A | B |
Inflammation of breathing passages caused by allergens | asthma |
Inflammation of the trachea and bronchi | bronchitis |
"floppy lung" | emphysema |
chronic disease which is a combination of asthma, emphysema and chronic bronchitis | chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) |
Fluid in the lungs | pneumonia |
condition in which air leaks out of the lungs into the thoracic cavity | pneumothorax |
symptoms = night sweats, fever, weight loss and blood tinged sputum | tuberculosis |
Viral illness of the respiratory system | influenza |
collapsed lung | pneumothorax |
Alveoli become over dilated and lose their elasticity | emphysema |
symptoms = runny nose, pressure over the eyes and headache | sinusitis |
symptoms = fever, muscle pain, fatigue | influenza |
Chest rises only on 1 side while breathing | pneumothorax |
Warms, moistens and filters air | Nose |
Warm and moisten air / give voice resonance | Sinuses |
Common passageway for food and air | Pharynx |
Prevents food/drink from entering trachea | Epiglottis |
Windpipe | Trachea |
Air passages that branch off trachea to the right and left | Bronchi |
Small air passages that branch off the bronchi | Bronchioles |
Hollow sprees of cells where O2 and CO2 exchange | Alveoli |
Fatty substance that lines the inner surface of alveoli | Surfactant |
Covers the lungs | Pleura |
Cavity between the lungs (holds heart, aorta, etc.) | Mediastinum |
Body cavity that contains the lungs | Thoracic |
Partition that separates the nose into right and left cavities | Septum |
Respiratory center of the brain | Medulla Oblongata |
Ventilation muscle | Diaphragm |
Gas exchange between the lungs and outside air | External respiration |
Gas exchange between blood and cells | Internal respiration |
Bones in the nose | Turbinates |
temporary stoppage of breathing | apnea |
difficult, painful or labored breathing | dyspnea |
normal/easy breathing | eupnea |
increased depth and rate of breathing | hyperpnea |
difficulty breathing when lying flat | orthopnea |
rapid, shallow breathing | tachypnea |
rapid breathing caused by stress; increase in CO2 level | hyperventilation |