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Respiration Flashcards

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Upper respiratory tract includes

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Frontal sinus; nasal cavity and pharynx

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Lower respiratory track includes

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Larynx; Trachea; bronchi; lungs

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Conduction portion of the respiratory system define where

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no gas exchange; Nose to Terminal bronchioles

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Respiratory portion

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Respiratory bronchioles to alveoli; where gas exchange occurs

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Nose made from 3)

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Cartilage; nasal bones and nostrils(opening)

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Nasal cavity Tissue

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Pseudostratified ciliated columnar with goblet cells

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7
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Nasal Cavity contains(6)

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1) Vestibule (entrance) 2) olfactory rec(smell) 3) nasal septum 4) 3 concha ( sup; mid ; inf) 5) meatuses 6) paranasal sinuses

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Meatuses are formed from

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Concha 3 of them sup/mid/inf

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9
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3 Parts of Pharynx top to bot

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1) nasopharynx 2) Oropharynx 3) Laryngopharynx

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Nasopharynx Loc/Tis

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Upper Pharynx; pseudostratified ciliated columnar (no oral)

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Oropharynx Loc/Tis

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Middle Pharynx; Non keratinized stratified squamous

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Laryngopharynx

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Bottom Pharynx; Non keratinized stratified squamous

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Why I the pharynx made from mostly Non keratinized squamous tissue

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Lots of layer so food cant cause tears

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14
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Larynx different tissues (2)

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1)Superior: Non keratinized; strat; squam. 2)Inferior: pseudostratified; ciliated; columnar

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Parts of the Larynx (4)

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Thyroid cartilage 2) Cricoid cartilage 3) Epiglottis 4) Arytenoid cartilage

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16
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Thyroid cartilage loc and marking

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Hyaline cartilage; on large front of larynx has Laryngeal prominence

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17
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Laryngeal prominence

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Adams apple on thyroid cartilage

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Cricoid Cartilage

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Hyaline ; ring shaped on larynx(bigger in the back)

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Epiglottis

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Elastic Cartilage; Prevents food from entering inferior larynx

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20
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Arytenoid Cartilage

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Above cricoid on back two bumps that attach to vocal cord (can move to change tension)

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21
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2 Ligaments of the Larynx

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1) Vocal ligaments; inferior; form true vocal cords 2) Vestibular ligaments ; superior; false vocal cords

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22
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Vocal cords can close and open aka

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Adduct or abduct(open)

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23
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Trachea tissue

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Pseudostratified ciliated columnar w/goblet cells

24
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Windpipe

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Trachea

25
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Trachea parts

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Tracheal cartilage (c-shaped) ridges; 2) Anular ligaments (elastic CT) (between each ridge) 3) Trachealis Muscle ( on the back can constrict/dilate) 4) Divides in to L and R 1st branch (primary)

26
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Brachial Tree Division

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1) Primary bronchi enter lungs 2 segments 2) 2nd L= 2 R= 3 seg 3) 3rd 8-10 segs

27
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Bronchial Tree is made from 3 tissues

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1) Pseudostratified ciliated columnar 2) Smooth muscle 3)cartilage

28
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sympathetic vs Parasympathetic response

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1) open of airway(epinephrine) vs closing

29
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Bronchioles

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Have smooth muscles; divisions that end in terminal bronchioles

30
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Order of Bronchioles

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Terminal -> respiratory Bronchioles -> alveoli(alveolar sacs)

31
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3 Types of Alveoli Cells

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1) Type (simple squamous) 2) Types 2 cells(cuboidal) 3) Dust cells (macrophages)

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Type 1 cells Tis/fun

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In alveoli; Simple squamous; gas diffusion

33
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Type 2 Cells Tis/Fun

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In alveoli; Cuboidal; Secrete surfactant( prevents collapse of alveoli

34
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Dust Cells

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IN Alveoli and are macrophages

35
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Respiratory membrane (3)

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1) Alveolar endothelium 2) Fused basement membranes of the alveolar and capillary endothelium 3) Capillary endothelium

36
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Pleural membrane

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1) outer parietal pleura 2) inner visceral pleura 3) pleural cavity w/ serous fluid in-between

37
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Apex on lung

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Top point

38
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Left Lung Char

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1) 2 Lobes (inf; sup) 2 )Oblique fissure 3) cardiac notch 4) Cardiac impression 5 8-10 bronchopulmonary segments

39
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Right Lung Char

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1) 3 Lobes(sup; mid; inf) 2)Horizontal Fissure 3) Oblique Fissure 4) 10 Bronchopulmonary 5) NO cardiac notch or impression

40
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Pulmonary Circulation

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Deoxygenated blood from Heart

41
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Bronchial Circulation

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Supplies lung tissue w/ oxygenated blood

42
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Inhalation(inspiration)

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If Diaphragm contracts; lung expands( pressure in lungs drop below 760 then) 2) air flows into lungs from down pressure gradient

43
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Atmospheric Pressure

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~760 mmHg

44
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Exhalation(expiration)

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1) Diaphragm relaxes; lung volume is DECREASED ( pressure in Lungs INCREASEs above 760 mmHg) 2) Air flows out of lungs from down pressure gradient

45
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Active muscles of Breathing

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Diaphragm and external intercostals

46
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Accessory Muscles of Exhalation

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Internal Intercostals and Abdominal muscles ( blowing out birthday candles)

47
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Which is An active process inhalation or exhalation

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Inhalation

48
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Neural innervation of Respiration

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1) Reparatory center in medulla oblongata 2) Apneustic and pneumotaxic center in Pons 3) Autonomic (sympathetic and Parasympathetic)

49
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Medulla oblongata contains for respiratory?

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Respiratory (rhythmicity) center which established RATE and DEPTH of Breathing

50
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When Center are in the Pons what they do?

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Apneustic and Pneumotaxic centers; Modify breathing pattern(fine tuning)

51
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Autonomic does not control what

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Rate of breathing

52
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Sympathetic Autonomic Respiration controls

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Dilates bronchioles(run from a lion)

53
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Parasympathetic Autonomic Respiration controls

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Constricts bronchioles(sleeping)

54
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Emphysema

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Emphysema gradually damages the air sacs (alveoli) in your lungs; making you progressively more short of breath. (COPD) smoking is leading cause; no cure (use o2 tank)

55
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Chronic bronchitis

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Chronic Inflammation and swelling of the lining of the airways; leading to narrowing and obstruction generally resulting in daily cough. -From Smoking

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