term card_id priority source answer note Pulmonology E3-0185 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 2 The medical specialty studying respiratory anatomy and physiology and treating respiratory disease. Pulmonologist E3-0186 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 2 A specialist who uses tests, procedures, and drugs to treat respiratory disease. pulmon/o- E3-0187 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 2 Lung; defined in the slide's embedded word-part image. -logy E3-0188 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 2 Study of; defined in the slide's embedded word-part image. ENT E3-0189 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 3 Ears, nose, and throat. Nasal cavity E3-0190 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 3 The cavity within the nose, divided by the septum. Septum (nasal) E3-0191 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 3 The structure that divides the nasal cavity. Pharynx E3-0192 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 4 A passageway for air and ingested food; its mucous membranes warm/moisten air and trap particles. Larynx E3-0193 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 3, 4 The voice box; the slide places it at the start of the lower respiratory tract. Trachea E3-0194 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 3, 4 The windpipe: a flexible air passage supported by C-shaped cartilage rings. Epiglottis E3-0195 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 4 The structure that helps seal off the larynx during swallowing so food enters the esophagus. Lungs and lobes E3-0196 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 5 The lungs are spongy air-filled structures; lobes are their large divisions. Right lung: 3 lobes. Left: 2. Inhalation / inspiration E3-0197 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 5 Breathing in. Exhalation / expiration E3-0198 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 5 Breathing out. Eupnea E3-0199 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 6 Normal depth and rate of respiration. Diaphragm E3-0200 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 3, 6 The muscle stimulated to contract and initiate inspiration in the slide's explanation. Phrenic nerve E3-0201 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 6 The nerve carrying stimulation to the diaphragm to initiate inspiration. Respiratory control center E3-0202 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 6 The brain center that regulates depth and rate of respiration. Esophagus (in the swallowing explanation) E3-0203 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 4, 14 The passage that receives swallowed food after it crosses the epiglottis, rather than entering the larynx. Bronchi / bronchus E3-0204 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 3, 14 Airways identified in the lower respiratory system; the image labels the left main bronchus. Bronchus is singular; bronchi is plural. Nasal cannula E3-0205 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 13, 14 A device shown at the nostrils for delivering supplemental oxygen. Oxygen mask / oxygen hood E3-0206 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 Devices listed as ways to provide supplemental oxygen. Endotracheal tube (ETT) E3-0207 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 13, 14, 17 The tube inserted through the mouth and vocal cords into the trachea to establish an airway or provide oxygen. Trach E3-0208 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 15 The course's shortened name for a tracheostomy. Upper respiratory infection (URI) E3-0209 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 7 A bacterial or viral infection of the upper respiratory tract, described as a head cold. Asthma E3-0210 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 7 Hyperreactivity of bronchi/bronchioles to allergens or inhaled substances, causing inflammation, excess mucus, and bronchospasm. Bronchitis E3-0211 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 7 Acute or chronic inflammation of the bronchi. The slide associates acute bronchitis with infection and chronic bronchitis with smoking or pollution. Atelectasis E3-0212 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 Collapse of all or part of a lung. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) E3-0213 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 A group of chronic obstructive lung diseases, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema; associated in the slide with coughing, shortness of breath, and sputum. Cystic fibrosis (CF) E3-0214 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9 An inherited condition affecting respiratory, digestive, and sweat secretions; thick mucus and frequent lung infections are emphasized. Influenza E3-0215 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9 A respiratory infection caused by a virus. Pneumonia E3-0216 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9 Infection of the lungs; the slide lists bacterial, viral, aspiration, and walking pneumonia. Pulmonary edema E3-0217 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9 Fluid buildup in the alveoli; the slide lists left-sided heart failure, chest trauma, and pneumonia as causes. Pulmonary embolism E3-0218 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9 A traveling clot or fat globule lodging in the lung and blocking blood flow, causing shortness of breath. Tuberculosis (TB) E3-0219 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9 A communicable disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Mycobacterium tuberculosis E3-0220 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9 The organism named as causing tuberculosis. Abnormal breath sounds E3-0221 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 Lung sounds differing from normal that may indicate disease or another condition; detected with auscultation. Auscultation E3-0222 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 8, 13 Listening to breath sounds with a stethoscope. Normal breath sounds (course description) E3-0223 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 