BIO Chapter 10 Flashcards

respiratory system (30 cards)

1
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What is the overall function of the respiratory system?

A

Homeostasis>O2 into tissues>C02 from tissues to outside.

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What is the path of air from nasal cavity to lungs?

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Nasal cavity>pharynx>glottis>larnyx>trachea>bronchus>bronchioles>lungs

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3
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The cells of the body carry out cellular respiration to make energy in the form of ____.

A

ATP

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4
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Nasal cavities are separated by a ______ made of _______ and _______.

A

Septum, Bone, Cartilage

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5
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Nasal cavities are lined by ________ membrane.

A

Mucous

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6
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What purpose for respiration does the submucosa serve in the nasal cavity?

A

It contains a large number of capillaries that help warm and moisten the incoming air.

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7
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What type of cells act as odor receptors in the upper nasal cavities?

A

Ciliated

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8
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What is another term for “cavity” in the body?

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Sinus

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9
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Increased fluid in the sinuses can lead to an increase in pressure; resulting in a ________.

A

sinus headache

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10
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Tubes that connect between the nasopharynx and the middle ear are known as ________ tubes.

A

eustachian

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11
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The medical name for “throat”

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Pharynx

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12
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The Pharynx has three parts: the _________ where nasal cavities open above the soft palate; the ________ where the oral cavity opens; and the ___________, which opens into the _______ .

A

nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx, larynx

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13
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Tonsils are composed of ________ tissue.

A

lymphoid

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14
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The larynx is normally _______; allowing air to pass, but the esophagus is normally ________ until a person swallows.

A

open, closed

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15
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The _______ is a cartilaginous structure that serves as a passageway for air between the Pharynx and _________.

A

larynx, trachea

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16
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The vocal cords are _________ folds supported by elastic _________, and the slit between them is called the _________.

A

mucosal, ligaments, glottis

17
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What structure does the larynx move upward against when swallowing? What does it do?

A

The epiglottis - it prevents food from passing into the larynx.

18
Q

The lower respiratory tract consists of the _____, the _________ tree, and the _________.

A

trachea, bronchial, lungs

19
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The C-shaped _____________ rings of the trachea keep it from collapsing.

A

cartilaginous

20
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The mucous membrane that lines the trachea has an outer layer of __________ _________ __________ epithelium and _______ cells.

A

Pseudostratified, ciliated, columnar, goblet

21
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Bronchiolar constriction occurs during and _________ _______.

A

Asthma attack

22
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The lungs are surrounded by _______, two layers of ________ membrane that produce _______ fluid.

A

pleurae, serous, serous

23
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The right lung has _______ lobes, and the left lung has _______ lobes which allows room for which organ?

24
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A surfactant is a film of _________ that lowers the surface tension of water and prevents the alveoli from closing.

25
Boyle's Law states that at a __________ temperature, the pressure of a given quantity of gas is ____________ proportional to its volume.
constant, inversely
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A(n) __________ in air pressure causes air to move out of the lungs. A(n) _________ in air pressure causes air to enter them. When air pressure increases, volume _________.
increase, decrease. decreases.
27
Why can't you hold your breath for much longer than 2-3 mins.?
C02 builds in the blood, lowering pH and making it more acidic. Acidic blood affects chemoreceptors in the body to send signals for the body to breathe more rapidly.
28
What is the amount of pressure a gas exerts called?
Partial pressure, PO2, and PCO2
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If the partial pressure of oxygen differs across a membrane, oxygen will diffuse from the ______ to _______ partial pressure.
higher, lower
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