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Respiratory System Flashcards

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T. muscularis of VESTIBULAR REGION?

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BONE

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T. muscularis of RESPIRATORY REGION?

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HYALINE CARTILAGE

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T. muscularis of OLFACTORY REGION?

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BONE

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TRE (typical respiratory epithelium)

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PSEUDOSTRATIFIED COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM WITH GOBLET AND CILIATED CELLS

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Tall cylindrical cells located towards the surface of the epithelium?

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Sustentacular or support cells

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Bipolar neurons specialized to receive stimuli for sense of smell

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Olfactory cells

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Triangular or cuboidal cells located along the basal layer of the epithelium and resting in the basement membrane?

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Basal cells

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Lining epithelium of vestibular region?

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Stratified squamous non-keratinized with pigment cells

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Transition b/w skin and nasal cavity?

regions

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Vestibular region

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Lamina Propria of the vestibular region?`

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loose c.t. with serous or mixed tubuloalveolar gland

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Muscularis mucosae of the vestibular region?

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ABSENT

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T. adventitia of the vestibular region?

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ABSENT

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communicates with the paranasal sinuses, cavities within the maxillary, frontal, ethmoid and sphenoid bones of the skull?

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RESPIRATORY REGION

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Lining epithelium of respiratory region?

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Pseudostratified columnar kinociliated with goblet cells

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Lamina propria of respiratory region?

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erectile tissue (loose CT + blood sinuses) with branched tubuloalveolar serous or mixed nasal glands

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MM?

respiratory region

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ABSENT

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dorso-caudal region of nasal cavity located on the ethmoturbinates and nasal septum?

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OLFACTORY REGION

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Lining epithelium of Olfactory region?

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Pseudostratified columnar with stereocilia cells (no goblet cells)

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LP of OLFACTORY REGION?

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with branched tuvbuloalveoalr serous olfactory glands (Bowman’s gland)

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MM?

olfactory region

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ABSENT

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T. adventitia?

olfacory region

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ABSENT

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tall cylindrical cells located towards the surface of the epithelium with wide apices with stereocilia and narrow bases

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Sustentacular or support cells

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bipolar neurons specialized to receive stimuli for sense

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olfactory cells

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triangular or cuboidal cells located along the basal layer of the epithelium and resting in the basement membrane

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Basal cells

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  • dorsal portion of the pharynx that communicates with the nasal cavity?
  • separated by the soft palate from oropharynx
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NASOPHARYNX

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L.E. of NASOPHARYNX

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TRE

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L.P. of NASOPHARYNX

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  • loose or areolar CT
  • DLT AND NLT
  • branched tubuloalveolar mucous, serous
    and mixed glands
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M.M. of NASOPHARYNX

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ABSENT

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T. ADVENTITIA of NASOPHARYNX

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TYPICAL

29
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a short irregularly shaped muscular tubular organ supported by hyaline and elastic cartilage joined by connective tissue

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Larynx

30
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L.E. of LARYNX?

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false vocal cords - TRE
true vocal cords - stratified squamous ep. nonkeratined

31
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-connects the larynx and the extrapulmonary bronchi
- with C-shaped hyaline cartilage rings and a muscle that connects the cartilage

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TRACHEA

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L.E. OF TRACHEA?

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TRE

33
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  • connects the trachea and the lung
  • similar structure to trachea
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Extrapulmonary primary bronchus

34
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It expands the alveoli

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Surfactant

35
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Cartilage, connective tissue and muscles of the lung are derived from mesenchymal cells from?

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Splanchnic mesoderm

36
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L.E. of intrapulmonary primary bronchus?

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TRE?

37
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same in structure as primary bronchus except: smaller diameter
- cartilage in the t. muscularis is made up of large plates separated by gaps filled with loose CT and smooth muscle

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Secondary bronchus

38
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part of the bronchial tree where the
actual exchange of gases occurs

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Respiratory portion

39
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  • expandable structure
    -enveloped by visceral pleura (DWFCT with
    mesothelium)
  • divided into lobes
A

LUNGS

40
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branch of respiratory bronchiole that gives off to peripheral branches: alveoli

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Alveolar duct

41
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  • dead end of the respiratory region
  • round or polygonal structure with irregular lumen and a folded wall entirely formed by alveoli
A

Alveolar sac

42
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functional unit of the lung

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Alveolus/i

43
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  • more common
  • typical squamous with oval nucleus bulging into lumen of the alveolus
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Type 1 pneumocyte

44
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  • less frequent
  • polygonal or low cuboidal with round nuclues and granular cytoplasm
  • produces surfactant
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Type 2 pneumocyte

45
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In mouse?

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Type 3 pneumocyte

46
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Olfactory region is absent in some avian species like chicken. (T or F)

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True

47
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Syrinx in avian is the equivalent of T and F vocal cords in mammals

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True

48
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Lung is small and expandable in Avian respiratory system

A

False

IT IS UNEXPANDABLE AND ADHERES TO THE RIB CAGE

49
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Avian respiratory system has 7 air sacs that shuffle air around not for exchange of gases

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FALSE

9 AIR SACS

50
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  • Short and expands to form the vestibulum

AVIAN

A

Intrapulmonary bronchus

51
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  • short expanded tube
  • continuous as a mesobronchus
  • connected to the abdominal air sac

AVIAN

A

Vestibulum

52
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  • lined with TRE with cartilage and smooth muscle in the walls
  • gives rise to recurrent secondary bronchi
A

Mesobronchus

53
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  • corresponds in the respiratory bronchiole in mammalian lung
A

Secondary bronchus

54
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  • corresponds to the alveolar ducts of mammals
  • interconnects with secondar bronchi to form a complete air conducting loop
A

Tertiary or Parabronchus

55
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  • corresponds to the alveolar sac of mammals
  • wall gives off tiny spaces called air capillaries which is the s ite for gas exchange

AVIAN

A

Air vesicles

56
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  • corresponds to the alveolus of mammals
  • projects as tiny space from the wall of air vesicle closely adjacent to blood capillaries
A

Air capillaries

57
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  • thin membranous structures
  • occur free in the body cavities and send diverticula into the bones (pneumatic bones)
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Air sac

58
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  • partial persisitence of laryngotracheal groove
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Tracheosophageal fistula

59
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  • lack of production of pulmonary surfactant (temporary)
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Barker foal syndrome: hyaline disease

60
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  • failure of closure of one or both pleuroperitoneal folds
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Pleuroperitoneal hernia

61
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  • central weakness in the central tendinous part of the diaphragm
A

Peritoneopericardial diaphragmatic hernia

62
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L.E. of FALSE vocal cords?

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TRE

63
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L.E. of TRUE vocal cords?

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Stratified squamous epithelium non-keratinized

64
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Smooth myocytes that connects the cartilages ont he dorsal portion of the trachea?

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Trachealis muscle

65
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In pig and ruminants, their brochial tree of the right lung gives off a branch called?

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Tracheal bronchus

66
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Terminal branches?

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Alveolar sacs

67
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Position of lungs in very young embryos?

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dorsal to the heart

68
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Position of lungs in older embryos?

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Dorsal to the heart and liver

69
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Eventually the lungs expand laterally and ventrally?

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Lateral to the heart

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