respiratory
What is the process called when placing an animal under a loss of consciousness to perform surgery?
anesthesia
act of inhaling or taking in air to the lungs through the nostrils and trachea.
inhaling
condition in which the lungs have difficulty taking in enough oxygen.
asthma
Double membrane covering that lines the lungs.
pleura
Noise or crackle caused by the lungs during pneumonia.
rale
Tiny sacs of air at the end of bronchioles.
alveoli
What is heaves caused by?
allgeries
Kennel cough is also known as..
bordetella
The windpipe or tube-like airway, is established during anesthesia.
trachea
The nostrils or the nose.
nares
The act of air flowing out of the lungs.
exhalation
causes the lungs to become inflamed.
pneumonia
Causes a respiratory infection that affects the lungs and chest cavity.
shipping fever
opening into the larynx
glottis
the chest
thoracic cavity
Medication may be used to open up the bronchioles and lungs.
brinchodilator
Branches at the baseof eac lungs connected by large passages.
bronchi
common action that removes dust and foreign particles.
sneezing
cartilage that opens into the airway and lies within the throat area.
larynx
abnormal lung sound that develops with pneumonia and causes a crackling noise
pleural fricition rub
Covering or flap that prevents food from entering the airway and lungs during swallowing.
epiglottis.
crackle
area of the chest that surrounds the ribs, heart, and lungs and protects the chest organs.
diaphragm
tiny tubes that connect to the lungs and bronchi and resemble tree branches
bronchioles
sound produced during asthma that makes breathing difficult.
wheezing