NAJIE ANDRES

3. pneumothorax-Presence of air within the pleural space.
5. deoxyhemoglobin-Blood carrying carbon dioxide without oxygen.
7. pneumonia-Inflammation of the airsacs.
8. tuberculosis-Respiratory infection commonly caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis.
9. pohsdisease-Occurs when TB travelled into the spine.
11. empyema-Accumulation of pus within the pleural space as complication of respiratory problems
12. Expectoration of blood or bloody sputum.
16. thoracentesis- Procedure to remove air and fluid from the pleural space.
17. acidosis-Signifies the decrease of pH from its normal level
19. lobectomy-The removal of lobe of a lung.
24. antiinflammatory-The most desired effect of corticosteriod in asthma treatment.

1. atelectasis-Happends with the presence of alveolar fluid occupying casuing the collapse of the lung.
2. hpoxemia-Lack of oxygen in the blood.
3. pulmonaryembolism-Obstruction of blood flow to the lungs due to fat, air, that occludes the blood vessel.
4. Median portion of the thoracic cavity which contains the heart and great vessels.
6. Type of pneumothorax where air cannot exit and leads to lung collapse.
10. epistaxis-Can be anterior or posterior bleeding of the nose
13. Done to inspect airways and check for abnormalities.
14. alveoli-A grape like structure where primary gas exchange occurs
15. cilia -Small stick like structure that moves sputum out from the lungs.
18. conductingzone-Parts of respiratory system where filtration, warming, and moistening of air happens and leads it to the lungs.
20. Inflammation of the pleaurae leading to reduced pleaural space.
21. hypoxia-Lack of oxygen in the tissue.
22. surfactant-Lipoprotein that decreases the surfcae tension in alveoli to prevent lung collapse.
23. Presence of blood within the pleural space.