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Ch. 17
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| a. Cessation of breathing | 1. Apnea |
| b. Surgical removal of the tonsils and adenoids | 22. T&A |
| c. Medical terminology combining form meaning tympanic membrane | 13. Myringo |
| d. The inferior tracheal cartilage that bifurcates into the two primary bronchi | 2. Carina |
| e. Pertaining to the oral cavity and pharynx | 15. Oropharynx |
| f. Surgical procedure to treat intractable snoring and obstructive sleep apnea | 23. UPPP |
| g. Medical terminology combining form meaning larynx | 12. Laryngo- |
| h. One of the most serious complications of larynx radiation therapy that may become fatal | 4. Chondroradionecrosis |
| i. Surgical procedure to restore normal breathing, aka septoplasty | 21. SMR |
| j. A mass composed of cholesterol and epithelial cells that is either congenital or occurs as a complication of chronic otitis media | 3. Cholesteatoma |
| k. Diagnostic test during which physiological variables are measured and recording during sleep; often administered to detect sleep disorders | 18. Polysomnography |
| l. Growth that protrudes from a mucous membrane; often precancerous | 17. Polyp |
| m. Medical terminology combining form meaning ear | 16. Oto- |
| n. Present at birth | 5. Congenital |
| o. Enlargement or overgrowth of a structure due to an increase in the size of cells | 11. Hypertrophy |
| p. Medical terminology suffix relating to hardening of a structure or tissue due to a pathological occurrence | 20. -sclerosis |
| q. Small opening between the true vocal cords | 10. Glottis |
| r. Nosebleed | 8. Epistaxis |
| s. Medial terminology combining form meaning nose | 19. Rhino- |
| t. Sense of smell | 14. Olfaction |
| u. Small cartilaginous structure that acts like a lid and closes the passageway to the larynx to prevent food from entering the airway during swallowing | 7. Epiglottis |
| v. Type of absorbable gelatin hemostatic agent | 9. Gelfoam |
| w. The individual’s ability to adjust to displacements of the body’s center of gravity | 6. Dynamic equilibrium |