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breathing & skin

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Upper respiratory tract   the part of the respiratory system that consists of the nose, mouth, pharynx, epiglottis, and laynx.  
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Lower respiratory tract   The part of the respiratory system that consists of the trachea, bronchial tree,and lungs.  
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Nose   Where air enters and exits thte body through the nose  
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Nas/o and rhin/0   combing form for nose  
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Snout   The rigidity of the nose  
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Nostrils or nares   paired external openings of the respiratory tract.  
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Nasal septum   the wall that divides the nasal cavity  
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Cilia   Parts of the respiratory tract that contain thin hairs  
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Cyanosis   An abnormal condition of blue discoloration.  
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Aspiration   Inhaling a foreign substance into the upper respiratory tract.  
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Hypoxia   below normal levels of oxygen  
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Surfactant   Liquid that reduces alveolar surface tension  
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Sequela   A condition following as a consequence of disease  
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Antitussive   A substance that works against, controls, or stops a cough  
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Polyp   A growth or mass protruding from a mucous membrane  
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Bronchi   Tubes that bifurcate from the trachea  
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Epistaxis   A nosebleed  
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Windpipe   trachea  
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throat   pharynx  
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voice box   larynx  
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chest   thorax  
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nostril   naris  
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cilia   tiny hairs  
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edema   abnormally large amounts of fluid in the intercellular tissue spaces.  
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atelectasis   incomplete expansion of the alveoli  
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anoxia   absence of oxygen  
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hemoptysis   spitting up of blood from the lower respiratory tract  
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acute   occurring over a short course  
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chronic   occurring over a long course  
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auscultation   act of listening  
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Ox/i, Ox/o, Ox/y   Oxygen  
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Pulm/o, pulmon/o   lung  
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Pneum/o, Pneumon/o, Pneu   relating to air and lungs  
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Ventilation and breathing   Fresh air  
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Pneumonia   Abnormal condition of the lung that usually involves inflammation and congestion of the lung  
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Asphyxiation   Interruption of breathing resulting in lack of oxygen  
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Mucus   Slimelike substance that is composed of glandular secretion, salts, cells, and leukocytes  
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Asthma   Chronic allergic disorder  
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Diaphragm   Muscle that seperates the thoracic and abdominal cavities  
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Endotracheal tube   Passage of a tube through the oral cavity pharnx, larynx into the windpipe  
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Intubate   Insertion of a tube  
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Inspiratory dyspnea   Difficult breathing  
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Cough   A sudden noisy expulsion of air from the lungs  
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Cyanotic   Blue discrimination  
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Diagnosis   Determing cause of disease  
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Laryngeal spasm   Sudden fluttering or closure of the voice box  
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Tracheotomy   Surgical incision into the windpipe  
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Anorexia   Lack or loss of appetite  
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Pyrexic   Fever  
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Bovine   Ox or cattle  
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Pneumonic   Pertaining to the lungs  
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Pruritus   Itching  
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Erythema   Skin redness  
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Atopy   Hypersensitivity reaction in animals involving pruritus with secondary dermatitis  
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Alopecia   Hair loss resulting in hairless patches or complete lack of hair  
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Infestation   Occupation and dwelling of parasites on the external skin surfaces  
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Pyoderma   A skin disease containing pus  
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Purulent   Producing or contaiining pus  
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Cellulitis   Inflammation of connective tissue  
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Putrefaction   Foul smelling decay  
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Vibrissa   Large tactile hair  
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Seborrhea   A skin condition characterized by overproduction of sebum(oil)  
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Skin flake   Scale  
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Pallor   Skin paleness  
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Keratin   Protein that provides ksin with its waterproff properties  
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Debridement   Removal of tissue and foeign material to aid healing  
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Abscess   A localized collection of pus  
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Lipoma   A benign growth of fat cells  
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Necrotic   Pertaining to dead tissue  
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Ulcer   Erosion of skin or mucous membrane  
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Melanoma   A tumer or growth of pigmented skin  
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Urticaria   hive  
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acute moist dermatitis   hot spot  
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lipoma   fatty tumor  
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pallor   pale  
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vesicle   blister  
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cicatrix   scar  
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sebum   oil  
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abrasion   scrape  
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furuncle   boil  
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erythema   redness  
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verrucae   allergic dermatitis  
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polled   hornless  
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fissure   crack  
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fat cells   adipocytes  
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dermis   middle layer of skin  
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subcutaneous   deepest layor of the skin  
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collagen   protein material found in skin, hair, and nails  
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pus   inflammatory product made up of leukocytes, cell debris, and fluid  
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carcinoma   malignant neoplasm of epithelial tissue  
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sudoriferous glands   sweat glands  
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sebaceous glands   oil glands  
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comedo   buildup of sebum and keratin in a pore  
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Hidrosis   production and secretion of sweat  
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Mange   skin disease caused by mites  
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otitis   inflammation of the ear  
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dermatologist   skin specialist  
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pyoderma   a skin disease with pus  
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IM   intramuscular  
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ruminating   chewing process  
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R   rankine  
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HR   heart rate  
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RR   Respiratory rate  
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palpation   examination by feeling  
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