Respiration Flashcards

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(CL) Nasal Cavity & Paranasal Sinuses: What structures are part of the nasal cavity? What directional view?

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  1. rostral
  2. caudal
  3. external nares
  4. hard palate
  5. tongue
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(CL) Name the structures found on this photo

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  1. Septum
    - divides nasal cavity
  2. Conchae
    - scroll-like bone
    - covered with epithelium (anchors)
    - increases surface area (acts as a filter, humidifies air)
  3. Meatus (= space)
    - dorsal, middle, ventral, and common
  4. hard palate
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(CL) Name the structures found on this photo

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  1. dorsal meatus
  2. middle meatus
  3. common meatus
  4. ventral meatus
  5. septum
  6. dorsal concha
  7. ventral concha
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(CL) Name the structures that complete the Pharynx

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  1. Pharynx
  2. Oropharynx (ventral to soft palate)
  3. Soft palate
  4. Laryngopharynx (joins naso & oro to esophagus & trachea)
  5. Nasopharynx (dorsal to soft palate)
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(CL) What is the Pathway for Food in the Pharynx

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oral cavity –> oropharynx –> laryngopharynx –> esophagus
- starts ventral of the nasal pathway then crosses over the laryngopharynx to continue dorsally

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(CL) The Pathway for Air in the Pharynx

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nasal cavity –> nasopharynx –> laryngopharynx –> trachea
- starts dorsal of the oral pathway then crosses over the laryngopharynx to continue ventrally

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(CL) Name the 3 structures that are connected to the Hyoid Apparatus:

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(CL) Name the 5 structures that are park of the Larynx:

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A. Hyoid apparatus
B. Epiglottis
C. Thyroid
D. Arytenoid
E. Cricoid

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(CL) What are the 3 articulation locations within the Larynx?

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  1. Thyrohyoid articulation
  2. Cricothyroid articulation
  3. Cricoarytenoid articulation
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(CL) Name the structures found on this photo:

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  1. Trachea
  2. Fibroelastic tissue
  3. Esophagus
  4. Spinal cord
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(CL) Name the structures in this photo:

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  1. Terminal bronchiole
  2. Venule
  3. Arteriole
  4. Capillary
  5. Alveolar duct
  6. Alveolar sac
  7. Alveolus
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(CL) What are the 3 types of pleura?

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  1. Mediastinal pleura
  2. Parietal pleura
  3. Visceral pleura
  4. Mediastinum
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(CL) What are the structures/action of lunch ventilation via aspiration pump?

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  1. Ribs
  2. Pleura cavity
  3. Lungs
  4. Expansion / contraction of pleura cavity
  5. Diaphragm
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(LM) Name the boundaries of the nasal cavity:

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  1. braincase
  2. cribiform plate
  3. hard plate
  4. nasal bone
  5. maxilla
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(LM) Name the paranasal sinuses in this picture:

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  1. frontal sinus
  2. maxillary sinus
    2a. rostral & caudal maxillary sinus
  3. frontal sinus
  4. ethmoidal conchae
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(LM) Name the lung lobes:

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  1. cranial lobe
  2. cardiac notch
  3. caudal lobe
  4. heart
  5. caudal lobe
  6. accessory lobe
  7. middle lobe
  8. cranial lobe
  9. heart
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(LM) Name the structures of diaphragm:

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  1. xiphoid cartilage
  2. muscular portion
  3. central tendon
  4. caval foramen (w/ caudal vena cava)
  5. esophageal hiatus (esophagus)
  6. aortic hiatus (w/ aorta)
  7. 13th rib
  8. crus (left)
  9. lumbar vertebra