Creative Study Chapter 10 Flashcards

(38 cards)

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Respiration

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Exchange of air between the lungs and atmosphere

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alveol/o

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alveolus (air sac)

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3
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bronch/o

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bronchus (airway)

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bronchi/o

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bronchus (airway)

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5
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bronchiol/o

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bronchiole (little airway)

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6
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capn/o

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carbon dioxide

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7
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carb/o

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carbon dioxide

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8
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laryng/o

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larynx (voice box)

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9
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lob/o

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lobe (a portion)

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10
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nas/o

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nose

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rhin/o

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nose

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12
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or/o

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mouth

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13
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ox/o

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oxygen

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14
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palat/o

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palate

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15
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pector/o

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chest

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steth/o

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thorac/o

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pharyng/o

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pharnyx (throat)

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phren/o

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diaphragm (also mind)

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pleur/o

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pleura (lining of lungs)

21
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-pnea

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pneum/o

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pneumon/o

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pulmon/o

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sinus/o
sinus (cavity)
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spir/o
breathing
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tonsill/o
tonsil
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trache/o
trachea (windpipe)
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uvul/o
uvula
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Eupnea
normal breathing
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Bradypnea
slow breathing
32
Tachypnea
fast breathing
33
Hypopnea
shallow breathing
34
Hyperpnea
deep breathing
35
Dyspnea
difficulty breathing
36
Apnea
inability to breathe
37
Orthopnea
ability to breathe only in upright position
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Cheyne-Strokes Respiration
breathing pattern characterized by gradual increase of depth and, sometimes, in rate to maximum level, followed by decrease, resulting in apnea