Practical 2: Respiratory Flashcards
A
Superior nasal concha
B
Superior nasal meatus
C
Middle nasal concha
D
Middle nasal meatus
E
Inferior nasal concha
F
Inferior nasal meatus
G
Nasal vestibule
H
Anterior nasal nares
I
Hard palate
J
Soft palate
K
Uvula
L
Epiglottis
M
Vestibular fold
N
Laryngeal vestibule or Vestibule of the larynx
O
Vocal fold
P
Trachea
Q
Corniculate cartilage
R
Cuneiform cartilage
S
Lingual tonsils
T
Palatopharyngeal arch
U (the opening)
Fauces
V
Palatine tonsils
W
Opening of the pharyngotympanic tube
X (the opening)
Posterior nasal aperture
Y
Pharyngeal tonsils (the adenoids)
Z
Sphenoid sinus
1
Frontal sinus
2: What are these sinuses called?
Paranasal sinuses
A
Frontal sinus
B
Superior nasal concha
C
Superior nasal meatus
D
Middle nasal concha
E
Middle nasal meatus
F
Inferior nasal concha
G
Inferior nasal meatus
H
Nasal vestibule
I (the opening)
Anterior nasal nares
J
Hard palate
K
Soft palate
L
Uvula
M
Epiglottis
N
Vestibular fold
O
Laryngeal vestibule or vestibule of the larynx
P
Vocal fold
Q
Trachea
R
Corniculate cartilage
S
Cuneiform cartilage
T
Lingual tonsils
U (the opening)
Fauces
V
Palatine tonsils
W
Pharyngeal tonsils (the adenoids)
X (the opening)
Posterior nasal aperture
Y
Opening of the pharyngotympanic tube
Z
Sphenoid sinus
A
Pharyngeal tonsil or adenoids
B
Palatine tonsil
C
Palatopharyngeal arch
D
Lingual tonsil
E
Palatoglossal arch
A
Nasal cavity
B
Nasopharynx
C
Oropharynx
F
Laryngopharynx
A
Frontal sinus
B
Ethmoidal air cells
C
Maxillary sinus
A
Sphenoid sinus
B
Frontal sinus
C
Superior nasal concha
D
Superior nasal meatus
E
Middle nasal concha
F
Middle nasal meatus
G
Inferior nasal concha
H
Inferior nasal meatus
I
Hard palate
J
Soft palate
K
Uvula
L
Epiglottis
M
Vestibular fold
N
Laryngeal vestibule or vestibule of the larynx
O
Vocal fold
P
Lingual tonsils
Q
Palatine tonsils
R (the opening)
Fauces
S (the opening)
Posterior nasal aperature
T
Opening of the pharyngotympanic tube
A
Epiglottis
B
Hyoid bone
C
Thyroid cartilage
D
Laryngeal prominence
E
Cricothyroid ligament
F
Cricoid cartilage
G
Cricotracheal ligament
H
Tracheal cartilages
I
Thyroid notch
A
Epiglottis
B
Hyoid bone
C
Arytenoid muscles
D
Thyroid cartilage
E
Tracheal cartilages
F
Cricotracheal ligament
G
Cricoid cartilage
H
Arytenoid cartilage
I
Corniculate cartilage
B
Hyoid bone
C
Thyroid cartilage
D
Tracheal cartilages
E
Cricotracheal ligament
F
Cricoid cartilage
G
Cricothyroid ligament
H
Laryngeal prominence
A
Arytenoid muscles
B
Corniculate cartilage
C
Arytenoid cartilage
A
Hyoid bone
B
Thyrohyoid muscle
C
Superior thyroid A
D
Thyroid gland
E
Trachea
F
Thyroid cartilage
G
Laryngeal prominence
H
Thyrohyoid membrane
A
Hyoid bone
B
Thyroid cartilage
C
Laryngeal prominence
D
Cricothyroid ligament
E
Cricoid cartilage
F
Cricotracheal ligament
G
Tracheal cartilages
H
Apex of left lung
I
Thyrohyoid membrane
A
Cuneiform cartilage
B
Corniculate cartilage
C
Arytenoid muscle
D
Cricoid cartilage
E: What lines the trachea?
Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
F
Tracheal cartilages
G
Cricoid cartilage
H
Thyroid cartilage
I
Vocal fold
J
Vestibule of the larynx or laryngeal vestibule
K
Vestibular fold
L (vertical airway/space)
Glottis
M
Epiglottis
N
Hyoid bone
What is C covering?
Arytenoid cartilage
A
Epiglottis
B
Cuneiform cartilage
C
Corniculate cartilage
D
Arytenoid cartilage
E
Cricoid cartilage
F: What is the trachea lined with?
Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
G
Tracheal cartilages
H
Cricoid cartilage
I
Thyroid cartilage
J
Vocal fold
K
Vestibule of the larynx or laryngeal vestibule
L
Vestibular fold
M
Epiglottis
N
Hyoid bone
A
Thyrohyoid membrane
B
Thyrohyoid muscle
C
Superior thyroid A
D
Thyroid gland
E
Trachea & tracheal cartilages
F
Thyroid cartilage
G
Laryngeal prominence
H
Thyrohyoid membrane
I
Hyoid bone
B
Hyoid bone
C
Laryngeal prominence
D
Cricothyroid ligament
E
Tracheal cartilages
F
Cricotracheal ligament
G
Cricoid cartilage
H
Thyroid cartilage
I
Thyrohyoid membrane
A
Trachea
B
Right primary or main bronchus
C
Right secondary or lobar bronchi
D
Tertiary or segmental bronchi
E
Carina
F
Tertiary or segmental bronchi
G
Left secondary or lobar bronchi
H
Tertiary or segmental bronchi
I
Left primary bronchus
How many lobar bronchi are there on the right?
3
How many lobar bronchi are there on the left?
2
What is the internal area where the 2 bronchi meet in the middle?
Carina (E)
A: Is this a R or L lung?
Right
B: # of lobes for R lung?
3
C: # of lobes for L lung?
2
D
Apex of lung
E
Superior lobe
F
Horizontal fissure
G
Middle lobe
H
Oblique fissure
I
Base of lung
J
Inferior lobe
A
Pulmonary artery
B
Right primary bronchus
C
Pulmonary vein
D
Base of lung
E
Diaphragmatic surface
F
Caval impression
G
Hilum
H
Left primary bronchus
I
Trachea
J
Apex of lung
What is the caval impression from?
The inferior vena cava
A
Apex of right lung
B
Superior lobe
C
Horizontal fissure
D
Middle lobe
E
Oblique fissure
F
Inferior lobe
G
Inferior lobe
H
Cardiac notch
I
Oblique fissure
J
Superior lobe
K
Apex of left lung
A
Pulmonary vein
B
Respiratory bronchiole
C
Alveoli
D
Visceral pleura
E
Pulmonary artery
F
Terminal bronchiole
What is the respiratory bronchiole lined with? Why?
Simple squamous so gas exchange can occur
What is the terminal bronchiole lined with? Does gas exchange occur?
Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium. No gas exchange
A
Pulmonary vein
B
Terminal bronchiole
C
Pulmonary artery
D
Alveoli
E
Visceral pleura
F
Alveoli
G
Respiratory bronchiole
A
Alveolus
B
Respiratory membrane
C (smooth surface)
Pulmonary arteriole
D (wavy surface)
Pulmonary bronchiole
A
Alveoli
B (smooth surface)
Pulmonary arteriole
C
Respiratory membrane
D (wavy surface)
Pulmonary bronchiole
A
Smoker’s lung
B
Carbon
C
Lacking alveoli