CHapter 13 test Flashcards

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Respiration

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exchange of gasses among lining things and their environment

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internal respiration

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exchange of gasses between blood and body cells

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3
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diaphram

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main muscle involved in breathing

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4
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external respiration

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exchange of gases between air in lungs and blood

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5
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expiration

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to exhale

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6
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pulmonary ventilation

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breathing

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7
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inspiration

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to inhale

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8
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The exchange of both 02 & C02 from blood to body tissue occurs by

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diffussion

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9
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spirometer

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measures the amount of air exchanged in breathing

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10
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vital capacity

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maximum expiration

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11
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tidal capacity

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normal inspiration/expiration

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12
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expiratory reserve volum

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amount of air that can forcibly exhaled after inspiring tidal volume

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13
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inspiriatory reserve volume

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amount of air that can be forcibly inhaled after normal inspiration

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14
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What do chemo receptors control?

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levels of CO2, 02 and acid in the body

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15
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what do stretch receptors control?

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elasticity of the lungs

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16
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How do the chemo receptors control it?

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receptors near the cartaroid artery send signals to the brain when C02 is too high or 02 is too low

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17
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How do the stretch receptors control it?

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when we inspire TV, signals are sent to the inspiratory center to tell our breathing muscles to relax

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18
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Respiratory arrest

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failure to resume breathing after a long period of apnea

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19
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Apnea

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complete stoppage of breathing for a brief period

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20
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Hypoventilation

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labored or difficulty breathing

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21
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Hyperventilation

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rapid & deep respiration

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22
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Eupnea

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normal respiratory rate

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23
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Dyspnea

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slow & shallow respiration

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24
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What four things does the respiratory system do to the air we breathe?

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gas exchange
warms
filters the air
humidifies

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What is the respiratory mucosa and what does it do?
lines your tubes, produces mucous
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What is the difference between the Respiratory Mucosa and Respiratory Membrane?
Mucosa onlyu lines your tubes, membrane lines the whole system. And membrane separates capillaries and aveoli
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How much mucus is produced daily?
125mL
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What are the three major parts of the Upper Respiratory Tract?
nose pharynx larynx
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Air enters the respiratory tract through the
nostrils
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what does the nasal septum separate?
the two nasal cavities
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What are the four paranasal sinuses
frontal sphenoidal maxillary sinus ethmoid
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What are these four sinuses line with?
mucous
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What does the lacrimal sac drain into the nasal cavity?
tears
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WHy is breathing through the nose better for humidifying the air than breathing through the mouth?
The cilia helps trap the dust and bacteria . Conchae is in the nose and helps humidify the air
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another name for the pharynx
throat
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In order, superiorly to inferiorly, what are three portions of the pharynx
nasal pharynx oro pharynx larngo pharynx
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if both food and air pass through the pharynx where do they separate to go to their destination? air: food:
larynx/trachea | stomach/ esophagus
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Another name for larynx
voice box
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Consists of __________ the largest part being called the ______
cartilage | adam's apple
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Explain how vocal cords can change the pitch of your voice
the muscles that attached to your larynx tighten they have a higher pitch
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What purpose does the epiglottis serve
so food doesn't go down your windpipe
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What are the three major parts of the lower repiratory tract
trachea all of the bronchial tree lungs
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another name for the trachea is
windpipe
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what is trachea made up of?
cartilage
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What does this prevent the trachea from doing?
collapsing
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what is the trachea lined with
mucous
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The Primary Bronchi (right & left bronchus) leads into the
right and left lung
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The Secondary Bronchi are found in the _______ & branch out getting _______
lungs | smaller
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like the trachea & primary bronchi these tubes are lined with
mucous
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Bronchioles are smaller tubes of the bronchi are made up of
smooth
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At the end of the bronchioles we find
alveolar duct -----> alveolar sac -------> alvolar
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What is the surface of each alveoli lined with?
surfactant
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What purpose does surfactant serve?
reduces tension of alveoli
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How many loves does the right lung have?
3
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How many lobes does the left lung have?
2
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WHat do the Pleura cover?
the surface of the lungs
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what does the pleura they line?
inner surface of the rib cage?
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What is the purpose of the pleura?
to keep the membranes from rubbing together
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Influenza
known as the flue
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pneumonia
fluid builds up in your lungs
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tuberculosis
disease affecting the lungs
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asthma
air passages become narrow
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bronchitis
inflammation and swelling of bronchioles
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emphysema
alveoli lose their ability to expand and contract