roots words
- tub/o
- trache/o
- thoracic/o
- spir/o
-sinus/o
- tube
-trachea, windpipe
-chest
-breathing
-sinus, cavity
- stenosis
-rrhea
-pnea
-phonia
-osmia
-narrowing tightening
-flow, excessive discharge
- breathing
-voice
-smell
- tachy
- fast
functions of the respiratory system ( hint : 3 things)
- process of breathing
- process oxygen to carbon dioxide through respiration
- ensure that all parts of the body can operate with oxygen
devices
nebulizer
pulse oximetter
spirometer
intubation
- resuscit/o
- pay/o
- pulmonary/o, pneum/o,pneumonia/o
- pleur/o
- pharyng/o
- to revive
- pus
-lung,air
- serious membrane that enfolds the lung
- pharynx, throat
-metry
-ism
-ion
-genic
-emia
-process of measuring
-process, condition
-process, state , condition
- produced by/in
-blood condition
- em-, endo-, in-
- in
what is the muscle the at separates the thoracic cavity from the abdomen
diaphragm
what is the medication to prevent or relieve coughing
antitussive
- epiglott/o
- dilat/o
- diaphragmatic/o
- hist/o
- hem/o
- epiglottis
- to enlarge, expand
- diaphragm
- tissue
- blood
-ectasis
-centesis
-capnia
-action
- ant
-dilation, expansion
surgical puncture to remove fluid
carbon dioxide
process condition
substance that promotes
- eu-
good, normal
structures in order
1. nose
2. pharynx
3.larynx
4. trachea
5. bronchi
6. alveoli
physician in who specializes diagnosing and treating disorders of the respiratory system
pulmonologist
- lob/o
-laryng/o
- carcinoma/o
- bronchi/o
- bronch/o
- lobe
- larynx , voice box
- cancer
- bronchiole, subdivision of the bronchus
- bronchus, bronchial tube
-itis
inflammation
- dys-
- painful, difficult
Define Inhalation, Exhalation
Inhalation: when oxygen enters or breathing in
Exhalation: when you breath out or when carbon dioxide is released.
virus known as the flu
influenza virus
- bold/o
- atel/o
- aspirin/o
- angi/o
- alveoli/o
- cast, throw
- incomplete , imperfect
- removel
- vessel (blood)
- alveolus , air sac
bonus
- cardi/o
- heart
- a-
- not, without
define respiration
the cavity located between the lungs
thoracic cavity