Chapter 12 - Respiratory System

ADENOID NASOPHARYNGEAL LYMPHATIC TISSUE APEX THE UPPERMOST PORTION OF THEY LUNG ASBESTOSIS A TYPE OF PNEUMOCONIOSIS; DUST PARTICALS ARE INHALED ATELACTASIS COLLAPSED LUNG BRONCHI TUBES THAT BIFURCATE FROM THE WINDPIPE BRONCHIOALVEOLAR LAVAGE FLUID IS INJECTED INTO THE BRONCHI AND THEN REMOVED FOR EXAMINATION BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA MALIGNANT NEOPPLASM ORIGINATING IN A BRONCHUS BRONCHOSCOPY AN ENDOSCOPIC EXAM OF THE LUNGS CHRONIC BRONCHITIS INFLAMMATION OF TUBE LEADING FROM THE TRACHEA OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME COPD AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION ASSOCIATED WITH EMPHYSEMA AND CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CYSTIC FIBROSIS INHERITED DISEASE OF EXOCRINE GLANDS LEADING TO AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION EMPHYSEMA HYPERINFLATION OF AIR SACS WITH DESTRUCTION OF ALVEOLAR WALLS ENDOTRACHIAL TUBE TUBE THAT IS PLACED THROUGH THE MOUTH TO THE TRACHEA TO ESTABLISH AN AIRWAY EPIGLOTTIS LID-LIKE PIEVE OF CARTILAGE THAT COVERS THE LARYNX, PREVENTING FOOD FROM ENTERING THE LARYNX DURING SWALLOWING EPISTAXIS NOSE BLEED EXPECTORATION MATERIAL EXPELLED FROM THE LUNGS HYPERCAPNIA HIGH CARBON DIOXIDE LEVELS IN THE BLOOD LARYNGECTOMY REMOVAL OF THE VOICE BOX LUNG SCAN RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL IS INJECTED OR INHALED AND IMAGES ARE RECORDED MEDIASTINUM SPACE BETWEEN THE LUNGS IN THE CHEST ORTHOPNEA BREATHING IS EASIER IN AN UPRIGHT POSITION PERTUSSIS WHOOPING COUGH; BACTERIAL INFECTION OF THE PHARYNX. THE P IN DPT PULMONARY ABSCESS LOCALIZED AREA OF PUS FORMATION IN THE LUNGS PYOTHORAX COLLECTION OF PUS IN THE PLEURAL CAVITY THORACENTESIS CHEST WALL IS PUNCTURED WITH A NEEDLE TO OBTAIN FLUID FROM THE PLEURAL SPACE TRACHEA WINDPIPE TRACHEOSTOMY OPENING INTO THE TRACHEA THROUGH THE NECK TO ESTABLISH AN AIRWAY HYPOXEMIA LOW LEVELS OF OXYGEN IN THE BLOOD