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terminology

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nose   rhin/o or nas/o  
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throat   pharyng/o pharynx  
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nose throat   nasopharynx  
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mouth throat   oropharynx  
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voicebox   larynx laryng/o  
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windpipe   trachea trache/o  
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airways to the lungs   bronchus bronchi/o  
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lungs   pneumon/o  
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air sac   alveolus alveol/o  
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chest   thorax  
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intercostal muscles   between bone / between ribs  
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asthma   resp. disorder w/ episodes of dyspnea  
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bronchitis   inflammation of bronchi / hard to breathe in and out  
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abnormal lung sounds   pleural friction rub, rales, rhonchi, stridor, wheezes  
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pleural friction rub   grating  
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rales   bubbling or crackling  
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rhonchi   humming or whistling  
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stridor   high-pitched harsh crowing  
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wheezes   high-pitched squeaking  
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ARDS   adult respiratory distress syndrome  
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COPD   cronic obstructive pulmonary disease  
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CF Cystic Fibrosis   hereditary /fatal disease /mucus blocks alveoli causing dyspnea  
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PE pulmonary embolism   blocking pulmonary artery by traveling blood clot or fat globule  
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empyema   em- in; py/o- pus; -ema condition pus in the lungs also called pyothorax  
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influenza   viral infection upper/lower resp. system, can cause death  
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pneumonia   infection in some or all lobes of lungs, diff. breathing, fluid in alveoli  
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pulmonary edema   failure of left side of heart to pump adequately, fluid collects in alveoli, dyspnea and orthopnea  
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hemothorax   blood in closed chest, pressure on heart and lungs  
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pneumothorax   sucking chest wound, outside air into chest, pressure on heart and lungs  
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apnea   not breathing  
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bradypnea   very slow breathing  
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tachypnea   very fast breathing  
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dyspnea   painfull breathing  
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orthopnea   must sit up (straight) to breathe  
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anoxia   lack of oxygen in arterial blood, not enough reaching the lungs an- without, ox/o oxygen, -ia condition or state  
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cyanosis   blue-gray in color low oxygen, high carbon dioxide in blood and tissue  
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hypoxemia   hypo- below, ox/o oxygen, -emia condition of blood  
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hypoxia   hypo- below, ox/o oxygen, -ia condition or state  
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ABG   aterial blood gases  
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AFB   acid-fast bacillus  
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AP   anteroposterior (view on chest x-ray)  
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BS   breath sounds  
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COPD   cronic obstructive pulmonary disease  
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CPAP   continuous positive airway pressure  
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DOE   dyspnea on exertion  
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PFT   pulmonary funtion test  
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PPD   protein purified derivative (TB test) packs per day  
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SIDS   sudden intant death syndrome  
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SOB   shortness of breath  
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mediastinum   smaller chest cavity w trachea, heart  
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empyema   py/o pus, localized collection of pus in thoracic cavity  
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