal of entire lung
thoracentesis
puncture for aspiration of chest
thoracoplasty
repair of the chest involving fixation of ribs
thoracoscopy
thorascope to examine pleural cavity
thoracostomy
creation of opening in chest
thoracotomy
incision into chest
tonsillectomy
excision of palatine tonsils
tracheostomy
creation of an opening in trachea
tracheotomy
incision into trachea
PE
PULMONARY EMBOLISM
TB
TUBERCULOSIS
URI
UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTION
ABG
ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES
Ph
POTENTIAL OF HYDROGEN
PaCO2, PaO2
PARTIAL PRESSURE OF BOTH
PSG
POLYSOMNOGRAPHY
PFT
PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTING
CXR
CHEST X-RAY
T&A
TONSILLECTOMY AND ADENOIDECTOMY
CPAP
CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE
COPD
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE
CPR
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION