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Respiratory System

by Amy Spence
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Viral infections of the respiratory system often called rhinovirus

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A tube placed in the chest to remove fluid or air from the lungs

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Increase in respiratory rate with exaggerated movements

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Causes displacement of lung tissue resulting in only 2 lobes

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Lung condition; buildup of air between the lung & chest wall

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Difficult or labored breathing while laying down

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Disease that narrows airways & often causes wheezing

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Fast breathing

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Rapid deep breathing; often caused by anxiety or panic and causes an excess of O2

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Passes in front of the esophagus to the lungs

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Serious life threatening allergic reaction

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Top or upper part

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Clears the lower respiratory tract

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A viral infection; vaccine changes every year according to virus strain from previous year

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Difficulty breathing

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Where the trachea divides into 2 parts

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Also called the adam's apple

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Breathing pattern that alternates between dyspnea & apnea

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Keeps the alveoli from collapsing

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Clears the upper airway

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Often a result of chest trauma

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Medication used to shut down an allergic response

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Cavity between lungs where the heart is located

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Means inflammation

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Prevents friction of lungs when breathing

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Molds, animals, feathers, pollens, foods, smoke, & dust are examples of what?

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Base or bottom part

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Ability of an object to resume normal shape after stretching

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Thick fluid in the lungs & alveoli that inhibits normal breathing

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Where mucous is produced

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Membrane that surrounds the lungs

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Mucous that is coughed up

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Breathing sound often heard with asthma

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