Meaning of "Bronchiolitis" in the German dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD BRONCHIOLITIS

zu ↑Bronchiole.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF BRONCHIOLITIS IN GERMAN

Bronchiolitis  [Bronchioli̲tis]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF BRONCHIOLITIS

Bronchiolitis is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES BRONCHIOLITIS MEAN IN GERMAN?

Acute bronchiolitis

Akute Bronchiolitis

Bronchiolitis is an inflammation of the smallest, cartilaginous bronchi, which affects particularly small children. The disease pattern initially resembles an acute asthma attack, especially when the inflammation of the bronchioles is very extensive. Due to the small diameter of the bronchial tubes, the mucous membrane swells in such a way that ventilation, especially ventilation of the pulmonary vesicles, is made more difficult. Typical triggers are respiratory syncytial viruses. Other common pathogens are the parainfluenza virus and measles virus, rarely mycoplasma or chlamydia are found.

Bronchiolitis ist eine Entzündung der kleinsten, knorpellosen Bronchien, die besonders kleine Kinder betrifft. Das Erkrankungsbild ähnelt zu Beginn einem akuten Asthmaanfall, vor allem wenn die Entzündung der Bronchiolen sehr ausgedehnt ist. Aufgrund des geringen Durchmessers der Bronchien schwillt die Schleimhaut so an, dass eine Belüftung, vor allem Entlüftung der Lungenbläschen erschwert wird. Typischer Auslöser sind Respiratory-Syncytial-Viren. Weitere häufige Erreger sind das Parainfluenza-Virus und das Masernvirus, seltener werden Mykoplasmen oder Chlamydien gefunden.

Definition of Bronchiolitis in the German dictionary

Bronchitis, which affects the finest branches of the bronchial tree.

Bronchitis, bei der die feinsten Äste des Bronchialbaumes betroffen sind.

TRANSLATION OF BRONCHIOLITIS

Find out the translation of Bronchiolitis to 25 languages with our German multilingual translator.

The translations of Bronchiolitis from German to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «Bronchiolitis» in German.

• Translator German - Chinese: 细支气管炎
• Translator German - Spanish: bronquiolitis
• Translator German - English: bronchiolitis
• Translator German - Hindi: श्वासनलिकाशोथ
• Translator German - Arabic: التهاب القصيبات
• Translator German - Russian: бронхиолит
• Translator German - Portuguese: bronquiolite
• Translator German - Bengali: bronchiolitis
• Translator German - French: bronchiolites
• Translator German - Malay: bronkiolitis
• German: Bronchiolitis
• Translator German - Japanese: 細気管支炎
• Translator German - Korean: 세기관지염
• Translator German - Javanese: bronchiolitis
• Translator German - Vietnamese: viêm tiểu phế quản
• Translator German - Tamil: மூச்சு நுண்குழாய் அழற்சி
• Translator German - Marathi: ब्रॉकिओल्सचा दाह
• Translator German - Turkish: bronşiolit
• Translator German - Italian: bronchiolite
• Translator German - Polish: zapalenie oskrzelików
• Translator German - Ukrainian: бронхіоліт
• Translator German - Romanian: bronșiolita
• Translator German - Greek: βρογχιολίτιδα
• Translator German - Afrikaans: brongiolitis
• Translator German - Swedish: bronkiolit
• Translator German - Norwegian: bronkiolitt

10 GERMAN BOOKS RELATING TO «BRONCHIOLITIS»

Discover the use of Bronchiolitis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to Bronchiolitis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in German literature.

Siegenthalers Differenzialdiagnose: innere Krankheiten - vom ...

... in diesen peripheren Atemwegen abspielen (z. B. akute Bronchiolitis, konstriktive Bron- chiolitis, diffuse Panbronchiolitis, respiratorische Bronchiolitis) von interstitiellen Lungenerkrankungen mit bronchiolärer Beteiligung (z. B. Bronchiolitis ...

Walter Siegenthaler, André Aeschlimann, 2005

Pädiatrie

Unter einer Bronchiolitis obliterans versteht man die gemeinsame Endstrecke unterschiedlicher Krankheitsprozesse, die mit einem irreversiblen Umbau der kleinen Atemwege einhergehen. Im Kindesalter sind folgende Auslöser beschrieben: ...

Christian P. Speer, 2009

Die Innere Medizin: Referenzwerk für den Facharzt ; mit 712 ...

Akute Bronchiolitis Definition: Bei der akuten Bronchiolitis handelt es sich um eine Entzündung der Bronchiolen, die oft durch respiratorische Viren (infektiöse Bronchiolitis), seltener durch toxische Gase und Dämpfe (toxische Bronchiolitis) ...

Wolfgang Gerok, 2007

Innere Medizin: 299 Synopsen, 611 Tabellen

1 2.7 Bronchiolitis obliterans mit organisierender Pneumonie (BOOP) Synonyme: Bronchiolitis obliterans organizing pneumonia = cryptogenic organizing pneumonia, bronchiolitis interstitial pneumonia Definition ▻ 12.7 Bronchitis obliterans ...

