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Auscultation   Listening to sounds made by various body structures and functions as a diagnostic method, usually with a stethoscope  
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Bronchogram   A radiographic visualization of a brunchus  
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Bronchoscopy   Inspection of the interior of the tracheobronchial tree through a endoscope  
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Computed Tomography   Imaging anatomic information from cross-sectional plane of body, each image generated by a computer synthesis of x-ray transmission data obtained in many different directions in a given plane  
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Laryngectomy   Excision of the larynx  
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Laryngoscopy   Inspection of the larynx by means of the endoscope  
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging   A diagnostic modality in which magnetic neclei (protons) of a patient are aligned in a strong, uniform magentic field, absorb energy from tuned radiofrequency pulses, emit radiofrequency signals as their excitation decays, converted into tomographic image  
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Mantoux test   A dermatologic procedure in which tuberculin or its purified protein derivative (PPD) is injected into skin, the test is read on basis of local induration occurring in 48-72 hours  
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Paracentesis   The passage into a cavity of a trocar and cannula, needle, or other hollow instrument for the purpose of removing fluid  
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Pneumonectomy   Removal of all pulmonary lobes from a lung in one operation  
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Rhinoplasty   Repair of a defect of the nose with tissue taken from elsewhere  
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Sinuscopy   Inspection of the sinus cavities by means of the endoscope  
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Sinusotomy   Incision into a sinus  
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Septoplasty   Operation to correct defets or deformities of nasal septum, often by alteration or partial removal of supporting structures  
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Spirometry   Machine to measure pulmonary gases and lung capacity  
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Thoracentesis   Paracentesis of the pleural cavity  
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Tracheotomy   The operation of creating an opening into the trachea  
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Ventilator   A mechanical device designed to perform part or all of the work of respiration, i.e. moving gas into and out of lungs  
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Antispasmodics   An agent that prevents or alleviating muscle spasms  
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Antitussives   A cough remedy  
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Bronchodilators   An agent that causing an increase in caliber of a bronchus  
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Cauterization   The act of using an agent or device used for scarring, burning, or cutting the skin or other tissues by means of heat, cold, electric current or caustic chemicals  
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Decongestants   An agent that reduces congestion  
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Endotrachial intubation   Passage of a tube through nose or mouth into the trachea for maintenance of the airway during anesthesia or for maintenance of an imperiled airway  
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Expectorants   An agent that thins respiratory tract mucus and promotes its removal from the tracheobronchial passages  
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Humidifier   A device for increasing the water vapor content of a gas or an ambient air  
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Ligation   A thread, wire, fillet or the like tied tightly around a blood vessel, the pedicle of a tumor or other structure to constrict it  
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Mucolytics   Capable of dissolving, digesting or liquifying mucus  
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Nasotracheal intubation   A tracheal tube inserted through the nasal passages  
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Resection   Procedure performed for the specific purpose of removal of a significant part of an organ or bodiy structure; may be partial or complete  
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Vaporizer   An apparatus for reducing medicated liquids to a gaseous state suitable for inhalation or application to accessible mucous membranes  
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