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Alveolus

Air sac in the lung

Lung sac

Bronchioles

Smallest branches of the bronchi

Tree branches if the lungs

Cilia

Thin hairs attached to the lining of the respiratory tract

Hairy lining

Diaphragm

Muscle separating the chest and the abdomin

Epiglottis

Cartilage over the larynx that keeps food & liquid out of trachea

Throat lid

Larynx

Voice box

Mediastinum

Region between the lungs and chest cavity

Diaphragm region

Nares

Individual nostrils

Nostrils

Expiration

Breathing out

Exhale

Inspiration

Breathing in

Inhale

Palatine tonsil

Lymphatic tissue in the roof of the mouth

Mouth tissue

Paranasal sinus

Air cavity in the bones near the mouse

Sinuses

Parietal Pleura

Outer layer of pleura that is closer to the ribs & chest wall

Outer layer near ribs

Pharynx

Throat

Throat

Pleura

Double-layered membrane surrounding each lung

Lung blanket

Visceral pleura

Layer of pleura closer to lung tissue

Close lung blanket

Capn/o

Carbon dioxide

COtwo

Coni/o

Dust

Dust

Ortho/o

Straight & upright

Vertical

Phon/o

Voice

Sound

Phren/o

Diaphragm

Diaphragm

Pneum/o

Air or lungs

Pneumonia

Pulmon/o

Lung

Lung

Spir/o & -pnea

Breathing

Breathing

Tel/o

Complete

Full

-ema

Condition

Condition

-osmia

Smell

Scent

-ptysis

Spitting

Spitting

-sphyxia

Pulse

Heart rate

Auscultation

Listening to sounds of the body

Body noises

Percussion

Tapping on a surface to determine density

Band

Pleura rub

Scratchy sound made when pleura surfaces rub together

Sandpaper noise

Rales

Crackling sounds heard during auscultation due to fluid in alveoli

Alveoli fluid that maskes noise

Sputum

Items from the respiratory tract that comes up by spitting

Stuff in your spit

Ronchi

Loud rumbling sounds caused by obstructed spit in the airways

Sounds that stuck spit makes

Stridor

Strained high pitched noise when breathing caused by obstruction of the pharynx or larynx

Scratchy noise made when pharynx or larynx is blocked

Croup

Viral infection of infants caused by a blocked larynx

Infection in infants, sounds like barking

Diphtheria

Throat/upper chest infection caused by diphtheria bacterium

Infection caused by it's own bacterium

Epistaxis

Bloody nose

Nosebleed

Pertussis

Contagious infection of pharynx, larynx, and trachea

Whooping cough

Asthma

Bronchial inflammation + blocked airway caused by a lot of mucus

Bronchial inflammation

Chronic bronchitis

Constant bronchi inflammation

Form of COPD (blocked lungs)

Cystic fibrosis

Inherited condition where glands make thick mucus in airways that can't drain properly

Too much mucus that can't drain

Atelectasis

Collapsed lung

Collapsed lung

Emphysema

Air sacs over-inflate & destroys lung walls

Air sacs explode

Pneumonia

Inflammation & infection of alveoli that fill with puss or mucus

Lung infection = alveoli fill with puss & mucus

Pulmonary edema

Fluid in air sacs & bronchioles

Pulmonary embolism

Blocked lung

Pulmonary fibrosis

Scar tissue forming in the lungs

Sarcoidosis

Inflammatory disease where nodules form in the lungs & lymph nodes

Nodules form in lungs

Tuberculosis(TB)

Disease caused by mycobacterium

Mycobacterium

Mesothelioma

Tumor in the pleura caused by asbestos

Asbestos tumor

Pleural effusion

Build up of fluid in the pleura cavity

Fluid + pleura cavity

Pneumothorax

Air in the pleura

Air + pleura

COPD

Blocked airflow in lungs and bronchial tubes - smoking, pollution, asthma

Blocked airflow - smoking

Palliative

Relives symptoms but no cure

Symptom relief

Pulmonary infarction

Death of lung tissue

Purulent

Containing pus

Full of pus

CXR

Chest x-ray

CT

X-ray of thoracic structures in cross sections

Endotracheal intubation

Placement of a tube into the troat to make an airway

Tube + throat = air

ABG's

Arterial blood gasses

DPT

Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus - toxins harmful to infants