respiratory 2; upper respiratory viruses Flashcards

1
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amount of air beyond the tidal volume that can be taken in with the deepest inhalation

A

inspiratory reserve volume

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2
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covers opening to the trachea during swallowing

A

epiglottis

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3
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tidal volume

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the amount of air involved in one normal inhalation and exhalation

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4
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larynx

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produces sound, transports air to trachea

also moistens, warms, and filters incoming air

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5
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bronchioles

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controls air flow in lungs, transports air to alveoli

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6
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controls air flow in lungs; transports air to alveoli

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bronchioles

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7
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transports air to lungs

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trachea and bronchi

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8
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residual volume

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even after the utmost forceful exhalation, this air remains

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9
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warms and moistens air; helps produce sounds

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oral cavity

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10
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amount of air beyond tidal volume that can be forcibly exhaled

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expiratory reserve volume

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11
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alveoli

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provide area for exchange of o2 and co2

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12
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transports air to larynx

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pharynx

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13
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the amount of air involved in one normal inhalation and exhalation

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tidal volume

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14
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nasal cavity

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filters, warms and moistens air

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15
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produces sounds

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larynx

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16
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provide area for exchange of o2 and co2

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alveoli

17
Q

vital capacity

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sum of tidal volume and reserves

18
Q

epiglottis

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covers the opening to the trachea during swallowing

19
Q

trachea and bronchi

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transports air to lungs

20
Q

larger branches in lungs

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bronchus

21
Q

even after the utmost forceful exhalation, this air remains

A

residual volume

22
Q

inspiration

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inhaling

23
Q

windpipe

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trachea

24
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expiration

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exhaling

25
Q

filters, warms, and moistens air; transports air to pharynx

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nasal cavity

26
Q

rhinovirus / viral rhinitis =

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common cold

27
Q

pharynx

A

transports air to larynx

28
Q

sum of tidal volume and reserves

A

vital capacity

29
Q

common cold =

A

rhinovirus / viral rhinitis

30
Q

inspiratory reserve volume

A

amount of air beyond the tidal volume that can be taken in with the deepest inhalation

31
Q

transports air to pharynx

A

nasal cavity

oral cavity

32
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oral cavity

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warms and moistens air; helps produce sounds