lecture 12 Flashcards

1
Q

3 phases of respiration

A
  1. pulmonary ventilation (inhale/exhale)
  2. external exchange of gas (alveoli & blood)
  3. internal exchange of gas ( blood to cell )
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2
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most important part of inhalation

A

diaphragm (inhalation active)

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3
Q

most important part of exhalation

A

intercostal ( exhalation passive )

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4
Q

upper respiratory tract

A

-nasal cavity
-pharynx
-larynx

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5
Q

lower respiratory tract

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-trachea
-primary bronchi
-lungs

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6
Q

how many lobes in right lung

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3 lobes

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7
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how many lobes in left lung

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2 lobes

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8
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5 nasal cavities

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  1. nostril
  2. nasal septum
  3. mucus membrane
  4. conchae or turbinate
  5. sinuses
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9
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sinuses

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2 frontal
2 maxillaries
2 ethmoidal
2 sphenoidals

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10
Q

where is the epiglottis located

A

on top of the larynx

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11
Q

glottis

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space when epiglottis is away from the larynx

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12
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carina

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bifurcation of trachea

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13
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3 types of cells in alveolar wall

A
  1. type l (squamous alveolar) - form structure
  2. type ll (great alveolar) -secrete pulmonary surfactant
  3. macrophages - destroy bacteria
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14
Q

hypernea

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increase depth & rate of breathing

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15
Q

hypopnea

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decrease depth & rate of breathing

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16
Q

kyssmaul respiration

A

deep and labored breathing patterns

17
Q

cheyne stroke respiration

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deeper & sometimes faster breathing followed by a gradual decrease resulting in temporary apnea