Like soft wind through a tunnel. Pleural friction rub E3-0224 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 Creaking or grating from inflammation of the pleura. Crackles E3-0225 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 Irregular crackling or bubbling, associated with fluid or infection in the alveoli. Rhonchi E3-0226 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 Humming, whistling, or snoring, associated with mucus or foreign-body obstruction. Stridor E3-0227 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 High-pitched crowing, associated with edema or obstruction. Wheezes E3-0228 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 High-pitched whistling or squeaking, associated with an asthma attack or reaction. Hemothorax E3-0229 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 11 Blood in the thoracic cavity, usually associated with trauma in the slide. Pleural effusion E3-0230 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 11 Excess fluid in the pleural space, associated with inflammation or infection in the slide. Pneumothorax E3-0231 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 11 Air in the pleural space causing lung collapse; penetrating trauma is the slide's example cause. Anoxia E3-0232 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 11 The course describes a complete lack or severely decreased oxygen in arterial blood and body tissues. Asphyxia E3-0233 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 11 The course describes abnormally high carbon dioxide with abnormally low oxygen in blood. Cyanosis E3-0234 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 11 Bluish-gray skin associated with low oxygen; the course also mentions increased carbon dioxide. Hypoxemia E3-0235 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 11 Very low oxygen in arterial blood. Apnea E3-0236 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 12 Absence of spontaneous respiration. Bradypnea E3-0237 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 12 Abnormally slow breathing. Cough E3-0238 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 12 A protective mechanism that forcefully expels material from the lungs. Dyspnea E3-0239 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 12 Difficult, labored, abnormal, or painful breathing. Orthopnea E3-0240 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 12 Difficulty breathing when lying supine, relieved by sitting or a semi-upright position in the slide's description. Tachypnea E3-0241 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 12 Abnormally fast breathing. Oximetry E3-0242 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 12 A noninvasive test measuring oxygen saturation of the blood. Oximeter E3-0243 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 12 The device used for oximetry; the slide describes light interacting with hemoglobin. Chest radiography E3-0244 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 An x-ray of the chest. CT scan E3-0245 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 Imaging that uses x-rays to obtain detailed sectional images. MRI scan E3-0246 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 Imaging that uses a magnetic field to obtain detailed images. Auscultation and percussion (A&P) E3-0247 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 The paired procedure named by the slide. Its provided description explains listening with a stethoscope; the percussion portion is not separately defined. Limited source description; the missing details are listed in the audit. Do not treat this as a complete procedural definition. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) E3-0248 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 A procedure to help a person whose breathing and heartbeat have stopped. Chest percussion therapy E3-0249 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 Percussion or vibration of the chest/back to loosen mucus. Endotracheal intubation E3-0250 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 13, 14 Insertion of a tube through the mouth, vocal cords, and into the trachea to establish an airway or provide oxygen. Incentive spirometry E3-0251 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 A procedure using a measuring device to encourage deep breathing after surgery. Nebulizer treatment E3-0252 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 Medication aerosolized for deep inhalation. Oxygen therapy E3-0253 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 13 Provision of additional oxygen, such as through a nasal cannula, mask, or hood. Bronchoscopy E3-0254 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 15 Passing a lighted bronchoscope through the mouth/larynx to examine the trachea and bronchi. Bronchoscope E3-0255 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 15 The lighted instrument used to examine the trachea and bronchi during bronchoscopy. Chest tube insertion E3-0256 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 15 Placing a plastic tube in the thoracic cavity to remove air, fluid, or blood. Lung resection E3-0257 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 15 Surgical removal of all or part of a lung. Thoracentesis E3-0258 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 15 Needle insertion into the thoracic cavity to remove fluid. Tracheostomy E3-0259 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 15, 16 An opening into the trachea with a tube for temporary or permanent respiratory support. Postural drainage (slide description) E3-0260 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 16 The slide describes cupped-hand percussion over a lung segment to loosen secretions. It does not separately explain the positioning component. Limited source description; the missing details are listed in the audit. Do not treat this as a complete procedural definition. Laryngoscope (image label) E3-0261 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 14 The instrument shown at the mouth during endotracheal intubation; no further definition is supplied. Limited source description; the missing details are listed in the audit. Do