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Week 5

ch 10

QuestionAnswer
apena cessation of breathing
eupnea good/normal breathing
tachypnea rapid breathing
bradypnea slow breathing
hypopnea shallow breathing
hyperpnea heavy breathing
dyspnea difficulty breathing
orthopnea able to breathe only in an upright position
hyperventilation over breathing: the condition of having too much air flowing into and out of the lungs, leads to hypocapina
hypoventilation under breathing, having too little air flowing into and out of the lungs, leads to hypercapnia
dysphonia bad voice condition (hoarseness)
epistaxis a nosebleed
rhinorrhagia excessive blood flow from the nose (another term for nosebleed)
rhinorrhra runny nose
bronchospasm involuntary contraction of the bronchus
phrenospasm involuntary contraction of the diaphragm (also known as the hiccups)
bronchorrhea discharge from the bronchi
expectoration coughing or spitting material out of the lungs
hemoptysis coughing up blood
sputum mucus discharged from the lungs by coughing
auscultation a health care professional using a stethoscpope to listen to a patients chest
cyanosis a blush color in the skin caused by insufficient oxygen
pectus carinatum a chest that protrudes like the keel of a ship
pectus excavatum a chest that is hollowed out
percussion striking the body surface ( in this context to cause vibrations that can help locate fluid build up in the chest)
retraction the sucking in of the skin around bones during inhalation, happens when someone is in respiratory distress
atelectasis incomplete expansion
bronchiectasis expansion of the bronchi
chylothorax chyle in the chest
empyema pus inside the chest
hemothorax blood in the chest
Created by: YanTap
 

 



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