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Fill-in-the-Blank is a lung tumor that originates in the bronchi. b. Emphysema leads to overinflated is a healthcare professional whose duties include administering oxygen therapy and measuring lung capacity. d. The organs of the lower respiratory system include the: ,,and e. means to inhale fluid or foreign object into the airways. is dangerous because the alveoli fill up with fluid. g. A(n) h. Pulmonary may result in a collapsed lung- injects dye into blood vessels of the lungs. uses gravity to promote drainage of lung secretions; treatment for CF. j. Pulmonary occurs when a blood clot blocks a branch of the pulmonary artery. k. Anything that damages the body is called a(n) I. Lymphatic tissue located in the throat is called the m. Pain, redness, swelling, and feeling hot to the touch are all signs of n. The destroys worn-out blood cells. are an example of phagocytic cells. p. Lymph nodes are commonly called q. The latter stage of HIV infection is called 1. The is necessary early in life for proper development of the immune system. S. SLE and sarcoidosis are examples of t. A(n) test is considered more precise than ELISA.

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a.   Bronchial adenoma ( cancer starts in the mucous glands and ducts of the lung airways (bronchi).
b.   lungs (occurs when air gets trapped in the lungs)
c.   Respiratory therapists (treat patients with problems related to breathing)
d.   consists of the trachea, the bronchi and bronchioles, and the alveoli
e.   Aspiration (any foreign object is inhaled).
f.   Pulmonary edema (fluid enters alveoli instead of air)
g.   Pneumothorax
h.   Angiogram (pulmonary angiogram is done by injecting dye into the blood vessels).
i.   Postural drainage and Percussion (helps move mucus from lungs to the throat)
j.   Pulmonary Artery Stenosis (thus blood find it difficult to reach lungs)
k.   Pathogen (like viruses, bacteria, bacteria, toxins, cancer)
l.   tonsils (located on the back of the throat)
m.   inflammation (occurs due to increased blood flow)
n.   Spleen
o.   Macrophages (neutrophils, monocytes, macrophages, mast cells, and dendritic cells are all phagocytic)
p.   lymph glands. (these house lymphocytes)
q.   AIDS (stage 3 of HIV)
r.   antigen (its exposure will help produce antibodies)
s.   Autoimmune diseases
t.   --