not treat this as a complete procedural definition. BS E3-0262 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 breath sounds CAT, CT E3-0263 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 computerized axial tomography CF E3-0264 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 cystic fibrosis COPD E3-0265 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 chronic obstructive pulmonary disease CPAP E3-0266 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 continuous positive airway pressure CPR E3-0267 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 cardiopulmonary resuscitation CXR E3-0268 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 chest x-ray DOE E3-0269 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 dyspnea on exertion ETT E3-0270 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 endotracheal tube LLL E3-0271 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 17 left lower lobe (of the lung) LUL E3-0272 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 left upper lobe (of the lung) MRI E3-0273 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 magnetic resonance imaging O2 E3-0274 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 oxygen RA E3-0275 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 room air (no supplemental oxygen) RLL E3-0276 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 right lower lobe (of the lung) RML E3-0277 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 right middle lobe (of the lung) RRT E3-0278 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 registered respiratory therapist RUL E3-0279 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 right upper lobe (of the lung) SARS E3-0280 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 severe acute respiratory syndrome SIDS E3-0281 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 sudden infant death syndrome SOB E3-0282 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 shortness of breath TB E3-0283 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 tuberculosis URI E3-0284 A Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 18 upper respiratory infection NICU E3-0285 A Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slide 6 Neonatal intensive care unit. IEP E3-0286 A Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slides 15, 16 Individualized education program. IDEA E3-0287 A Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slide 14 Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. CAPTA E3-0288 A Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slide 12 Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act of 1974, as named in the course. DFPS E3-0289 A Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slide 12 Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. ADA E3-0290 A Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slide 14 Americans with Disabilities Act; the lecture refers to it as protecting children with chronic illness or long-term disability. Neonate / newborn E3-0291 A Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slide 6 A baby from birth to 1 month in the course's age categories. nas/o- E3-0294 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 3 The slide leaves the answer blank beside “nasal” and the nose/nasal-cavity section. Nose is the contextual meaning; the blank is not explicitly completed in the supplied lecture. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. -al E3-0295 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 3 The suffix is printed with a blank answer. Its definition is not provided in the supplied Exam 3 material; confirm it before drilling a meaning. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Emphysema E3-0296 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 8, 15 Named as an example of COPD and a possible reason for lung resection. The slides do not provide a separate disease definition. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Bacterial / viral / aspiration / walking pneumonia E3-0297 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 9 All four names are listed under pneumonia. Only the names—not separate subtype definitions—are supplied. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Lung cancer E3-0298 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 10 Named in the slide 10 figure caption; no separate definition or staging is supplied. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Bronchioles E3-0299 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 7 Named as airways involved in asthma. A separate anatomical definition is not supplied. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Alveoli E3-0300 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 8, 9 Named as the location of fluid in pulmonary edema and of fluid/infection associated with crackles; a separate anatomy definition is not supplied. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Pleura / pleural space E3-0301 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slides 8, 11 Pleural inflammation is linked to friction rub; pleural-space fluid/air is linked to effusion/pneumothorax. Separate anatomy definitions are not supplied. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Bronchospasm E3-0302 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 7 Named as an effect of asthma. A separate definition is not supplied in these materials. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Sputum E3-0303 B Respiratory System 2026.pptx slide 8 Named as a COPD feature. The slides do not separately define it. Retained source gap or limited description. Do not mistake this for a complete definition. Developmental coordination disorder E3-0292 B Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slide 4 Sam's stated diagnosis in the case, which assigns coordination/balance goals. The supplied slide does not provide a full diagnostic definition. Named in the PowerPoint; full definition is not supplied. ADHD E3-0293 B Purtilo Ch 10-11 2026.pptx slide 4 Named in Sam's diagnosis; the supplied sources do not spell out or define the abbreviation. Keep it on the clarification list. Named in the PowerPoint; full definition is not supplied.