Histology of Respiratory System Flashcards
Divisions of the Respiratory System; Function
Conducting: Air Transport, Olfaction, Phonation
Respiratory: Gas Exchange
The combination of Diseases that result in reduced exchange of gasses between blood and air are referred to as?
COPD - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder
What structures make up the C/R divisions of the respiratory system
*name cartilaginous structures – function of cartilage?
C: Nasal Cavity, Pharynx (nasal/oral to esophagus), *Larynx (pharynx to esophagus), *Trachea, *Bronchi, Bronchioles
R: Respiratory Bronchioles, Alveolar Ducts, Alveolar Sacs
What is the tissue classification for Respiratory EPITHELIUM and Olfactory EPITHELIUM? – remember this is in nasal cavity
R: pseudo-stratified ciliated columnar epithelium
O: specialized PSCCE epithelium
Give CELL TYPES and function of EPITHELIAL Respiratory System
HINT: *R(NC) - O(NC), *T, *B, B}
O - Brush, Basil, Olfactory (bipolar n.) Sustentacular (support)
- Ciliated Cells - (columnar cell)
- Goblet (mucus prod)
- Brush & Basil (receptor, stem respectively)
- Granule (release local med/ macrophage recruit)
Bronchioles - All * and Clara - (surfactant - prev collapse)
Lamina Propria (under epithelium) is found it what levels of the Respiratory Systems. Give me the common and specialized structure of each.
R(NC) - O(NC), T, B, B, - Vasculature (warm air)
Olfactory Region - Olfactory Nerves & Glands (Bowman’s gland)
We know NC (Respiratory/Olfactory regions have only mucosa (EP + LP), What are the tissue layers in other respiratory structures?
Trachea & Bronchi
1) Mucosa (EP- barrier LP- Vasculature/immune cells
2) Submucosa (glands, BV, Nerves)
3) Cartilage Layer - C shaped Hyaline
4) Adventicia (CT, BV, Nerves)
+Bronchi & Bronchioles -2+ = smooth muscle layer after mucosa
Explain Interleukin Stimulated Hyperplasia, Hyper-production of mucus, and Dyskinesia
Infection/Allergy/Smoking causes inflammation
t-lymphocytes release IL stimulating GOBLET Cells
Hyperplasia, Mucus overproduction, or Cila occurs