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Spir/o

To breathe

Nares

Nostrils

Pharyngeal tonsils

Adenoids

Epiglottis

Flap of cartilage that closes the trachea

Mediastinum

Space between the lungs

The side of the membrane that coats the lungs

Visceral pleura

The side of the membrane that lines the inner surface of the rib cage

Parietal pleura

Intercostal muscles

Between the ribs

Hemoptysis

Coughing up blood

Hypercapnia

Excess co2 in the blood

Epistaxis

Nose bleed

Hypoxemia

Deficient oxygen in the blood

Hypoxia

Deficient oxygen in tissues

Surfactant

Alveolus coating that prevents collapse

Chest

Steth/o, thorac/o, pector/o

capn/o

carbon dioxide

eustachian tube

salping/o

ox/i , ox/o

oxygen

coryza

the common cold

tel/o

complete

-ectasis

dilation

atelectasis (at ih LECK tuh sis)

collapse of lung tissue or entire lung

cystic fibrosis

inherited disorder of the exocrine glands resulting in thick mucus secretions that cause COPD

diphtheria (diff THEER ee ah)

bacterial respiratory infection with sore throat, fever, headache

hemothorax

blood in the pleural cavity

pertussis

bacterial infection of the respiratory tract that causes a high pitched "whoop"

coni/o

dust

pneumoconiosis (noo moh koh nee OH sis)

loss of lung capacity caused by an accumulation of dust in the lungs

pneumonia

inflammation of the lungs caused by a variety of pathogens

pneumonitis

non-infectious inflammation of the lungs

pneumothorax

Air or gas in the pleural space causing lung collapse

pulmonary abscess

localized accumulation of pus in the lungs

pyothorax/ empyema

pus in the pleural cavity

hamart/o

defect

carcinoma

cancer of epithelial origin

NSCLC

non-small cell lung cancer, most prevalent type

types of NSCLC

adenocarcinoma, large cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma

arterial blood gas

blood test that measures O2 and CO2 in the blood

nebulizer

a device to produce a fine spray for inhaled medications

thoracentesis

aspiration of fluid from the pleural space

voice box

larynx

Cheyne-Stokes respiration

deep rapid breathing followed by apnea

procedure to establish an open airway

endotracheal intubation

low pitched resonant sound from the chest

tympany

respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)

most common cause of bronchiolitis + pneumonia in children + infants

-ptysis

spitting