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adenoid/o means adenoid
tonsill/o means tonsil
nas/o, mean nose.
rhin/o mean nose.
palat/o means palate.
or/o means mouth.
laryng/o means larynx (voice box).
sept/o means septum.
sin/o, mean sinus (a hollow space).
sinus/o mean sinus (a hollow space).
pneum/o, mean lung or air
pneumat/o, mean lung or air
pneumon/o mean lung or air
pulmon/o means lungs.
lob/o means lobe.
bronch/o, mean bronchus.
bronchi/o mean bronchus.
bronchiol/o means bronchiole
alveol/o means alveoli
stern/o means sternum.
cost/o means rib.
thorac/o, mean chest.
pector/o mean chest.
(pectus), mean chest.
steth/o mean chest.
pleur/o means pleura
phren/o means diaphragm.
Respiration is a complete cycle of inspiration and expiration.
ox/o means oxygen.
spir/o, - mean breathing.
-pnea mean breathing.
capn/o, mean carbon dioxide.
carb/o mean carbon dioxide.
ABG – arterial blood gas
Bx – biopsy
CPAP – continuous positive airway pressure
CPR – cardiopulmonary resuscitation
URI – upper respiratory tract infection
COPD – chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
IRDS – infant respiratory distress syndrome
LTB – laryngotracheobronchitis
OSA – obstructive sleep apnea
PE – pulmonary embolism
TB – tuberculosis
CTA – clear to auscultation
SOB – shortness of breath
ET – endotracheal tube
PFT – pulmonary function test
PSG – polysomnography
T&A – tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
V/Q ventilation/perfusion ratio
Lower respiratory tract is trachea bronchi lobar bronchi segmental bronchi bronchioles alveoli
nose parts are nares septum turbinates vascular mucus
Created by: NuhaMohammed2
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