Question

can anyone help me unscramble these words? I can't seem to figure out some of them. The class is Medical Terminology and the chapter is Respiratory System if that helps at all.

be X, X AA 2: 10 ES 2300 Chapt 12 Word Scramble tascesatiel Atelectasis bollsosnornescth Bronchiostenosis tlaicbohdnroro Bronchodilator Irtonasbyohcp Bronchoplasty 5. hyemsiopts Hemoptysis nyhprsnaaxo Nasopharynx ryxnrophoa Oropharnyx plengaehrpoi uenoinpam Pneumonia rhnhroarel aaphentyc rehetcisnsato 11. kslauusm Kussmaul Byyraltcneom 13. Irgamyonyot srhyipnagti hyapgsonsarpm ymhontrgapoy 17. icrnphe phrenie 18. yeocteunmnomp 19. pulmiserotex English (United States) Pulse Oximetry

Answer 1

1. tascesatlei: atelectasis- collapse of a lung or part of a lung, leading to decreased gas exchange.
2. boiisosnornescth: bronchiostenosis- narrowing of the bronchial tubes
3. tlaicbohdnroro: bronchodilator- drug used to expand the bronchi.
4. lrtonasbyohcp: bronchoplasty- surgical repair of a bronchus.
5. hyemsiopts: hemoptysis- spitting or coughing up blood.
6. nyhprsnaaxo: nasopharynx- upper portion of the pharynx
5. ryxnrophoa: oropharynx- middle portion of the pharynx
6. plengaehrpoi: phrenoplegia- paralysis of the diaphragm
7. uenoinpam: pneumonia- inflammation of a lung caused by infection, chemical inhalation, or trauma.
8. rhnhroarei: rhinorrhea- discharge from the nose
9. aaphentyc: tachypnea-abnormal rapid respiration
10. rehetcisnsato: thoracentesis- insertion of a needle into the pleural cavity to withdraw fluid for diagnostic purposes, to drain excess fluid, or to reexpand a collapsed lung.
11. kslauusm: kussmaul- rapid deep respirations that are characteristic of an acid base imbalance (frequently seen in uncontrolled diabetes).
12. gyyraltcneom: laryngectomy- excision of the larynx.
13. lrgamyonyot: laryngotomy- incision into the larynx.
14. srhyipnagti: pharyngitis- inflammation of the pharynx .
15. hyapgsonsarpm: pharyngospasm- involuntary contraction of the pharynx
16. ymhontrgapoy: pharyngotomy- surgical incision into the pharynx
17. icrnphe: phrenic