‎2001

Erkrankungen der Lunge

Zunächst wird eine Bronchoskopie mit multiplen transbronchialen Lungenbiopsien und BAL durchgeführt, die das Ziel hat, infektiöse Komplikationen auszuschließen und das Vorliegen und Ausmaß der Bronchiolitis obliterans festzustellen.

Nikolaus Konietzko, H. Wendel, B. Wiesner, 1994

Klinische Pneumologie: Das Referenzwerk für Klinik und Praxis

Bronchien -- Anatomie [1] Bronchiolen -- Anatomie [1] Bronchiolitis [1], [2] Bronchiolitis -- Algorithmus [1] Bronchiolitis-- follikuläre [1] Bronchiolitis-- follikuläre -- rheumatoide Arthritis [1] Bronchiolitis-- follikuläre -- Systemerkrankungen [1] ...

Claus Kroegel, Ulrich Costabel, 2013

Ganzkörper-Computertomographie: Spiral- und Multislice-CT ; ...

Abb. 9.9 Bronchiolitis. Akute infektiöse Bronchiolitis Respiratorische Bronchiolitis und assoziierte Erkrankungen Diffuse Panbronchiolitis (DPB) Bronchiolitis obliterans (konstriktive Bronchiolitis) Allergische bronchopulmonale Aspergillose.

Mathias Prokop, 2007

Surfactanttherapie: Grundlagen, Diagnostik, Therapie ; 44 ...

6.2 Bronchiolitis M. Griese, I. Möller 6.2.1 Definition und Epidemiologie Die Bronchiolitis ist eine entzündliche Erkrankung der Bronchialschleimhaut mit Schleimhautschwellung, Abschilferung der Epithelzellen in den kleinsten Bronchien und ...

Roland R. Wauer, 2004

Homöopathie bei Asthma

7 Bronchiolitis 7.1 Über das Krankheitsbild der Bronchiolitis Bei einer Bronchiolitis liegt das Leiden des Kindes dem Betrachter offen, weil das Anheben des gesamten Brustkorbs mit jedem Atemzug und unter äußerster Anstrengung selbst ...

Yad R. Agrawal, Martin Siegfried Bündner, 2006

Trainer Thoraxdiagnostik: systematische kardiopulmonale ...

Aufgrund des Fehlens von schleimproduzierenden Zellen auf Ebene der Bronchioli terminalis und respiratorii fehlt dem klinischen Bild der alleinigen Bronchiolitis ohne Bronchitis der Auswurf; im Vordergrund der Beschwerdesymptomatik ...

Johannes Kirchner, 2010

10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BRONCHIOLITIS»

Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term Bronchiolitis is used in the context of the following news items.

NICE urges GPs to restrict antibiotics for bronchiolitis and promote ...

GPs should arm parents with information so they can self care at home for babies with bronchiolitis, NICE has said in new guidance, which also calls for a ... «GP online, Jun 16»

One in six children hospitalized for bronchiolitis tested positive for ...

BALTIMORE — One in six children hospitalized for bronchiolitis in Colorado had been exposed to marijuana, according to data presented at the Pediatric ... «Healio, May 16»

Bronchiolitis After the ED: Should We Worry About O 2 Saturation?

Since the widespread adoption of pulse oximetry in patient assessment, the frequency of bronchiolitis admissions has more than doubled. Recent evidence ... «Medscape, Apr 16»

Bronchiolitis Reanalysis: Hypertonic Saline Does Not Reduce LOS

Once the differences were accounted for, they say, the data do not support hypertonic saline's effect in reducing LOS for acute viral bronchiolitis in a typical US ... «Medscape, Apr 16»

Oximetry Fails to Predict Future Bronchiolitis Care

Pulse oximetry does not effectively predict which infants diagnosed with bronchiolitis will return for unscheduled medical care after an emergency department ... «Medscape, Mar 16»

Pulse Oximetry: Is it Worthwhile in Infants With Bronchiolitis?

Bronchiolitis, which is characterized by wheezing and respiratory distress, is the most common lower respiratory tract infection among infants and it is also the ... «MedPage Today, Feb 16»

Prenatal Tobacco Smoke Exposure Increases Hospitalizations for ...

Few significant birth cohort studies on the effect of prenatal TSE via passive and active maternal smoking on the development of severe bronchiolitis in early ... «Medscape, Feb 16»

Collaborative Approach Reduces Unneeded Bronchiolitis Care

A voluntary quality improvement program may help community hospitals reduce unnecessary care for bronchiolitis, and may be especially useful for managing ... «Medscape, Dec 15»

Early childhood bronchiolitis increases asthma risk in adulthood

Bronchiolitis and pneumonia are common lower respiratory tract infections in early childhood. During their first year, around 30 per cent of children have ... «Science Daily, Nov 15»

Study: 3% hypertonic saline does not shorten hospital stay for ...

Each child in the trial had been diagnosed using the 2006 AAP definition of bronchiolitis: “A constellation of clinical symptoms and signs including a viral upper ... «AAP News, Nov 15»