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Med Vocab Ch 9
Respiratory System
Question | Answer |
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What term means inside the nose | endonasal |
What is the term for the sense of smell | olfaction |
Which term means pertaining to the nosepharyn | nasopharyngeal |
Which term means pertaining to the pharynx | pharyngeal |
What term means pertaining to the mouth and pharynx | oropharyngeal |
Which term refers to the larynx; pharynx | laryngopharngeal |
What is the term for the vocal folds that are part of the vocal apparatus of the larynx | glottis |
Which term means pertaining to the trachea | tracheal |
What is the term that means within the trachea | endotracheal |
What is lined with cilia, hairlike projections that propel mucus up and way from the lower airway | bronchi |
What are small airways that extend from the bronchi into the lungs | bronchioles |
What term means pertaining to the alveoli | alveolar |
What term means pertaining to a bronchus and alveoli | bronchoalveolar |
two types of pleura are | visceral pleura and parietal pleura |
The term that means outside the pleural cavity | extrpleural |
The term that means outside, or not connected with, the lungs | extrapulmonary |
What is the term that means below the lung | subpulmonary |
What term is a speculum that is used for inspecting the nasal cavity | nasoscope |
....is a growth or mass protruding from a muscous membrane | polyp |
...is an instrument for examing the lining or the structure that is commonly call the throat, the pharynx | pharyngoscope |
viewing the interior of the trachea is | tracheoscopy |
....direct viewing of the bronchi | bronchoscopy or bronchoscopic |
What is the examination of the mediastinum by means of an endoscope inserted through an incision of the chest | mediastinoscopy |
This procedure allows direct inspection of the mediastinum and biopsy of tissue, using an instrument called | mediastinoscope |
...the muscluar structure that contracts and relaxs during inspiration and expiration is the | diaphragm |
Which term is radiology of the vessels of the lungs after injection of a contrast medium | pulmonary angiography |
...pertains to obstruction of a blood vessel with material from a blood clot that carried by the bloodstream from its site of orgin | thromboembolic |
Which term is any foreign object that circulateds in the bloodsteam and becomes lodged in a vessel | embolus |
...is the largest volume of air that can be exhaled after maximal inspiration is the | vital capacity |
What is a photoelectric device for determining the oxygen saturation of the blood in a pulsating capillary bed | pulse oximeter |
...listening to breath sounds, provides information about the flow of air throught the tracheobronchial tree | chest ausculation |
...is the structure that is commonly called the throat is | pharynx |
What is the structure that is commonly called the windpipe | trachea |
...the hollow interior of the nose is separted into two cavities by the | nasal septum |
...the glottis is the vocal apparatus of the | larynx |
...the upper repiratory tract consits of the nose, nasal cavity, larynx, pharynx and | parnasal sinuses |
....the lower respiratory tract begins with a structure called | trachea |
What is an abnormal sound consisting of a continous rumbling sound that clears on coughing | rhonchus |
...is a musical noise that sounds like a squeak | wheeze |
....are discontinuous bubbleing noises during inspiration that are not cleared by coughing | crackles |
....an abnormal high-pitched musical sound caused by an obstruction in the trachea or larynx, most often heard during inspiration | stridor |
What is a blood test that measures the amount of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and pH in a blood sample collected from the artery | arterial blood gas |
Which term is a sleep disorder characterized by transient periods of breathing | sleep apnea |
...is abnormal apttern of respiration that is characterized by alternating periods of apnea and deep, rapid breathing, occurring more fequently during sleep | cheyne-stokes respiration |
What term is laborded or difficult breathing | dyspnea |
What terms means an absence of deficiency of oxygen in body tissues below the level needed for proper functioning | anoxia |
What is a condition caused by insufficent intake of oxygen | asphyxia or asphyxiation |
... is an exaggerated deep or rapid respiration | hyperpnea |
...excessive aeration of the lungs-which commonly reduces carbon dioxide levels in the body | hyperventilation |
...is increased alkalinity of the blood | alkalemia |
What is a pathologic condition that results from accumulation of acid or depletion of alkaline substances | aciclosis |
...means an abnormally low level of carbon dioxide in the blood | hypocarpnia |
...is an arterial blood pH below 7.35 | acidemia |
...is recognized as a blood of pH above 7.45 | alkalemia |
What is a sudden inability of the lungs to maintain normal respiratory function | acute respiratory failure |
...is a reduction of oxygen in body tissue to levels below those required for normal metabolic functioning | hypoxia |
