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RespiratoryTerms-KHS

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Term
Definition
Adenoid/o   Adenoids  
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Alveoli/o   Alveolus air sac  
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Bronchi/o   Bronchus  
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Bronchiol/o   Bronchiole small bronchus  
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Capn/o   Carbon dioxide  
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Coni/o   Dust  
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Cyan/o   Blue  
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Epiglott/o   Epiglottis  
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Laryng/o   Larynx voice box  
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Lob/o   Lobe of the lung  
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Mediastin/o   Mediastinum  
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Nas/o   Nose  
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Orth/o   Straight upright  
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Ox/o   Oxygen  
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Pector/o   Chest  
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Pharyng/o   Pharynx throat  
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Phon/o   Voice  
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Phren/o   Diaphragm  
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Pleur/o   Pleura  
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Pneumon/o   Air lung  
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Plumon/o   Lung  
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Rhin/o   Nose  
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Sinus/o   Sinus cavity  
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Spir/o   Breathing  
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Tel/o   Complete  
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Thorac/o   Chest  
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Tonsil/o   Tonsils  
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Trache/o   Trachea windpipe  
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-ema   Condition  
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-osmia   Smell  
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-pnea   Breathing  
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-ptysis   Spitting  
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-sphyxia   Pulse  
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-thorax   Chest pleural cavity  
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hypoxemia   Insufficient oxygenation of the blood  
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anoxia   Oxygen deficiency  
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oximeter   An electronic device for determining the oxygen concentration in arterial blood  
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oxyhemoglobin   Combined form of hemoglobin and oxygen (found in arterial blood)  
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hypercapnia   Increased amount of carbon dioxide in the blood  
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hypocapnia   Decreased amount of carbon dioxide in the blood  
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apnea   Without breath  
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bradypnea   Slow breathing  
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dyspnea   Difficulty breathing  
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eupnea   Normal breathing  
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tachypnea   Rapid breathing  
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nasitis   Inflammation of the nose  
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nasology   Study of the nose  
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rhinocheiloplasty   Plastic surgery of nose and upper lip  
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rhinoplasty   Repair of the nose  
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rhinorrhagia   Epistaxis (bleeding of the nose)  
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rhinorrhea   Thin watery discharge from the nose (runny nose)  
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mucopurulent   Mucus and pus  
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sinusitis   Inflammation of a sinus  
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pharyngalgia   Pain in the pharynx  
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pharyngitis   Inflammation of the mucous membranes and lymphoid tissues of pharynx  
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pharyngopathy   Any disorder/disease of the pharynx  
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pharyngoscope   An instrument for visual examination of the pharynx  
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tonsillectomy   Excision of the tonsils  
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tonsillitis   Inflammation of a tonsil or tonsils  
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adenoidectomy   Excision of the adenoids  
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adenoiditis   Inflammation of adenoid tissue  
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laryngalgia   Laryngeal pain  
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laryngomalacia   Softening of the tissue of the larynx  
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laryngospasm   Spasm of larynx muscles  
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aphonia   Loss of speech  
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epiglottitis   Inflammation of the epiglottis  
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endotracheal intubation   Placement of a tube through the mouth into the pharynx larynx and the trachea to establish an airway  
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tracheostenosis   Constriction or narrowing of the lumen of the trachea  
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bronchitis   Inflammation of the mucous membranes of the bronchial airways  
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bronchoedema   Edematous swelling of the mucous of the bronchial tubes  
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bronchogenic carcinoma   Cancer in bronchus  
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bronchorrhea   An abnormal secretion from the bronchial mucous membranes  
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alveolitis   Inflammation of the alveoli  
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pneumohemothorax   Gas or air and blood collected in the pleural cavity  
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pneumonia   Inflammation of the lungs  
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pneumometer   Instrument for measuring the volume of air moved in and out of the lungs during respiration  
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thoracalgia   Thoracic pain  
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hemothorax   Blood or bloody fluid in the pleural cavity  
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hydrothorax   Noninflammatory collection of fluid in the pleural cavity  
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Pneumothorax   Air or gas in pleural cavity  
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pleuralgia   Pain in pleura or on the side  
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lobectomy   Surgical removal of a lobe of any organ or gland  
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lobitis   Inflammation of the lobe  
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diaphragmatic   Pertaining to the diaphragm  
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phrenic nerve   Nerve passing through the diaphragm  
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spirometer   An apparatus used to measure lung volumes and airflow  
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spirogram   Record made by spirograph  
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