respiratory 2; upper respiratory viruses Flashcards
amount of air beyond the tidal volume that can be taken in with the deepest inhalation
inspiratory reserve volume
covers opening to the trachea during swallowing
epiglottis
tidal volume
the amount of air involved in one normal inhalation and exhalation
larynx
produces sound, transports air to trachea
also moistens, warms, and filters incoming air
bronchioles
controls air flow in lungs, transports air to alveoli
controls air flow in lungs; transports air to alveoli
bronchioles
transports air to lungs
trachea and bronchi
residual volume
even after the utmost forceful exhalation, this air remains
warms and moistens air; helps produce sounds
oral cavity
amount of air beyond tidal volume that can be forcibly exhaled
expiratory reserve volume
alveoli
provide area for exchange of o2 and co2
transports air to larynx
pharynx
the amount of air involved in one normal inhalation and exhalation
tidal volume
nasal cavity
filters, warms and moistens air
produces sounds
larynx