What is severe pulmonary congestion charcterized by respiratory insufficiency and hypoemia and can result in acute respiratory failure | acute respiratory distress syndome |
..is decreased oxygen in the blood | hypoxemia |
Which terms means a condition in which breathing is diffcult except in an upright position | orthopnea |
...means normal breathing | eupnea |
....breathing fast | tachypnea |
what is inflammation of one or more paranasal sinuses | sinusitis |
Which term has irritation of the nasal membranes,violent sneezing, trauma, or high blood pressure | nosebleed |
....profused bleeding from the nose | rhinorrhagia |
....is a calculs or stone in the nose | rhinolith |
is inflammation fo the hard palate, the bony portion of the roof or the mouth | palatitis |
...is infammation or infection of the pharynx, usually causing symptoms of sore throat | pharyngitis |
...is a fungal condition of the pharynx | pharyngomycosis |
What means pain of the larynx | laryngalgia |
...is a condition characterized by the inabliity to produce normal speech sounds that results from overuse of the vocal cords, organic disease, or emotional problems | aphonia |
...is impairment of speech, charcterized by a lact of coordination and an inability to arrange words in their proper order, a problem resulting from a brain lesion | dysphasia |
an absence of speech | aphasia |
...is paralysis of the muscles of the larynx | laryngoplegia |
...spasmodic closure of the larynx is | laryngospasm |
...is an acute viral infection of the upper and lower respiratory tract that occurs primarily in infants and young children | croup |
this highly contagious disease that is charcterized by fever, respiratory systems, muscle aches and weekness | influenza |
....acute rhinitis | coryza |
sore throat usually accompanies this condition | pertussis |
...is a state of dullness, sluggishness, or prolonged sleepiness or drowsiness | lethargy |
...abnormal enlargement of the distal fingers and toes, often associated with advanced chronic pulmonary disease | clubbing |
...occurs when multiple rib factures cause instability of the chest wall | flail chest |
...means pertaining to the larynx and trachea | laryngotracheal |
....inflammation of the larynx, trachea, and bronchi | laryngotracheobronchitis |
...softening of the trachea | tracheomalacia |
...is narrowing of the trachea | tracheostenosis |
Which term means pertains to the bronchi and lungs | bronchopulmonary |
..is a condition in which stones are present in the bronchi | broncholithiasis |
...is ditation of the bronchi | bronchiectasis |
...is inflammation of the lungs | pneumonia or pneumonitis |
Which term involves both the bronchi and the lungs and usually is result of the spread of infection from the upper lower respiratory tract | bronchopneumonia |
...is a complication of an infection of the lung | pulmonary abscess |
...is a noninflammatory accumulation of fluid in one orboth pleural cavities | hydrothoarx |
...is air or gas in the pleural cavity | pneumothorax |
...is an accumulation of air and blood | pneumohomothorax |
What is the sudden blocking of an artery by a clot or foreign material that has been brought to its site of lodgment by the circulationg blood | embolism |
....is any disease of the lung caused by chronic inhaltion of dust, usually mineral dust of either occupational or environmental orgin | pneumoconiosis |
...is a chronic lungs disease that result from prolonges exposure to asbestos | asbestosis |
...is a lung disorder caused by long-term inhalation of silica dust, which is found in sands, quartzed, and many other stones | silicosis |
...is a nonpsecific desingation that includes a group of progressive and irreversible respiratory problems in which dsypnea and often chronic coughs are prominent features | chronic obstructive pulmonary disease |
What term is characterized by overinflation and destructive changes in alveolar wall | emphysema |
...is inherited disorder of the exocrine glands that involves the lungs, pancresas, and sweat glands | cystic fibrosis |
What is abnormal condition charcterized by the collapse of all or part of a lung | atelectasis |
What is an infectious disease that often is chronic and commonly affects the lungs, although it may occur in other parts of the body | tuberculosis |
...is to cough up and spit out material from the lungs and air passage | expectorate |
...is the spitting of blood or blood-stained suptum | hemoptysis |
....a device used to provide assisted respiration and usually temporary life support | cardiopulmonary resusctiation |
What is a surgical creation of an opening in the trachea, may be necessary in upper airway obstruction | tracheostomy |
What is the management of the patient with an airway catheter inserted through the mouth or nose into the trachea | endotracheal intubation |
...is insertion of a tube through the nose into the trachea | nasotracheal intubation |
What term means insertion of a tube through the mouth into the trachea | orotracheal intubation |
What is the term meaning surgical punture of the chest wall and pleural space with a needle to aspirate fluid or to obtain a specimen for biopsy | thoracentesis |
What is surgical incision into the chest | thoractomy |
What is the surgical repair (construction) of the palate | palatoplasty |