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Chapter 7

QuestionAnswer
alveol/o alveolus
bronchiol/o bronchiole
laryng/o larynx
pleur/o pleura
spir/o to breathe, breathing
anosmia (a-NAHZ-mee-uh) an- = not, without -osmia = smell
aphonia (ay-FOH-nee-uh) a- = not, without -phonia = voice, sound
atelectasis (AT-uhl-EK-tuh-sis) atel/o = incomplete -ectasis = dilation, expansion
bronchospasm (BRAHN-koh- spazm) bronch/o = bronchus -spasm = sudden, involuntary movement
dyspnea (DISP-nee-uh) dys- = abnormal, painful,difficult -pnea = breathing
hemoptysis (hee-MAHP-ti-sis) hem/o = blood -ptysis = spitting
hemothorax (hee-muh-THOR- aks) hem/o = blood -thorax = chest
hypercapnia (hy-pur-KAP-nee- uh) hyper- = excessive, above capn/o = carbon dioxide -ia = condition
hypoxemia (hy-pahk-SEE- mee-uh) hypo- = insufficient, below ox/o = oxygen -emia = blood condition
nasopharyngitis (NAY-zoh-fair- in-JY-tis) nas/o = nose pharyng/o = pharynx -itis = inflammation
pneumothorax (noo-moh- THOR-aks) pneum/o = air, lung -thorax = chest
rhinorrhagia (ry-noh-RAY- jee-uh) rhin/o = nose -rrhagia = abnormal flow
bronchoscopy (brahn-KAHS- kuh-pee) bronch/o = bronchus -scopy = process of visually examining
endotracheal intubation (en- doh-TRAY-kee-uhl in-too- BAY-shun) endo- = within, inside trache/o = trachea -al = pertaining to in- = inward, inside tub/o = tube -ation = process, condition
lobectomy (loh-BEK-tuh-mee) lob/o = lobe -ectomy = surgical remova
pleurocentesis (ploo-roh-sen- TEE-sis) pleur/o = pleura -centesis = surgical puncturing
spirometry (spy-RAHM-e-tree) spir/o = to breathe, breathing -metry = process of measuring
thoracotomy (thoh-rak-AHT- uh-mee) thorac/o = chest -tomy = surgical incision
tracheostomy (tray-kee-AHS- tuh-mee) trache/o = trachea -stomy = surgical creation of an opening in the body
CO2 carbon dioxide
CPR cardiopulmonary resuscitation
ENT ear, nose, and throat
O2 oxygen
or/o mouth
trache/o trachea
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