meds terms game

exterinal resperiation is

exchange of air in lung capularies

interal respiration

exchange of gases in the cell

mediastum

midle of chest were trachea divides into two branches

bronchi

each leads to a speterate lung

lugs

lobes are not minor images

hilum

blood vessels Nerves, lymphatic tissue and bronchi tubes enter and exit

conduct air

nose, nasal cavities and paransal cavities, pharynx larynx trachea

exchange glasses

bronchioles, avoli, lung capularies

in the respiratory flow chart what comes after pharnx

larynx

in the respiratory flow chart what comes after bronchi

bronchoiles

diastole

relaxationsys

tole

contraction

colosure of values associated with sounds

lub dub

lub is what

the closure of tripsucpid and mitral values at the beggingin of systole d

dubb

closure of the aortic and pullomary values at the end of the systole

mumor

abnomral heart sound caused by improper value closure

hypertenseive heart disease

high blood pressure affecting the heart

mitral valve prolapse

improper closure of mitral valve

peridcarditis

inflamation of the membrane surrounding the heart

rheumatic heart disease

heart disease caused by rheumatic fever

aneursym

local windening of arterial wall

deep vein thrombosis

blood clot forms in large vein usually in lower limb

raynauas disease

recurrent episodes of panor and cyanosis primarily in finger and toes

defibraillation

breif discharges of electricty are appiledacross the chest to stop dystrymias

heart transplant

donar heart is transsferd to recpent

cilia

thin hairs attached to muscus membrane epithleium lining the respitory tract

lobe

divison of lung

ausultation

listening to sounds within the body

rhonchi

loud rumbing sounds heard on austlation of bronchi obstructed by sputum

sarcoidosis disease

chronic inflamation disease in which small nodes develop in lungs lymph nodes and other organs

chronic obstructive pulmornary disease

chronic conditon of persitant obstructive air flow through bronchial tubes and lungs

silicosis

disease due to silica or glass dust in the lungs occurs in mining occupations

speech passes through what to create noise

vocal cords

pharynx parts

oral pharynx, nasal pharynx, laringo pharynx,

what is the epiglotitis

a flap to prevent food from going down windpipe