Chapter 23: Respiratory System Flashcards

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larynx

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separates upper and lower respiratory tract

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upper infections

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more common

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lower infections

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more dangerous

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conducting zone

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transports air and prepares it for respiration

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respiratory zone

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where diffusion and trading of gas (O2 and CO2) occurs

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nasal conchae creates

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tunnels (meatuses) that swirl air around your nasal cavity

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breathing through nose makes air

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swirl around

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breathing through your nose allows your nasal cavity to…

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filter, warm, and humidify the air you breathe

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external nares

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opening of nostrils

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auditory tube

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“pressure release valve” that controls the pressure in middle ear

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internal nares

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connect nasal cavity and the pharynx

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nasopharynx

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top
connects to the nasal cavity

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oropharynx

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middle
connects to the oral cavity

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laryngopharynx

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bottom
connects to the larynx

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epiglottis cartilage

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connects to the glottis while swallowing

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thyroid cartilage

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creates the larynx prominence (adams apple)

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glottis

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opening to the trachea

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17
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trachea is held open by…

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15-20 C shaped cartilage rings

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18
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posterior trachea has a

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fibroelastic membrane

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19
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carina is where..

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trachea branches into the primary bronchi

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how many primary bronchi do we have?

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2 for each lung

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21
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how many secondary bronchi do we have?

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5 for each lobe

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22
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how many tertiary bronchi do we have?

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18-19 for each bronchopulmonary segment

23
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alveoli

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primary gas exchange surfaces of the lungs

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respiratory zone begins with...
terminal bronchi
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type 2 alveolar cells
produce surfactant (reduces surface tension)
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the respiratory membrane is made of...
alveolus, a capillary, and a thin basement membrane
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right lung has how many lobes
3
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left lung has how many lobes
2
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visceral pleura
lines the lung
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parital pleura
lines the body wall
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pleural cavity is filled with...
pleural fluid which reduces friction and has an adhesive function
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when inhaling, you have to __________ the volume/size of the thoracic cavity to _____________ the pressure
increase, decrease
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when exhaling, you have to ___________ the volume/size of the thoracic cavity to ______________ the pressure
decrease. increase
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atmospheric pressure
760 mmhg at sea level above us at all times putting pressure on us
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you inhale when the pressure in your lungs is ___________ than atmospheric pressure
lower
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you exhale when the pressure in your lungs is _____________ than atmospheric pressure
higher
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intravelar pressure
inside lungs, changes based on whether you're inhaling or exhaling also called intrapulmonary pressure
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quiet inhalation
caused by contraction of the diaphragm and the external intercostals
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quiet exhalation
caused by elastic recoli when the diaphragm and the external intercostals relax
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75% of breaths are caused by the _________ __________
diaphragm dropping
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25% of breaths are caused by ___________ _________ __________ ____________
external intercostal muscles contracting
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a normal breathe out requires
no muscle activity
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forced breathing
involves accessory muscles that suck air in and blow it out includes abdominal muscles
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diaphragmatic breathing
diaphragm taking deep breathes easier on body
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costal/chest breathing
breathing comes from chest
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tidal volume
amount of air in a normal breath 500 mL
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inspiratory reserve volume
how much more you can inhale than normal
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vital capacity
how much lung space you can control IRV+TV+ERV = (3100-4800 mL)
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medulla oblongata
controls breathing rhythm
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pons
control breathing rate
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too much CO2
respiratory rate goes up
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too little CO2
respiratory rate will drop body will get more
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oxygen and CO2 move from areas of _____ to ______ concentration
high, low
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oxygen diffuses ______ your blood
INTO
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CO2 diffuses _______ of your blood
OUT