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chapter 15 Flashcards

1
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respiratory system 2 basic functions

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air distribution & gas exchange

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2
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upper respiratory tract organs

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nose
pharynx
larynx

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3
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lower respiratory tract organs

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trachea
bronchiole tree
lungs

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4
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membrane that separates air in alveoli from blood

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respiratory membrane

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5
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membrane that lines most of air distribution tubes

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respiratory mucosa

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6
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paranasal sinuses

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frontal
maxilla
sphenoid
ethmoid

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7
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drains tears into nasal cavity

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lacrimal sac

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8
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protrudes into nasal cavities and function to warm and humidity air

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conchae turbinates

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9
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large air tube in neck

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trachea

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10
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4 smaller air tubes connect to trachea and alveolar sacs

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primary bronchi
secondary bronchi
bronchioles
alveolar ducts

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11
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substance made by lungs to reduce surface tension

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surfactant

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12
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exchange of gases between blood and tissues

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internal respiration

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13
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exchange of gases between blood and air in lungs

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external respiration

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14
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most important muscle in respiration

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diaphragm

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15
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oxygen carried in blood

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oxyhemoglobin

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16
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carbon dioxide can be carried in blood as

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bicarbonate ion

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17
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carbon dioxide combined in hemoglobin

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carbiminohemoglobin

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18
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the inspiratory and expiratory centers are located in _____ brain

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medulla

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19
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receptors that inhibit the inspiratory center that keeps lungs from over expanding

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stretch receptors

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20
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receptors that modify respiratory rates by responding to amount of CO2 and O2 and acid levels in blood

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chemoreceptors

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21
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amount of air moved in and out of lung during normal breathing

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tidal volume

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22
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3 volumes that make up vital capacity

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tidal volume
expiratory reserve
inspiratory reserve

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23
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the volume in total lung capacity but not vital capacity

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residual volume

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24
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normal breathing

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eupnea

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25
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rapid and deep respirations

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hyperventilation

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26
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slow and shallow respirations

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hypoventilation

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27
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labored or difficult respirations

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dyspnea

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28
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stopped respiration

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apnea

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29
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failure to resume breathing after a period of apnea

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respiratory arrest

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30
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cycles of alternating apnea and hyperventilation with critical conditions

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cheyne stokes respiration

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31
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chemoreceptors respond to changes in CO2, O2, and blood acid

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chemoreflexes

32
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respond to stretch receptors in lungs to protect from over inflation

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pulmonary stretch reflexes

33
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what transport process of diffusion is responsible for exchange of gases during respiration

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passive transport

34
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a type of respiratory mucosa epithelium lines most of tract and produces mucus

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ciliated psuedostratified columnar

35
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a type of respiratory mucosa epithelium lines nostrils, vocal folds, pharynx, and has protective function

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stratified squamous epithelium

36
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a type of respiratory mucosa epithelium lines alveoli and facilitates gas exchange

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simple squamous epithelium

37
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cilia on mucosal cells beat in only one direction moving mucus upward to pharynx

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ciliary escalator

38
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form a ring of lymphoid tissue around throat

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tonsils

39
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nasopharynx contains _____ tonsils & _____

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pharyngeal tonsils or adenoids
auditory tubes

40
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oropharynx contains _______ tonsils

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lingual and palatine tonsils

41
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2 functions of pharynx

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food liquids & air

42
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adams apple is largest

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thyroid cartilage

43
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partially covers opening into larynx

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epiglottis

44
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larynx function

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air and voice

45
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alveoli function

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exchange of gases between air and blood

46
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made of nine piece of cartilage

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larynx

47
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right and left bronchi lead to smaller bronchioles leads to alveolar sacs, lead to alveoli

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bronchial tree

48
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passageway for air to move to and from alveoli

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bronchial tree

49
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large enough to fill chest cavity except for middle space of heart

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lungs

50
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lungs function

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external respiration

51
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thin membrane lines thoracic cavity

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parietal pleura

52
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lining covers outer surface of lungs

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visceral pleura

53
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moist smooth slippery serous membrane between lungs

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pleura

54
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pulmonary ventilation and pulmonary gas exchange

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external respiration

55
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systemic gas exchange and cellular respiration

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internal respiration

56
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pulmonary ventilation includes two phases

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inspiration and expiration

57
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air moves into lungs - inspiration and inhalation

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active process

58
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inspiratory muscles

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diaphragm and external intercostals

59
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increases size do chest and reduces pressure

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inspiration (inhalation)

60
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quiet expiration uses

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passive process

61
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thorax returns to resting size and shape and elastic recoil of lung tissues

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expiration (exhalation)

62
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forceful expiration muscles

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internal intercostals and abdominal

63
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volumes of air exchanged in breathing

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pulmonary volumes

64
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amount normally breathed in or out

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tidal volume

65
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greatest amount of air with one expiration

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vital capacity

66
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Amount of air that can be forcibly exhaled after the title volume

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expiratory reserve volume

67
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Amount of air that can be forcibly inhaled after normal inspiration

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inspiratory reserve volume

68
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Air that remains in the lungs after the most forceful expiration

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residual volume

69
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resting conditions rhythmic produces normal rate of respiration

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medulla

70
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centers in the pons can alter the activity of the medulla area

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pontine center

71
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voluntary but limited control of respiratory activity

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cerebral cortex

72
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transport of carbon dioxide 10%

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dissolved carbon dioxide

73
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transport of carbon dioxide, 20%

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carbaminohemoglobin

74
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transport of carbon dioxide, 70%

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biocarbonate ions

75
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exchange of gases between the air and blood

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diffusion passive

76
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respiratory system serves as

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gas exchanger
homeostatic mechanism

77
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correct pathway air takes on the way to the lungs

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primary bronchi
secondary bronchi
alveolar sacs
alveoli

A&P 2 (9 decks)

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