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CPC Study - Respiratory System

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What is the respiratory system's primary function?   supplies oxygen to body and helps clean body of waste (carbon dioxide)  
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Another name for turbinates:   conchae  
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The pharynx contains:   nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryingopharynx  
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The upper respiratory tract consists of:   nose, sinuses, turbinates, pharynx, larynx  
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The lower respiratory tract consists of:   trachea, segmental bronchi, bronchioles, alveolar ducts, lungs  
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The 4 pairs of sinuses:   frontal, ethmoid, maxillary, sphenoid  
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3 divisions of conchae:   inferior, middle, superior  
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Where are the adenoids found?   nasopharynx  
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Where are the tonsils found?   oropharynx  
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What does the larynx contain?   cartilages of laryinx, thyroid, epiglottis, arytenoid  
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Alveoli   sacs of simple squamous cells found at the ends of alveolar ducts  
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These are the body's primary gas-exchange units:   alveolar ducts  
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Hilium   medial survade of lung where pulmonary artery, pulmonary veins, nerves, lymphatics, bronchial tubes enter and exit  
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How many lobes does each lung contain?   Left contains 2, right contains 3  
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Ablation   removal or destruction by cutting, chemicals or electrocautery  
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Apnea   cessation of breathing  
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Asphyxia   lack of oxygen  
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Asthma   shortness of breath caused by contraction of bronchi  
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Atelectasis   incomplete expansion of lung; collapse  
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Auscultation   listening to sounds  
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Bacillus   rod0-shaped bacterium  
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Cordectomy   surgical removal of vocal cords  
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Croup   acute viral infection (obstruction of larynx), stridor  
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Cyanosis   blueish discoloration  
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Dysphonia   speech impairment  
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Dyspnea   difficulty breathing  
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Emphysema   loss of elasticity and enlargement of alveoli  
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Epistaxis   nose bleed  
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Glottis   true vocal cords  
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Hemoptysis   bloody sputum  
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This is a congenital abnormality of connective tissue between vocal cords:   laryngeal web  
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Lavage   washing out  
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Nasal Button   synthetic circular disc used to cover a hole in the nasal septum  
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Orthopnea   difficulty breathing, relieved by assuming an upright position  
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Pneumonolysis   surgical separation of lung from chest wall to allow lung to collapse  
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Pulmonary embolism   thrombus lodged in pulmonary artery or one of its branches  
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Sarcoidosis   chronic inflammatory disease with nodules developing in lungs, lymph nodes, other organs  
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Segmentectomy   surgical removal of the smaller subdivisions of lobes of a lung  
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Tachypnea   quick, shallow breathing  
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Total Pneumonectomy   removal of an entire lung  
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Hypercapnia   increased carbon dioxide in arterial blood  
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Hypoxemia   reduced oxygenation of arterial blood  
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ARDS   Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome: acute injury to alveolocapillary membrane  
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Pulmonary Edema   fluid in lung tissue  
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3 most common types of atelectasis:   adhesive, compression, obstruction  
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3 causes of absorption atelectasis:   foreign body, tumor, abnormal external pressure  
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Bronchiectasis   chronic, irreversible dilation of bronchi  
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Respiratory Acidosis   decreased level of pH due to excess retention of carbon dioxide  
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Pneumothorax   air collected in pleural cavity  
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Pneumoconiosis   dust particles or other particulate matter in lung  
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3 common types of pneumoconiosis:   coal, asbestos, fiberglass  
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3 common types of pleural effusion:   hemothorax (hemorrhage), empyema (pus), exudate (leftover fluid from infection)  
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Cor Pulmonale   hypertrophy or failure of right ventricle  
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Another name for pleuritis:   pleurisy  
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4 common types of URI:   common cold, croup, sinusitis, laryngitis  
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COPD   irreversible airway obstruction that decreases expiration  
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