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Acidosis

increased acidity in tissues


High H content

CPAP

continuous positive airway pressure


a machine that is used to treat sleep apnea


empyema

buildup of pus in pleural space caused by lung infection


eupnea

easy, free respirations


pneumocystis pneumonia

opportunistic form of fungal pneumonia that is found in immunosuppressed patients


tuberculosis

illness caused by bacteria, usually attacks lungs, but can also spread to other parts of body.


airborne precautions


aerophagia

swallowing excess air, leads to belching


Cystic fibrosis


degenerative inherited disease that causes secretions in the lungs to become thick and sticky


epiglottis

flap over pharynx



pleuralgia

pain in the ribs


pulmonary function test

group of tests that see how well the body takes in and releases air/gases


anoxia

extreme form of hypoxia, total lack of air


bronchiectasis

condition where airways are flappy and wide, stretched by mucus blockage


coryza

irritation or swelling of the mucus membrane of the nose


emphysema

gradual damaging of the alveolar sacs, causing gas retention, also known as COPD

epistaxis

nosebleed


pneumocentesis

surgical puncture of the lung


spirometry

breathing test to see how much you inhale, exhale, and how long it takes you



hydrotherapy

use of water treatment for pain releif

laryngotomy

incision of the larynx



pneumonia


inflames air sacs in lungs and possible fill them with fluid


pharyngitis

sore throat


pulmonary

related to the lungs


orthopnea

sob when laying down


pneumothorax

collapsed lung (air buildup in pleural sac)


atelectasis

collapse of lung due to blockage in air passage that doesn't allow air into the cavity


bronchitis

inflammation of the lining of the bronchial tubes


dyspnea

shortness of breath


hemoptysis

coughing up blood


resonance

hollow normal sound


hypercapnia

increase CO2 in blood



hypoxemia

abnormally low level of oxygen in blood