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built from word parts respiratory

TermDefinition
acapnia condition of abscence of carbon dioxide
alveolar pertaining to the alveolus
anoxia condition of absence of oxygen
aphonia condition of absence of voice
apnea absence of breathing
bronchoalveolar pertaining to bronchi and alveoli
bronchospasm spasmodic contraction of the bronchi
diaphragmatic pertaining to the diaphragm
dysphonia condition of difficult speaking
dyspnea difficult breathing
endotracheal pertaining to within the trachea
eupnea normal breathing
hypercapnia condition of excessive carbon dioxide
hyperpnea excessive breathing
hyporcapnia condition of deficient carbon dioxide
hypopnea deficient breathing
hypoxemia deficient oxygen in blood
hypoxia condition of deficient oxygen to the tissue
intrapleural pertaining to within the pleura
laryngeal pertaining to the larynx
laryngospasm spasmodic contraction of the larynx
mucoid Resembles mucus
mucous Pertaining mucus
Nasopharyngeal pertaining to nose and pharynx
orthopnea able to easier in the upright position
phrenalgia pain in the diaphragm
pulmonary pertaining to the lungs
pulmonologist physician who studies and treats diseases of the lung
radiologist physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disease using medical image tech including X-ray CT MRI and NM and sonography
pulmonology study of the lungs
radiology study of X-rays
rhinorrhea discharge from the nose
tachypnea rapid breathing
thoracic pertaining to chest
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