Epiglottis
Tracheostomy
tube
Expanding
balloon
Trachea
Thyroid
gland
4–34 Use trache/oto develop medical terms that mean
disease of the trachea: / /
surgical repair of the trachea:
/ /
narrowing or stricture of the trachea:
/ /
incision of the trachea: / /
4–35 Trache/o/laryng/o/tomy is an incision of the
and.
4–36 Label the left lung in Figure 4–2 as you continue to read the material in this
frame. Then review the position of the trachea to see how it branches into a right and
left primary bronchus. Each primary bronchus (plural, bronchi) leads to a separate
lung, the right and the (8) left lung. Structures of the bronchi and alveoli are part of
the lungs, which are the organs of respiration (act of breathing).
4–37 Change the singular form of bronchus to its plural form:
Frame 4–28to Frame 4–37
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trachea, larynx
TRĀ-kē-ă, LĂR-inks
bronchi
BRŎNG-kē
trache/o/pathy
trā-kē-ŎP-ă-thē
trache/o/plasty
TRĀ-kē-ō-plăs-tē
trache/o/stenosis
trā-kē-ō-stĕn-Ō-sĭs
trache/o/tomy
trā-kē-ŎT-ō-mē
Figure 4-3Tracheostomy.
(A)Lateral view with the
tracheostomy tube in place.
A B (B)Frontal view.