the bronchioles
dilation of the bronchioles
bronchiectasis
excessive development of adenoids
adenoid hypertrophy
inflammation of the epiglottis
epiglottitis
pertaining to the spaces in the skull near the nose
paranasal sinuses
difficult voice or hoarseness
dysphonia
inflammation of the bronchioles
bronchiolitis
removal of adenoids
adenoidectomy
blood accumulation in the pleural cavity
hemothorax
pertaining to the throat
pharyngeal
blood coughed up from bronchial tubes
hemoptysis
substance to widen the bronchial tubes
bronchiodilator
sudden cessation of breathing
apnea
inflammation of the voice box
laryngitis
nerve carrying messages from the brain to the diaphram
phrenic nerve
excessive carbon dioxide in the blood
hypercapnia
pertaining to the bronchial tube and the pleural cavity
bronchopleural
lack of pulse .leads to unconciousness and death
asphyxia
air within the pleural cavity surrounding the lungs
pneumothorax
pain associated with inflammation or irritation of the pleura
pleurodynia
discharge from the nose
rhinorrhea
involuntary contraction of the muscle walls of the bronchial
bronchospasm
incomplete expansion of lung/collapsed lung
atelectasis
pus in the plueral cavity
pyothorax
abnormal condition of dust in the lungs
pneumoconiosis
pertaining to narrowing of the trachea
tracheal stenosis