Respiratory System Flashcards
CONDUCTING PORTION
● Nasal cavities
● Pharynx
● Larynx
● Trachea
● Bronchi, bronchioles, terminal bronchioles
gas exchange
RESPIRATORY PORTION
RESPIRATORY PORTION:
● Respiratory bronchioles
● Alveolar ducts
● Alveoli
the cellular sites of the exchange of O2 and CO2 between inspired air and blood, are small, air-filled, saclike structures, which make up most of the lung structure.
ALVEOLI
The left and right nasal cavities each have two components:
external dilated vestibule
internal nasal cavity
The skin of the nose enters the _______ into the _____ and includes sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and coarse, moist vibrissae (hairs), which filter out particulate material from inspired air
nares (nostrils) partway
vestibule
The _____ lie within the skull as two cavernous chambers separated by the osseous nasal septum.
nasal cavities
Extending from each lateral wall are three bony shelflike projections called
conchae, or turbinate bones.
RESPIRATORY EPITHELIUM:
Nasal cavities and conducting portion
ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium
Most of the nasal cavities and conducting portion of the system is lined with mucosa having ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium commonly known as the ______.
respiratory epithelium
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
most abundant, 250-300 cilia
CILIATED COLUMNAR CELLS
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
move microbes and debris up and out of airways
CILIATED COLUMNAR CELLS
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
Numerous and predominate in some areas with basal nuclei and apical domain
GOBLET CELLS
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
with granules of mucin glycoprotein
GOBLET CELLS
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
secrete mucin and create protective mucus layer
GOBLET CELLS
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
much less numerous
BRUSH CELLS
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
columnar cell type
BRUSH CELLS
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
sparse, blunt microvilli
BRUSH CELLS
Respiratory epithelium five major cell types:
chemosensory receptors resembling gustatory cells
BRUSH CELLS