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Term | Definition |
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2 fingers tapping on skin | Percussion |
Platletes that release clotting substance | Thromboplastin |
Air or gas in plueral cavity | Pneumothorax |
Universal blood DONOR | type O |
Universal blood RECIPEIENT | type AB |
Apnea | No breathing |
Lymphoma | Tumor |
Device that measuers breathing compacity | sporomatry |
What structure is known as the wind pipe | Trachiea |
medical term for Nose bleed | Epistsis |
A foreign substance that activates the immune system | Antigen |
Which one is not part of the respiratory system | Spleen |
A mucus secreted from the lining of the respiratitory tract | Phlegm |
The large muscle that is important for the respiratory syster | Diaphrgm |
Inflammtion of a lymp gland | Lymphadentitis |
Term for surgical repair of the nose | Rhinoplasty |
Lab test for the presense of meligment cells | Sputum Pystology |
A specialist that deals with blood | Hemotologist |
Crackiling sound made durring inspiration | Rales |
Term meaning record of lymp vessels | lymphangiogram |
Where does oxygen and carbon dioxide accur | Alveoli |
inflammation of the lymph nodes | lymphadenitis |
Epsteine bar virus causes | mononucleousis |
Puss in plueral space | Epieuma |
What are the lymph nodes in the groin called | inuginal |
Lung tissue retains an excess amount of fluid | Pulmonary adema |
Surgical procedure of making an insicion into the tracheia | Tracheotomy |
Heretitary bleeding dises where there is prolong clotting time | Hemophelia |
What is dyspena | Painful breathing |
Narrowing of the trachea | Tracheastenosis |
A cell that has the ability to ingest and digest bacteria | phagosite |
a condition found in children characterized by a barking cough | Croup |
CBC | Coplete blood count |
blood transfusion that comes from another person | homolougus |
what is nose discharge | Rhinorreha |
the fluid water based portion of blood | Plasma |
what are the lymph nodes in the armpit called | axillary |
hemostasis | stopage of bleeding |
the total volume of air that can be exhailed after inspirtation | vital compacity |
medical term for producing | pathogenic |
condition which lung tissue colapses | adelactasis |
medical term for chest pain | thoracalgia |
the lymphoid tissue located in the nasal pharynx behind the nose | adenoids |
a disease by excessive abromal white blood cells | leukemia |
a blood test that measures the volume of erythrocytes in blood | hematocrits |
the passage way for air from the pharynx to the bronchi | larynx |
what tesst would you use for mononucleuosis | monospot |
medical term meaning surgical removal of the spleen | splenectomy |
give an example of active aquire immunity | contracting the disease from vaccinantion |
clear sticky fluid that remains after clotting | serum |
the pharynx is divded into 3 parts which is the most inferior | laryngopharynx |
which one is not a leukocyte | hemocyte |
a condition that produces to many red blood cells in bone marrow | polycythemiavera |
voice box | Larynx |
what is the surgical term for thorocotomy | inscion into the chest caivty |
Rhin/o | nose |
a medical term meaning visually examining the bronchus | bronchiscope |
what is thrombocytopenia | decrease in plateletes |
aggultin/o | clumping |