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Sever and will last for short time

Acute

Rescuers often

Chronic

Respiratory attack that is triggered by allergens and exercise

Asthma

Cyanosis and it’s due to lack of oxygen in the blood

Bluish color

Caused by cigarette smoke, allergies, irritants, pollution

Chronic bronchitis

Make someone cold

Chills

Chronic bronchitis and emphysema

COPD

Pneumothorax

Collapsed lung

The space between the wall of the chest cavity and the lung fills with air

Collapsed lung

Affect vocal cord of children

Croup

Acute bacterial disease affects the throat

Diphtheria

Difficulty breathing and Affects the pancreas

Cystic fibrosis

Difficulty breathing (shortness of breath)

Dyspnea

Abnormal breathing

Labored breathing

The nostrils widen while breathing

Nasal flaring

The cough that lasts for a period of eight weeks or longer

Persistent cough

Sweat

Perspiration

Highly contagious acute respiratory illness characterised by fits of coughing

Pertussis

Known as whooping cough

Pertussis

Inflammation of the pleura

Pleurisy

Shivering

Shaking chills

A blockage of an artery in the lungs due to a blood clot

Pulmonary embolism

Breathing in small amount of air

Shallow breathing

Shortness of breath

Dyspnea

Eject saliva from one’s mouth

Spit

Isn’t silver enough to require bed rest are hospitalization

Walking pneumonia

Breathing with a whistling sound in the chest

Wheezing

Highly contagious disease that affects the lungs

Tuberculosis

Infection and inflammation of the lungs caused by bacteria virus or fungus

Pneumonia

Exes of watery fluid collecting in the cavities or tissues of the body

Edema

Fatigue

Exertion

Breathe out

Exhale

Spit out

Expectorate

Feverish

Febrile

Dry cough

Hacking cough

Contagious viral infection Of the respiratory system causing fever

Influenza

Breathe in

Inhale

Experience a cold, fever, shaking chills, and cough with sputum production

Pneumonia

Lung disease that causes the air sacs in the lungs to burst, making Breathing, coughing, and expelling Mucus difficult

Emphysema

Can Cause the bronchial tubes to become narrow, inflamed, swollen, and irritated

Asthma

Can cause lung cancer

Cigarette, pipe, and cigar smoking

Experience headaches, a dry cough without blood or phlegm, a sore throat, and excessive sweating

Walking pneumonia

have A loud Barking cough and experience larboard and noisy breathing as a result of swallowing vocal chords and swollen windpipe

Children with croup

Experience tightness in chest and wheezing

Asthmatic

Can cause lung damage, infection, and Inflammation

cystic fibrosis

Effects the nose, throat, and sinuses

Bronchitis

Cough up or spit up Phlegm and Mucus

Expectorate

Cough medicine that will help reduce the thick, sticky secretion that you may experience when you have the flu or a cold

Expectorant

The most common cause of is smoking cigarette

Emphysema

A way to help empty the lungs of unwonted sectarian That accumulate in the lungs and is often used with patients who suffer from cystic fibrosis

Chest percussion Or just clapping

Experienced a sharp pain in the chest when they cough, inhale, exhale, And sneeze

Pleurisy

Medicine that is breath through the mouth to open up the air passage, or the bronchial tubes, of the lungs

Bronchodilator

Prescribed for people who are suffering from chronic bronchitis

Bronchodilator

Can developed to bronchitis, a collapsed lung, and Pneumonia

Cystic fibrosis in children

The symptoms of it include chest pain, sudden shortness of breath, blood streaked sputum, excessive perspiration, and in server cases lose of consciousness

Pulmonary Embolism

The early signs of it include a persistent cough, respiratory infections, and shortness of breath with exertion

COPD

Treatment for it include smoking cessation , drug therapies, and supplemental oxygen designed for home use

Emphysema

Exhibit symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, and a mild cold

Child with whooping cough or pertussis

Treated by breathing moist air or by medication to open the airways

Croup

Will experience wheezing and shortness of breath

COPD

Triggered by pet dander, dust mites, Months, and pollen

Asthma

Complains of shortness of breath, wheezing and fatigue

Bronchitis

Experience tiredness, fever, night sweats, and weight lose

Tuberculosis

Result in laboured breathing, coughing, and chest constriction

Asthma

Can be treated by antibiotics, inhalers, and bronchodilators

Emphysema

Can be treated by reading treatment and chest percussion

Cystic fibrosis

Caused by a variety of lung disease or by injury to the chest as a result of a broken rib, stabbing , or gunshot wound

Pneumothorax

Experience a sharp pain when they take deep breath

Pneumonia

To be quiet and not say anything because it won’t do any good

To save your breath

Speak in a very low voice so that no one hears you

Say something under one’s breath

Wait anxiously

Wait with bated breath

Waste one’s time talking

Waste one’s breath

Keep a secret

Not breathe a word

The person tells another person what is worrying or bothering them

To get something off one’s chest

Speak very loudly

To yell or scream at the top of one’s lungs

Person who brings new ideas or ways of doing things

Breath of fresh air

Highly contagious affect The lungs, and is transmitted to others through sneezing and mucus

Tuberculosis

Cystic fibrosis

Cystic fibrosis

Experience wheezing

Asthma, bronchitis, and emphysema

Refers to in enlargement Of the nostrils during reading and is a sign of breathing difficulty in children Who are experiencing croup, asthma, or other airway obstruction

Nasal flaring

Feel relaxed after being very busy or stressed

To be able to breathe easy

Pressure someone to do something or to watch someone very closely

To breathe down someone’s neck

Breathe normally after Breathing hard

To catch one’s breath

Don’t wait for something to happen because it won’t happen

Don’t hold your breath

To Be very busy

to hardly have time to breathe