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a-
without
-algia
pain
alveol/o
alveolus (air sac)
anosmia
absence of smell
anterior
front
aphonia
without voice
apnea
absence of breathing
asphyxia
insufficient oxygen intake, may result in suffocation
atele
imperfect
atelectasis
collapsed, functionless, airless lung or part of lung
brady-
slow
bronch/o
bronchus (airway)
bronchi/o
bronchus (airway)
bronchiol/o
bronchiole (little airway)
capno
smoke
capn/o
carbon dioxide
carbo
coal
carb/o
carbon dioxide
conio
dust
COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)
Class of lung diseases of uncertain etiology characterized by persistent slowing of airflow during forced expiration; emphysema belongs to this class
coryza
common cold
cyan/o
blue
-dynia
pain
dys-
difficult, painful or faulty
dysphonia
abnormal voice such as hoarseness of voice
dyspnea
difficult breathing
-ectasis
expansion or dilation
-ectomy
excision or removal
-emia
blood condition
endo-
within
epi-
upon
epistaxis
nosebleed
eu-
good or normal
expiration
process of exhaling or breathing out
external respiration
exchange of air between the lungs and the external environment
-graph
instrument for recording
-graphy
process of recording
hem/o
blood
hemoptysis
spitting up blood, arising from hemorrhage of larynx, trachea, bronchi or lungs
hemothorax
collection of blood in pleural cavity
hydrothorax
collection of fluid in the pleural cavity
hyper-
above or excessive
hyperpnea
increase in depth of breathing
hypo-
deficient or below
-ia
condition of
inspiration
process of inhaling or breathing in
internal respiration
occurs simultaneously with external respiration
-itis
inflammation
laryng/o
larynx (voice box)
lob/o
lobe (a portion)
-metry
process of measuring something
nas/o
nose
necr/o
death
-ole
small
or/o
mouth
orthopnea
breathing is easier in upright position
-osis
condition or increase
ox/o
oxygen
palat/o
palate
parietal pleura
thoracic cavity
pector/o
chest
pharyng/o
pharynx (throat)
phon/o
voice or sound
phren (Greek word)
mind or diaphragm (a muscular partitian below the lungs)
phren/o
diaphragm (also mind)
-plasty
surgical repair or reconstruction
pleur/o
pleura (lining of the lungs)
pleural effusion
escape of fluid into pleural cavity
pleural rub
grating sound
-pnea
breathing
pneum/o
air or lung
pneumon/o
air or lung
pneumothorax
accumulation of air or gas in pleural cavity
poly-
many
posterior
back
productive cough
expectorate (cough up = ptysis) sputum
ptysis
cough up, to spit
pulmon/o
lung
pulmonary edema
swelling and fluid in air sacs and bronchioles, often resulting from the inability of the heart to pump blood
py/o
pus
radi/o
x-ray
rales
crackles during inspiration
respiration
mechanical process of breathing
rhin/o
nose
rhinorrhea
runny nose
rhis (Greek word)
nose
rhonchi
wheezes during expiration; resembles snoring
-rrhea
discharge
-scopy
process of examination (with an instrument)
sinus/o
sinus (cavity)
somn/o
sleep
-spasm
involuntary contraction
spir/o
breathing
stazo
to drip
steth/o
chest
-stomy
surgical creation of an opening
stridor
strained, high pitched, noisy breathing that resembles the blowing of wind and is associated with laryngeal or bronchial obstruction
tachy-
fast
tachypnea
increase in rate of breathing; shallow respiration
thorac/o
chest
-tomy
incision
tonsill/o
tonsil
trache/o
trachea (windpipe)
uvul/o
uvula (grape)
visceral pleura
lung